it depends on what you want out of your image. do you need to have a shallow depth of field? or do you want everything in focus.
its likely that if you shoot in auto the camera will use flash. a tripod will help if you want everything in focus assuming you are shooting under poor lighting conditions.
honestly shooting in manual mode is a good idea and shooting with the lowest ISO possible to get a decent image. if that is not an option then shutter priority is the next best bet probably
the WhiteBalance setting depends on what type of light is in the room. if its fluorescent use that setting otherwise its probably tungsten so use that setting. there are others for sun and cloudy
its likely that if you shoot in auto the camera will use flash. a tripod will help if you want everything in focus assuming you are shooting under poor lighting conditions.
honestly shooting in manual mode is a good idea and shooting with the lowest ISO possible to get a decent image. if that is not an option then shutter priority is the next best bet probably
the WhiteBalance setting depends on what type of light is in the room. if its fluorescent use that setting otherwise its probably tungsten so use that setting. there are others for sun and cloudy
