The problem is the poor lighting conditions and the limiting factor of the lower f-stop on the lens. It doesn't let enough light in... particulary when the shutter speed is higher than 1/60.
Sure.. I could of bumped up the ISO to 400 but I didn't think of it. I have experience with slr cameras... but those were film cameras and I would just go out and buy ISO 400 film for indoor shooting. Didn't think about doing that on my digital slr... my bad.
I'm not a complete neophite when it comes to slr's.
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