I'm no photography expert, but I think it's safe to say that
inexpensive and mid-range cameras with built-in flashes (really any
camera with a built-in flash) do not do well inside. This is true of
similar point-and-shoot film cameras too. You end up with grainy
pictures and harsh shadows. Megapixels won't make a difference. Save up
for a digital SLR if you want high quality indoor photos. I'm very
happy with my trusty Canon A40 outdoors, but never very pleased with it
indoors. For myself, I won't be buying another camera until I can
afford a Digital SLR.
Steve
On Dec 15, 2004, at 11:36 PM, michael Vogt wrote:
I have had few Digital cameras before but when I took Photo inside the
the print came out bad I know they were some of the first ones but
if you went out side the photo was great so thought its all about
light is this right ?
or is it resolution and the megapixel
Michael & Sharon Vogt <><
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