[Aron Owens]

Ive got a bit of work taking shots of caravans for a company, what would be the best setting for the camera to take shots indoors, proberly a silly question but i am still learning.

I will be using a Nikon D60.

[Steve]

Use a tripod and take your time. Set things up as you want them and shoot away. I would also shoot in RAW or at least make sure you manually set your white balance first

[Des Gardner]

If the caravan is small you may have to shoot from the outside through the window,check all the pictures as you take them thats one of the good points about digital! I have not used a D60 so I dont know what settings are on that camera as been said before a tripod is a must you may be using F22 for every shot so you will be using a very slow shutter speed, if you use flash you may kill a lot of the atmosphere inside the caravan! the raw setting may give the best results, best of luck

[Aron Owens]

The caravans are large, thanks for the tips, will let you know how i get on in december.

[davewood]

Good advice already. Do you also have a wide angle lens? I mainly shoot interior design for my work and it's a must. Shoot in RAW and you can adjust the WB later.