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Our family is part of a homeschool orchestra, and last night we had a concert. We had about 2 spare minutes before we had to head in to get in our seats for the concert, and someone decided we should get a group photo with a bunch of us. The room that we were in was rather dark, and I wasn’t sure what settings to use to get proper exposure. Any thoughts?
Here are 2 pictures (unedited), and these are the settings I ended up using: 🙁
(Nikon D3100)
1st picture:
Aperture – f/3.5
Shutterspeed – 1/30
ISO – 800
White balance – Auto2nd picture:
Aperture – f/5
Shutterspeed – 1/30
ISO – 800
White balance – IncandesentAttachments:
If that’s the lowest aperture you can get- you got that right! And the shutter-speed is OK,- there not kids running around etc. I would just raise my ISO until I get the proper exposure. The orange cast might be from the orange room.
Ok, I had a feeling that’s what I should’ve done since that is the lowest aperture I can get.
Any thoughts on how I could’ve avoided the orange cast?
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