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]]> By: Chris Horan http://canvas-art-prints-uk.com/blogroll/low-light-breakthrough/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Chris Horan Fri, 25 May 2007 15:25:26 +0000 http://canvas-art-prints-uk.com/blogroll/low-light-breakthrough/#comment-11 This is a really exciting development, I'm often asked to take shots of live acts and sometimes (usually) it's not really appropriate to stand there with the flash gun firing every few seconds. I would be great to see higher light sensitivity coming to standard digitals. My tendency at the moment is to find a couple of spots where I can lean against posts or walls to minimise camera shake, often passing up shots because there's no way the camera will actually capture what I'm seeing with the available light. Do you have a link for this? Cheers This is a really exciting development, I’m often asked to take shots of live acts and sometimes (usually) it’s not really appropriate to stand there with the flash gun firing every few seconds. I would be great to see higher light sensitivity coming to standard digitals. My tendency at the moment is to find a couple of spots where I can lean against posts or walls to minimise camera shake, often passing up shots because there’s no way the camera will actually capture what I’m seeing with the available light. Do you have a link for this?
Cheers

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