shooting in low light

[FaithfulPastor]

Here it is one more time, after I deleted the original photo

[BillDrew]

The advice to increase ISO, increase aperature (smaller f/number) to be able to have a reasonable shutter speed is good. If many of your shots are of the same kind as your example, you might want to think about adding light. Likely a solo singer, musician, preacher, juggler, snake handler, stripper, ... will perform in the same place. More light would make it easier for the congregation to see them and would make for a better photo.

Wouldn't solve all problems.

[VTphotog]

FaithfulPastor wrote:

Got it.

BTW, why didn't the second photo show up within the post, rather than having to download it?

It is physically too large to be displayed within the posting window. If the file size is too large, it will be rejected, but if the physical size is too large it is given a link.

Good to see you are getting pertinent advice. I've been out of town today and just got back to this thread.

brian