Logan Pass Sunset in Glacier National Park
Dec 15, 2019 10:02:13 #
Here's two pics I took at Logan Pass at sunset. The first one was shot on the Hidden Lake trail boardwalk about a 1/2 mile from the visitor center. The second pic was shot close to the Hidden Lake overlook a few days after the first pic.
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These are both great shots. What lens and lens opening did you use for the starburst effect? I need to get back there one of these days.
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jaymatt wrote:
Nice, Matt! The first one is great.
Thanks jaymatt! It was really pretty watching that cloud bank spill over the Garden Wall.
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Dec 15, 2019 10:53:57 #
photoman43 wrote:
These are both great shots. What lens and lens opening did you use for the starburst effect? I need to get back there one of these days.
Thanks photo man! I shot the picture with a nikon d5600. I used the nikon 10-24mm lens at 16mm f/25 at 1/50 sec. I went a little overboard on the apature. This lens makes great sunstars. f16 would have worked a little better I think. It would have given me a little faster shutter speed and sharpness.
The first picture was taken with the AF-P 18-55 lens. For a cheap plastic kit lens it does a pretty nice job. The photo was taken at 55mm f/16 at 1/60 sec. The VR was definitely doing it's job on this shot. I used iso 100 on both shots.
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