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11/03/2005 11:46:24 PM · #1 |
like take this pic for instance.
*pic removed*
what kind of settings would I adjust for this?
also
for a night picture what features would i want to mess with so I dont use flash... Things like iso? shutter release what? thanks for the help!!
Message edited by author 2005-11-04 00:35:37. |
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11/03/2005 11:51:25 PM · #2 |
| Slow exposure, with tripod, nd filter, and or circular polarizer |
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11/03/2005 11:51:51 PM · #3 |
Tripod and slow shtter....-40 or so...
You have to work with appeture and ISO so you don't overexpose. Timer would work well also...so you would not have to touch the camera. |
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11/03/2005 11:53:37 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by kenskid:
Tripod and slow shtter....-40 or so...
You have to work with appeture and ISO so you don't overexpose. Timer would work well also...so you would not have to touch the camera. |
Also use a remote if you can, but I like using timer because it's more convenient. |
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11/04/2005 12:08:16 AM · #5 |
ummm. ... perhaps you should edit the original post and pick a shot that isn't currently being voted on.
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11/04/2005 12:09:27 AM · #6 |
P, M, Av, Tv dont automatically pop up the flash when in lowlight situations. but you can pop the flas up and use it is necessary with the little flash button on the side of the camera
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11/04/2005 12:10:57 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by totaldis:
ummm. ... perhaps you should edit the original post and pick a shot that isn't currently being voted on. |
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11/04/2005 12:10:59 AM · #8 |
For this picture:
ISO:50
Aperture: f/8 (that was the smallest my P&S could do)
Shutter: 8 Seconds
Filters: a couple Neutral Density filters (Cokin, very cheap)
Remote Shutter Release: Yes (very important; could use timer also)
Basically you want to minimize the amount of light you let in (by setting you aperture as small as possible, that's the largest number, or using neutral density filters) so that you can keep your shutter open longer. For water photos like this I try to keep it open for at least 2 seconds, but it depends how fast the water is moving and how much of this effect you want.
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