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Hi everybody. I hate being a newb and asking newb questions, but I'm glad that at least there's a forum dedicated to this.
We run a storage company and we need to photographically document the contents of the insides of individual storage units. Some are lit better than others, but the majority are basically completely unlighted. The manager doesn't want to mess with rigging lights or anything for the shoots as they are more-or-less ad-hoc. So what I'm looking for is a camera in the 4-5MP range that handles low-light conditions very well or one with an especially good flash. If I could get a couple of good options, that'd be great. Thanks. |
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Sounds like you'd be ok with most cameras as long as you used a tripod. I assume the contents of the storage units aren't going to move while you photograph them, so I think you could get away with relatively long exposures as long as the camera was kept still.
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pterrr wrote:
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Fuji F10 should do the trick. Fuji seem to be the only manufacturer really pushing high ISOs in compact cameras.
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I agree with pterr-
The Fuji F-10 would be an excellent digital camera for the task and if yo wanted more light at the very back use a bounce flash. Ultra |
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F10.
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