I'm not very technically minded so am a bit overwhelmed with trying to figure out the settings. Right now it's set at Auto-ISO, which means it automatically adjusts to whatever ISO setting is needed depending on the light situation. My own camera only goes up to ISO-1600, and the photos are usually very grainy. My SIL's camera goes all the way up to ISO-6400, so what better time to try it out than on a dark rainy day. So I shot our tree....
My camera has been having issues, so our son-in-law insisted I borrow his and try it out to see how I like it. It's a Canon rebel T6i, and I put my own lens on it. I'm not very technically minded so am a bit overwhelmed with trying to figure out the settings. Right now it's set at Auto-ISO, which means it automatically adjusts to whatever ISO setting is needed depending on the light situation. My own camera only goes up to ISO-1600, and the photos are usually very grainy. My SIL's camera goes all the way up to ISO-6400, so what better time to try it out than on a dark rainy day. So I shot our tree.... His camera has amazing low light capability, but I think I still prefer the images taken with my own camera set on a timer on a tripod..... So I guess the next step is to figure out how to do that with his....
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Dorothy
12/15/2019 09:03:21 am
Your tree is incredible! Oh my goodness, I don't want to imagine how long it took you to decorate it.
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Martha
12/15/2019 03:59:42 pm
Thanks! It's mostly Jan's work. He has to put the tree together, then put in all the lights, and then hang up all the ornaments. Then I do the bows and some of the tiny stuff, including the mushrooms. It usually takes at least a week.
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