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Well not sure if that is a question for me but, I had HDR "ON" , Standard 21mp selected, No Flash, that was about it.
Given how dark my office was, I was kinda impressed with that last one.
BTW, it was unsupported/freehand.
Don't forget that you can drag the Green circle around the subject in the pic before snapping and change not only the focal point but more importantly the metering for brighness and white balance. I find that if you point at the subject, you don't always get the best light balance. A quick drag to a darker area to brighten it up, or to a brighter area to darken slightly and you're in business.
Well, getting a better white balance helps make sure whites are reallly white *(rather than a blueish gray as it appears in those shots, orange, or green as it can with Fluorescent lighting). It then fixes all other colors as well, and also helps with the brightness/contrast.
Here's one short but educational reference to white balance and example of the effects. It is a pretty dramatic difference in the shot they show, but it proves the point.
In this example, I would have pointed to the plastic bag as the white reference since it's the whitest of all white colors. That is proven in the corrected image.
I think it was removed from the selection because certain people (me being the first), were confused when we moved from simple "Like" to all the choices.
AND it still sucks in low light. But in the right conditions, it's pretty damn awesome. I don't really need IOS. Just need my son to sit still. IOS won't help with his energetic butt.
AND it still sucks in low light. But in the right conditions, it's pretty damn awesome. I don't really need IOS. Just need my son to sit still. IOS won't help with his energetic butt.
They certainly do look good. Still objects. I wish I would have kept the photos I took last night of my son in low light with him moving. They were just a blur... But shots in good light? Damn NEAR DSLR quality..