Fairgrounds At Night
Sep 3, 2015 09:00:24 #
cjkorb wrote:
I can go for a big, fat sausage sandwich at Angela's!
My wife kids me about my "sausage & peppers" sandwich whenever we go to the fair. I love sausage but I hate peppers so I always order it with just sausage. She just shakes her head!
Sep 3, 2015 09:00:50 #
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Sep 3, 2015 14:57:21 #
What exposure speed settings did you use? I LOVE the color/light vib. Very nice. I want to try it now.
Sep 3, 2015 16:09:02 #
Lee_Hend wrote:
What exposure speed settings did you use? I LOVE the color/light vib. Very nice. I want to try it now.
Says in the OP mate .
Sep 3, 2015 18:39:43 #
LFingar wrote:
Went to the Columbia County fairgrounds in nearby ... (show quote)
all super good, great color :D :thumbup: :thumbup:
Sep 3, 2015 20:40:16 #
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Sep 3, 2015 20:56:47 #
Lee_Hend wrote:
What exposure speed settings did you use? I LOVE the color/light vib. Very nice. I want to try it now.
I was shooting in this manner for the first time. Full manual, including manual focus using Live View to focus and preview my shots. On a tripod, of course. ISO was 100 and aperture was f/10. (I thought I was shooting at f/11). I wanted a large DOF and the smaller aperture really shows off the star effect of the shutter. By watching Live View and changing my shutter speed I could get the exposure right where I wanted it. These were taken just as the sky was transitioning into darkness and it was easy to bring out the dark blue just by changing shutter speed. The slow shutter and low ISO definitely bring out the color. I didn't post process at all but I do use custom settings for what Canon calls Image Style. I haven't even looked at the RAW files yet because I'm quite happy with these JPEGs. I also used the 10 sec timer feature, since I forgot my remote release. My friend did me a big favor showing me this technique. Now I am looking for more night scenes to shoot.
Oct 20, 2015 07:05:18 #
dan r wilson
Loc: Marquette,MI da UP eh, Gods country
LFingar wrote:
Went to the Columbia County fairgrounds in nearby ... (show quote)
Nice, I primarily shoot at night on a tripod and shoot in live view most of the time. When in live view you have your mirror locked up which means you won't have any shake when you hit the shutter release. And of course I use a shutter release cable. Pretty much only shoot in manual in control all the settings myself. Don't like the camera dictating the settings I want to shoot
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