[virginiajenkins]

The picture I took was re-sized in lightroom. I took it on a 18-55 lens with it set on auto white balance, auto ISO, and f/5.6. Thank you for the cheat sheet James. I will definitely look closely into those diffusers. Thank you for suggesting them to me.

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Interesting…I will have to look into those diffusers. As for the Auto ISO, I did find it on my Nikon camera with the help of those articles posted earlier on that topic. I think that Auto ISO will definitely be a big help to me. I experimented last night, with the ideas you gave me, on my family and this is what I came up with.

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Thank you so much for your comments. I will be using a Nikon DSLR indoors most of the time. The main reason I was asking is because both places that I will be taking pictures at are very weird lighting and low ceilings. I was just looking on my camera and did not see that I have auto ISO unless I just missed it. I do agree with you on that I would prefer grain over blur:) The only kind of flash that I have would be a build-in (still working on getting a better one) would that still work or should I just not use the flash?

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-Virginia Jenkins

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This is my submission for the “Confidence in the Chosen Path. – Virginia Jenkins

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Thankyou for helping me! Is this about right?

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I am not sure I know how to do a 100% crop.

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sorry about that, here it is

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ok here is a screenshot of the detail and basic panel as well as the final image.

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Do you still need a picture of before and after or is this ok?

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Here is a snapshot I took in Develop of one of the pictures that turned out grainy. I have never done a snapshot before so I hope that I did it right.

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