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Nikon D3200 , probably . If not a crappy little Lumix .what did you shoot this with?
Nikon D3200 , probably . If not a crappy little Lumix .what did you shoot this with?
That should've been able to take a clean sharp shot. I think resolution is ok - just ISO needs to be boosted to 3200Nikon D3200
Sorry ibbz , I meant that the site was rejecting it . I've had to resize all of them down from 6000 to 5250 pixels and then they've been fine but with these 2 it wasn't having it .That should've been able to take a clean sharp shot. I think resolution is ok - just ISO needs to be boosted to 3200
Boosting the ISO helps with low light ?That should've been able to take a clean sharp shot. I think resolution is ok - just ISO needs to be boosted to 3200
Sorry man, I thought you were asking about the photo.Sorry ibbz , I meant that the site was rejecting it . I've had to resize all of them down from 6000 to 5250 pixels and then they've been fine but with these 2 it wasn't having it .
I'm even more ignorant with a camera than I am with a bike I'm afraid . Without being funny I'm hard of learning , I have adhd so I tend to have to teach myself stuff and quite honestly it takes a long time to get anywhere with anything that my brain struggles with .
My brain does spacial awareness really well so things like composition come relatively easily but technical things take forever .
Laptop yeah , Asus zenbookSorry man, I thought you were asking about the photo.
The site is pretty good. If on a desktop computer anyway, on a mobile its trickier.
Are you using a desktop?
Yes, on a modern camera such as yours, you could either do it yourself or put it in auto (with flash off) and the camera will take care of it. (or clip on a flash on the hotshoe)Boosting the ISO helps with low light ?
I'm gonna write that down and stick in the camera bag . Thanks man I appreciate the input very much .Yes, on a modern camera such as yours, you could either do it yourself or put it in auto (with flash off) and the camera will take care of it. (or clip on a flash on the hotshoe)
rule of thumb is bright sunny daylight ISO 100. Daylight cloudy 400. Indoors daytime 400 - 800. Indoors with lighting 800-1600. In a concert of somewhere with stage lighting 1600-3200+ modern cameras are clean as a whistle up to and exceeding 6400!
Yes I just tried a 24MP file and it said too big!Laptop yeah , Asus zenbook
You're welcome!I'm gonna write that down and stick in the camera bag . Thanks man I appreciate the input very much .
The camera is generally on auto , due to my muppetry , but I know I'm not getting the best out of it .