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thanks tlmiller, Yes it is the kodak.
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jackmont wrote:
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Ok, now that I know that you have the same Kodak 6330 camera I can answer the question you ask. Plainly put, your problem is one that most cameras digital or 35mm have. POOR FLASHES. To light a poor lit gym most Professionals use VERY FAST 2.8F or lower glass lenses on the DSLR's, AND then sometimes add fill flash using very powerful expensive flash units. Even my digital Rebel falls short without an external hotshoe flash unit attached in more lit rooms and gymnasiums. It's just a sad fact... WE NEED MORE LIGHT. Sorry, but even at a high ISO, I doubt your camera or even mine can do that well without better light. -tlmiller10 |
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thanks again tlmiller, well I guess I'll have to make do best I can, sometime I wonder if I shouldve kept my olympus 35mm, it was an old workhorse of a camera.
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jackmont,
Take a look at the Fuji F10. It sounds like exactly what you need. |
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thanks lucky, I'll do some research on it.
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