What is causing this reflection?
Apr 22, 2012 21:04:33 #
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How much are you selling this picture for?[/quote]
If you are serious about wanting to purchase a copy let me know. I do sell my own stock photos.
How much are you selling this picture for?[/quote]
If you are serious about wanting to purchase a copy let me know. I do sell my own stock photos.
Apr 22, 2012 21:26:46 #
Yes it is definitely the UV filter that is causing the anomaly. I recommend you remove the filter for night shots.
Apr 22, 2012 22:43:00 #
GaZoomIn wrote:
If you are serious about wanting to purchase a copy let me know. I do sell my own stock photos.
Quote:
How much are you selling this picture for?
How much are you selling this picture for?
If you are serious about wanting to purchase a copy let me know. I do sell my own stock photos.
Sorry, I left out the smiley face. I figured you could sell it as a mystery shot.
:) OK?
Apr 22, 2012 22:56:31 #
Apr 23, 2012 19:58:53 #
[quote=GaZoomIn]
No comment on the reflection. But next time with a tripod leave the lens open while the ferris wheel spins. Makes a reel cool shot. I have one if you would like to see it. David in Florida.
No comment on the reflection. But next time with a tripod leave the lens open while the ferris wheel spins. Makes a reel cool shot. I have one if you would like to see it. David in Florida.
Apr 23, 2012 20:23:13 #
RMM wrote:
Sorry, I left out the smiley face. I figured you could sell it as a mystery shot.
:) OK?
GaZoomIn wrote:
If you are serious about wanting to purchase a copy let me know. I do sell my own stock photos.
Quote:
How much are you selling this picture for?
How much are you selling this picture for?
If you are serious about wanting to purchase a copy let me know. I do sell my own stock photos.
Sorry, I left out the smiley face. I figured you could sell it as a mystery shot.
:) OK?
Yea, I kind of figured you were joking. I have sold many a shot, but never one that was an accidental snap shot. LOL
Apr 23, 2012 20:25:02 #
[quote=Meives]
Thank You, but I did take quite a few good ones. I'm working on a body of work about movement. It may seem cliche but I did shot some really good ones of the Ferris Wheel in motion etc.
GaZoomIn wrote:
No comment on the reflection. But next time with a tripod leave the lens open while the ferris wheel spins. Makes a reel cool shot. I have one if you would like to see it. David in Florida.
No comment on the reflection. But next time with a tripod leave the lens open while the ferris wheel spins. Makes a reel cool shot. I have one if you would like to see it. David in Florida.
Thank You, but I did take quite a few good ones. I'm working on a body of work about movement. It may seem cliche but I did shot some really good ones of the Ferris Wheel in motion etc.
May 1, 2012 11:27:52 #
May 1, 2012 13:47:22 #
PatrickTheCop wrote:
Am I sensing a new PS filter plug-in here?
Hey, great idea. :)
May 1, 2012 13:55:52 #
[quote=Meives]
Not to worry, I do have plenty of those types of shots. I was experimenting with different ISO settings as well as shutter speed ones. Have a look at these. I took photos all over that carnival for about four hours.
GaZoomIn wrote:
No comment on the reflection. But next time with a tripod leave the lens open while the ferris wheel spins. Makes a reel cool shot. I have one if you would like to see it. David in Florida.
No comment on the reflection. But next time with a tripod leave the lens open while the ferris wheel spins. Makes a reel cool shot. I have one if you would like to see it. David in Florida.
Not to worry, I do have plenty of those types of shots. I was experimenting with different ISO settings as well as shutter speed ones. Have a look at these. I took photos all over that carnival for about four hours.
May 1, 2012 22:02:26 #
[quote=GaZoomIn]
Real nice. They show movement and excitement. I like it.
Meives wrote:
Not to worry, I do have plenty of those types of shots. I was experimenting with different ISO settings as well as shutter speed ones. Have a look at these. I took photos all over that carnival for about four hours.
GaZoomIn wrote:
No comment on the reflection. But next time with a tripod leave the lens open while the ferris wheel spins. Makes a reel cool shot. I have one if you would like to see it. David in Florida.
No comment on the reflection. But next time with a tripod leave the lens open while the ferris wheel spins. Makes a reel cool shot. I have one if you would like to see it. David in Florida.
Not to worry, I do have plenty of those types of shots. I was experimenting with different ISO settings as well as shutter speed ones. Have a look at these. I took photos all over that carnival for about four hours.
Real nice. They show movement and excitement. I like it.
May 1, 2012 22:39:41 #
[quote=Meives]
Thank You.
Question though. Outside of the usual frozen action or movement do you have any other ideas about how to shoot movement in a photo? Ideas are welcome.
GaZoomIn wrote:
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Thank You.
Question though. Outside of the usual frozen action or movement do you have any other ideas about how to shoot movement in a photo? Ideas are welcome.
May 2, 2012 12:11:30 #
May 3, 2012 16:11:09 #
[quote=Meives]
WOW Awesome shot!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing
GaZoomIn wrote:
quote=Meives quote=GaZoomIn quote=Meives quote... (show quote)
WOW Awesome shot!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing
May 20, 2012 10:29:47 #
If you hadn't been puzzled by it I'd have said it was the result of an hour in Photoshop!
Mike
Mike
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