Overall, I'd say the results were better than I'm used to getting but I STILL had a lot of grain in several of them. I don't know if it's an issue of shaking (even with shutter speed of 400?) or what. But as far as 'indoors' goes, this is where I'll get the most light. It faces north just like the living room (largest windows) which isn't super bright, but the fluorescent standing lights did help a bit. Gah.
This Saturday’s Recipes by The Pioneer Woman
4 years ago
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I don't know whether it's a blessing or a curse, but I can't ever really see graininess (unless it's just horrible and even then I probably won't care), but I think these look great! I do notice that my wedding pics aren't always as sharp as I'd like, and I blame that a lot on ISO. In churches I usually have to shoot at 800 or 1600. Outside, I go down to 400, but probably should go lower.
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