I took some photos of my son this morning after his MMA training session. I wanted some action shots for a school project. I did a bit of research as I wasn't sure about the settings. What I got from that was to put the shutter speed high, at 500 (which in fact I had to go take down to 200 due to the lighting), ISO high (I had to put it at 6400 because it was just too dark), and Aperture I couldn't make as high as usual, because the lighting was just not great inside. But the photos came out very dark & a bit grainy. There was no blur though, on any of the shots. Oh yes and I read to set it to continuous shooting and shot in jpeg which is apparently best for action shots.
I can manage to salvage these, as I don't need to print them very big for his project. But she asked if I wanted to go back to do some more, and she'll arrange it. I don't want to mess up the next one though, so any advice for doing an indoor shoot would be great, please! Not a great deal of natural light in the place, which is the main problem.
I can manage to salvage these, as I don't need to print them very big for his project. But she asked if I wanted to go back to do some more, and she'll arrange it. I don't want to mess up the next one though, so any advice for doing an indoor shoot would be great, please! Not a great deal of natural light in the place, which is the main problem.