I took 324 pictures of my nieces and nephews in Galway this week and nearly every single one of them is blurry.
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but if they all look as cute as this one then i see no problem.
ReplyDeleteJust get slower nieces and nephews.
ReplyDelete"The wonderful thing about Tiggers
ReplyDeleteIs Tiggers are wonderful things
Their tops are made out of rubber
The bottoms are made out of springs
They're bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy
Fun, fun, fun, fun, fun ...
I tend to agree with Red - although the suggestion that you get yourself some slower nieces and nephews is certainly worthy of serious consideration. But yes, this is a really pleasing and gorgeous picture and so you should maybe just stay well away from faster shutter speeds, Ms Rhiannon, or you run the risk of ruining everything. Everything.
ReplyDeleteKind regards and Happy Easter cetra cetra....
TPE
How do we know the blurry pics aren't a distinct improvement on reality?
ReplyDeleteLike a teddy :) Love it. As the nieces and nephews grow up, they will realise you are an artist.
ReplyDeleteOften have a similar problem snapping our babies. Even at one year old they move so quickly you either need plenty of light for a good shutter speed, or have to use a ridiculously high ISO.
ReplyDeleteCheers guys. Hey TPE, happy easter to you too.
ReplyDeleteThis was taken with a pretty high ISO, at 1600, which meant the shot came out really orange so I desaturated it in Photoshop afterwards. I find I'm always shooting with a high ISO indoors because I refuse to use a flash.
The orange thing is a characteristic of the Pentax k100 in poor lighting, so I hear, but apart from that it's the perfect camera, I reckon. For wannabes like me anyway.
You could also try a larger aperature, i.e. use a fixed focal length lens.
ReplyDeleteRight, I remember now — and I'm looking forward to experimenting with different lenses. So if I use a wide-angle lens then I can get away with a much larger aperture? I think I left all my lenses at your house at Christmas though. (I'm presuming you're the Einar I think you are.)
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