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Julie Deane · 12-08-2004, 03:27 PM

Thanks, Michelle -

What I want to be able to do is use as low an ISO as I can in a low light situation to get the best image I can, without a lot of artifacts or graininess. With my old 2 megapixel camera, I can shoot pictures in my north light living room that has less light because of trees outside at 100 or 200 ISO with reasonable results. Is this possible with the D70? And does anyone have any examples?
(If I am inappropriately starting a new topic on an existing thread, feel free to move this)

Thanks!

12-08-2004, 03:27 PM	#12
Julie Deane Juried Member Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Gainesville, GA Posts: 1,298	Light is my concern Thanks, Michelle - What I want to be able to do is use as low an ISO as I can in a low light situation to get the best image I can, without a lot of artifacts or graininess. With my old 2 megapixel camera, I can shoot pictures in my north light living room that has less light because of trees outside at 100 or 200 ISO with reasonable results. Is this possible with the D70? And does anyone have any examples? (If I am inappropriately starting a new topic on an existing thread, feel free to move this) Thanks! __________________ Julie Deane www.discerningeyeportraits.com Member of Merit, Portrait Society of Atlanta