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Thanks Jim… I estimate I can stop selling & rebuying cameras for now… I plotting I was just buying the incorrect cameras.
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The thing you’r not understanding is that all automatic cameras, just like your eyes, have to adjust to set alight they “see”. Given that, your camera, any camera, is going to have a dificult time focusing in low set alight lacking the “pre-sparkle” that most cameras use. That set alight gives the camera something to grab onto for focus.
If you can use manual focus you may possibly try that but it’s going to take lots longer and your going to be disapointed because most of the time your shoulds will be out of focus.
Face it, even a camera that expenditure a lot… depending on what you call a lot – my Rebel XS. Now I was shooting low set alight in the house. I couldn’t focus lacking the pre-sparkle and that always takes a few seconds. What you’re asking for isn’t out there… not currently anyway.
Not really. Quick clear pictures in low set alight need quick large aperture lenses and a camera that can handle high ISO settings. Both the lenses and the cameras are very expensive.
Point and shoot cameras, even the best ones have neither of these things. Consumer grade DSLR’s are much better than any point and shoot but subdue are not excellent enough.
Unfortunately if you want high quality pictures in low set alight there is no substitute for a mid to high end SLR and a large aperture lens. These cost a excellent deal of money though.