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I attended one of the Timeline Events at RAF Cosford and at the time, I had a morbid fear of venturing away from ISO 100. I have learnt that its not such a bad thing with modern day cameras which can still produce good results. I have a Nikon D7200.
I am attending another event in February 2019 and don't want to make the same mistakes I did with this last event. i.e, any photo that had an actor in the shot, came out messed up due to the actor moving slightly and my camera shooting slowly.
My settings for this shot were F8 @45mm, ISO 100 and 0.8 seconds.
As you can see its soft.
If I was taking a similar shot again, in low light, with a potentially moving part, what settings would you suggest to ensure everything remained sharp?
DSC_0562 by jason greenwood, on Flickr
I am attending another event in February 2019 and don't want to make the same mistakes I did with this last event. i.e, any photo that had an actor in the shot, came out messed up due to the actor moving slightly and my camera shooting slowly.
My settings for this shot were F8 @45mm, ISO 100 and 0.8 seconds.
As you can see its soft.
If I was taking a similar shot again, in low light, with a potentially moving part, what settings would you suggest to ensure everything remained sharp?
DSC_0562 by jason greenwood, on Flickr