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in a few weeks i am taking phtoto’s for my sisters school prom.
i am a beginner in photography and this is mainly for practise
my camera is: Fujifilm finepix s2000HD
the room is going to be dark and like a disco and so i do not know what aperture and what other settings i will need for this lighting? can anyone help?
Tags: Aperture, Camera, flash, fujifilm, lighting, prom
One Answer to “tricky lighting for an upcoming event?”
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Hi, I can relate to this as i do quite a lot of low light photography, in indoor events.
The best thing to do for a disco, is to ask people if you can borrow a speedflash. If you have any photographer friends, i\’m sure they will have one as it is so useful for indoor and low light photography, as well as weddings.
The best settings to try without an external speedflash, or with one would be to put the camera in full automatic mode, change the aperture to the widest you can for your camera (smallest F number) and try to get the shutter speed as high as possible, to capture the fast moving subjects, dancing.
I hope this helps, and good luck. The best way to get good is to practice! So just keep playing around with the settings and you will soon get it.
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