So here are 5 pictures taken. Again like last time it's of the same thing, focused on the same thing with just changes in the ISO level. Notice as the ISO goes up you can see more "noise" in the wall. Granted, this isn't a true low light series of pictures because the flash is on but still, it gives you a good idea of what's going on with the difference in ISOs.
Default settings: Auto ISO
Default settings: ISO 100
Default settings: ISO 400
Default settings: ISO 800
Default settings: ISO 1250
Now one very important thing to remember too when taking a picture. This is probably THE most overlooked thing... Pick your focus point wisely. The next two pictures were taken with the EXACT same settings, everything default. The difference? The top picture was focused just below the tv, and the bottom picture was taken focusing on the TV
What I did find odd is one of the pics I took focusing on the tv resulted in the flash not going off. Maybe the focus was on a different part of the TV and the sensor read enough light to not put the flash on?
So anyway, when you're about to take a picture be very aware with what you're focusing on. It can definitely make or break your picture, especially indoors/low light. too..
Tomorrow I'll post the varying MP settings.