10-25-2011, 10:41 PM
[quote name='Fnen' timestamp='1319572566' post='12484']
I used to shoot with a PowerShot S3 IS in NightClubs, Even theres different lights moving around u cant have a good shot of people without a flash, so i prefer to use an external flash with the Lightsphere or another one of those diffusers around the market. And YES!, ISO its very important in this caase.
What do you think if i buy an used (T1i)+ (18-55)Kit, from a guy...he has been using it almost one year and its in good conditions and the price is $450.... so i thinking of that one...ur recommendation plz and thank u !!
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Well, it seems like the complaints for misfocussing died after the 450D/18-55 IS, the 500D being a less picky partner for it. It probably is doable with that lens and an external flash, on the right flash mode which allows for ambient light to make photos look nice. But lenses that open wider would be candidates too. I am not an expert in any sense in the field of photography you are into.. so I can oot advice you very well.
I just know that with 3rd party zoom lenses you have to be aware with some incompatibility with flash (lenses don't always report thee correct info. But maybe that is a thing of the past (in case you would be looking at a tamron or sigma f2.8 zoom later on).
I used to shoot with a PowerShot S3 IS in NightClubs, Even theres different lights moving around u cant have a good shot of people without a flash, so i prefer to use an external flash with the Lightsphere or another one of those diffusers around the market. And YES!, ISO its very important in this caase.
What do you think if i buy an used (T1i)+ (18-55)Kit, from a guy...he has been using it almost one year and its in good conditions and the price is $450.... so i thinking of that one...ur recommendation plz and thank u !!
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Well, it seems like the complaints for misfocussing died after the 450D/18-55 IS, the 500D being a less picky partner for it. It probably is doable with that lens and an external flash, on the right flash mode which allows for ambient light to make photos look nice. But lenses that open wider would be candidates too. I am not an expert in any sense in the field of photography you are into.. so I can oot advice you very well.
I just know that with 3rd party zoom lenses you have to be aware with some incompatibility with flash (lenses don't always report thee correct info. But maybe that is a thing of the past (in case you would be looking at a tamron or sigma f2.8 zoom later on).