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In which case I would certainly not recommend using auto modes. Also, as mentioned already you don't need a DSLR for this, other formats cam provide just as good results assuming a tripod is used in the low light areas to keep ISO down (high ISO's degrade images). That being said if you had say an olympus (micro four thirds system) with their fantastic IBIS (in body image stabilisation) you can handhold shots up to around 2 seconds in which case a tripod probably isn't necessary. Also, the micro four thirds is generally a much smaller system and the weight saving can be a godsend.
Also, for the record all DSLRs are not equal and some are much better in low light scenarios. There are APS-C DSLRs and full frame DSLRs, FF are generally better at handling low light but are expensive (comparing same age tech) and heavy, plus the lenses are also bigger and heavier (like for like). |
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