Holiday photo suggestions from Photography blog: I was reading this and had some concerns. I do like that they say to print the photos. I too avoid the flash but have a fast lens to...

WildBill Loc: South West Florida

I was reading this and had some concerns. I do like that they say to print the photos. I too avoid the flash but have a fast lens to avoid the high ISO when shooting in low light. I do not like results from higher ISO personally. But that is me...

http://www.photographyblog.com/articles/say_fruitcake_tips_for_taking_amazing_holiday_photos/

What do you think about the suggestions?

robert-photos Loc: Chicago

WildBill wrote:

I was reading this and had some concerns. I do like that they say to print the photos. I too avoid the flash but have a fast lens to avoid the high ISO when shooting in low light. I do not like results from higher ISO personally. But that is me...

http://www.photographyblog.com/articles/say_fruitcake_tips_for_taking_amazing_holiday_photos/

What do you think about the suggestions?

Thought I might add a link to one of my favorite photographer's blog which concerns your post:
http://edkphoto.wordpress.com/2012/11/10/winter-photography-tips-3rd-re-post/

WildBill Loc: South West Florida

robert-photos wrote:

quote=WildBill I was reading this and had some co... (show quote)

Thanks for adding to the info :)

EstherP

I like the suggestions from this blog, but like so many suggestions I find here and there and everywhere, some I'll never use, some I may or may not try out, and some become keepers.

I don't like the higher ISO either, but I find that going from 200 (camera's recommended speed) to 400 doesn't make much difference in noise and does allow for shorter exposure.

EstherP

WildBill Loc: South West Florida

EstherP wrote:

I like the suggestions from this blog, but like so many suggestions I find here and there and everywhere, some I'll never use, some I may or may not try out, and some become keepers.

I don't like the higher ISO either, but I find that going from 200 (camera's recommended speed) to 400 doesn't make much difference in noise and does allow for shorter exposure.

EstherP

:D