Best lens for indoor photography

Here's a neat glossary to help you remember what all the technology terms mean when it comes to choosing settings or buying a new lens

As winter draws in, I do find myself shooting indoors more often, which presents it's own set of challenges - working in smaller locations, and dealing with less light are the two that spring first to mind! I used to shy away from shooting indoors, but as much of our normal, everyday lives take place indoors, it was important to me to get more comfortable with shooting there! Here are my tips for improving your indoor photos:

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