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Night Time Shooting
I want to see your night time photography!!
I have been sparked lately by many types of photography, but always like to do long exposure nighttime shots.
Post em!!
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y81...n/IMG_2994.jpg
Same tower diff angle
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y81...n/IMG_2997.jpg
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Re: Night Time Shooting
I hate when little emo kids take pictures of something and put it in B and W or whatever and call themselves photographers.
Simple shots like those are what it's all about:D
Great shots Patrick!
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Re: Night Time Shooting
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Originally Posted by 2kdime
I hate when little emo kids take pictures of something and put it in B and W or whatever and call themselves photographers.
But simple shots like that one are what it's all about:D
Great picture Patrick!
Thank you dude!!!
I have been slaving over this cam cam since I got it, trying to better myself.
Tutorials, tips, tricks, MORE tutorials....LOL
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Re: Night Time Shooting
Pat what speed did you take this at??
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Re: Night Time Shooting
Ed, believe it or not, I shoot all my nightime at iso 100....yup thats right! LOL
I really dont like the grainyness that anything above ISO200 gives you.
I shot those all at F2.8...I know its wide open, but that lets in every bit of light that I can get.
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Re: Night Time Shooting
Super cool man.
What is the bright white spot in the second picture? I can't stop going back to look at it...I keep scrolling up to lookk at it...the light...it has some...sort of hold...on me....
:gj:
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Re: Night Time Shooting
That would be an oil barrack off the coast. I thought it gave a nice balance to have it smack dab in the middle.
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Re: Night Time Shooting
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Originally Posted by Patrick Long
Ed, believe it or not, I shoot all my nightime at iso 100....yup thats right! LOL
I really dont like the grainyness that anything above ISO200 gives you.
I shot those all at F2.8...I know its wide open, but that lets in every bit of light that I can get.
I agree about the grainyness.
I imagine you used a tripiod. What was your exposure time?
What type of camera & lens setup are you using?
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Re: Night Time Shooting
Yeah it was a tripod for sure...exposure time I think was one was 25 and the other was 15. The lights on the pier forced me to reduce shutter time.
As far as Camera and lens
Just a Rebel XT and a Sigma 50mm f2.8 DG Macro Lens.
I am drooling over over the Canon 55-250mm.
I need some reach damnit! LOL
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Re: Night Time Shooting
Very cool, that second shot is fantastic.
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