12-07-2022, 10:44 AM
(12-06-2022, 02:36 PM)Alliecat Wrote: My lil Optio just doesn't like dim light.
It occurred to me just a couple of hours ago, after I have already shot about a third of the photos I need for the photo-story I'm working on, that if I set the ISO on the DSLR camera to "auto" rather than to a specific setting, I will have less of an issue with long shutter speed handheld blur.
Duhhhh!
6 December - A Doll A Day 2022:
![[Image: december6.jpg]](http://www.puuikibeach.com/images/adad2022/december6.jpg)
6 December - Another Behind the Scenes Scene
Because this photo-story project is consuming all my available hobby time, things like this will be my pic o' th' day for a while yet.
An upside of this is that I'm learning to use my DSLR camera. I figured out a trick just a couple of hours ago, after shooting about a third of the pics I'll need for the story, that should save me a lot of blurry pix from here on out: set the ISO to automatic!
I have yet to upload any of the Auto-ISO pix, so I do not know if they will be overly grainy or exhibit too much digital noise.
They're not dolls, they're action figures!