2 Night-Time Interior Shots
the Fire bird shift indicator I think is what he means (PRND321) He has the Camaro one which does not light up as good as the Firebird one because it has blue film on the bottom...
I scratched my blue film off. It's actually not film, its a spot of dye. It scratches right off, as long as your careful.
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Manually set your camera apeture to the largest opening (curiously, this means setting it to the lowest number possible). This will let in more light, meaning the shutter needs to stay open for a shorter period of time. It's the camera moving around in your hands while the shutter is open that causes blurriness. A shorter shutter time means less time for the camerra to move.
