How can I maximized the quality of my digital cameras when low lights?

Answer 1

The only true way to maximize quality in low light conditions is to use manual settings if the camera allows this:

First set the ISO to the lowest value possible usually ISO 100
Set the aperture according to the scene you are shooting. If you have no idea what this means, then choose F6.3
Now finally set the shutter speed to get the correct exposure.

This will only work if it's a static scene. If there are people present then you either choose flash, or spend a lot of money on equipment.

Answer 2

If your camera has an action setting, use that for low light situations. The increased shutter speed makes for sharper images. I found this to be very useful when taking photos at a museum where flash wasn't allowed. You can always edit your photos later with Picasa or any other photo editor.

Answer 3

1.Try using the Flash of ur camera
2.Use Red Eye Reduction Feature of ur camera if it has
3.Take that dull photo and use softwares like Picassa or Adobe Photo shop and increase the lighting and rightness
4.Try activating Red Eye thats the best in the case u don't have this feature on ur digital camera
then what u do is activate the flash of ur camera
and click on the photo shot(press for photo)that button once first time for a half and then in pressed condition u can see a slight diffrenc on ur display now press fully it would wok.