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I m trying to discover how to shot on camera,without a flash,
in the evening, people in the movement.provided that my background and people are clear... normally the background is clear to me but people are not... Is there any solution to the camera for this... IABoomer gave me excellent advice but also I would like to shared this with others... two nights ago I made this picture and I'm not satisfied... ![]()
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The only way to keep the people from blurring would be to use a faster shutter speed, but it's going to be tough to do that without underexposing horribly. You could increase the iso and use noise reduction software. But overall, if you're going to be doing this without lighting anybody, I think you're pretty much at the limits of what your gear can accomplish. I say use the motion blur deliberately.
![]() Canon Powershot S30 @12.3mm (equiv: 60mm) . iso 80. f/3.5, 2/5s. ultrapod. Timer.
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Thanks! I like it, too. I tend to post it at every possible opportunity on this board.
I'm particularly proud of the fact that it was done with a 3MP point-and-shoot.
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