16-10-15, 12:55 PM
You said that you were getting more serious and wanted to step up but I dont think that a mirrorless would be that much of a step and you may soon find yourself wanting a DSLR, go directly to the DSLR.
Noise - when you try and take shots in low light then the camera or you set it has to increase its sensitivity but the side effect of this is that you get noise which looks like speckles or very bitty like grain all over, some cameras are better at handling this than others. A way to avoid it is to use a tripod then you dont need to select a high sens setting to get a low light shot as you can use a slower shutter speed instead.
Noise - when you try and take shots in low light then the camera or you set it has to increase its sensitivity but the side effect of this is that you get noise which looks like speckles or very bitty like grain all over, some cameras are better at handling this than others. A way to avoid it is to use a tripod then you dont need to select a high sens setting to get a low light shot as you can use a slower shutter speed instead.
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.