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Indoor Shooting Photo Tips

Since I am attending so many indoor events, getting a decent photo has been quite a challenge.  So I spoke to a few photographers that I know and I got this tip from my friend Cory (who is an amazing photographer).  He recommends shooting indoors with a   Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM FLD Large Aperture Standard Zoom Lens for Nikon Digital DSLR Camera lens.




Here is a pic of an indoor photo using my current lens 15-100 Nikon. It is obviously not good for indoor, low light shooting.


The Sigma 17-50 mm lens is supposed to let in a lot of light.  It is a wide to standard zoom with a fast aperture and lets in a ton of light.   I ordered this lens and will let you know how well it works for me. Hopefully I will get better results than I am currently getting with my other lens.


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