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Photographing Ruins
My initial experience using a digital camera for longer interior exposures is good. Color balance holds well,
better than film in many cases. Look for features such as the ability to set shutter speed and aperture
manually. A histogram for checking your exposure in the camera is very handy, you can then decide if you
need to re-shoot immediately, a huge digital advantage. Digital cameras can take the place of a Polaroid
camera for doing test shots. Noise is an issue with long exposures on digital cameras, and this should be
tested prior to critical use. Lower asa settings seem to help this.
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