 She B |
Shutter Priority I am trying to figure out why I can get sharp images with shutter priority on my Canon 20D, but they are so dark. I recently took some images of my son riding bulls inside of an indoor arena and this is what they look like sooc. Diane
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John P. Sandstedt |
Can't see the image[s] you've described. Nonetheless, if you set a fast shutter speed. by definition, the aperture will open. At wider openings, you lose depth of field, making sharp focusing critical. Did you shoot in the "one shot" or "continuous" firing mode. The latter would have allowed you a better chance at sharper focus since the lens adjust continuously. Because you shot in a "rodeo-type" setting, there probably was a good deal of dust. You could have increased your ISO setting to allow a smaller aperture and greater depth of field. With all the dust, the possibility of noise wouldn't have come into play.
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She B |
But this indoor that was giving me brighter images, but blurry. So I went TV with a 1600 iso and it was sharp, but very dark. Diane
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