The quickest way to remove the brush from your screen is simply to select it and hit delete.
regards
sawdust3 wrote:
Have been reading and trying to learn how to shoot indoors. Shot ny friends wedding last Sat. Banquet room had some bright lighting and alot of dark also. Tried no flash with a canon rebel, Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lense with iso at 1600 max for this camera. Not real good. pictures are very pixilated and fuzzy. How do you shoot in these conditions? Know this is vague. Will send a photo. used shutter speed 1/25
Hi Sawdust,
In my experience using the self same camera a couple of years back, I purchased an EF 50mm f/1.8 lens its lightweight and low-light capable. It allowed me to shoot casual street photography at night.
The greatest use Ive found for this is night time street shooting. It works! The 1000D maxes out at ISO 1600, which reflects its level status. Shooting between f/18 and f/4, and between 1/60s and 1/15s,
If you are able to purchase one of these lenses (approx $100) it will be money worth spent and you will be able to use this lens when you next upgrade.
Happy shooting and happy new year and keep experimenting with your settings etc.
Hi and thank you for the welcome messages, its very much appreciated.
Hi all my name is Ralph.
Im an amateur photographer from Yorkshire here in the UK.
I also run a photography club at the school where I work and Ive also been a member on the pictures to exe forum for nearly four years.
PTE is a program for creating outstanding photographic sequences by the way.
I have also just purchased a Canon D600 and am learning its capabilities as I write.
I have also been using Photoshop for over 11 years and am quite a capable person in the field of photoshop.
I love photography and viewing and hearing about other peoples trials and tribulations and feel I learn better that way and of course its fun.
Regards
ralph