RE: Is There A Manual Override For Low Light Photographs?
Jul 21, 2013 21:29:54 #
photoman022
Loc: Manchester CT USA
A few days ago I posted about low light photography and sunsets, asking if there was a manual override. Wall-E suggested turning off the auto focus. It worked! Tonight I was out shooting the sunset and I nailed every single one! Thanks, Wall-E!
I'm posting a photo fresh, from the camera. The horizon is a little off-kilter, I'll eventually correct it in pp. But I want to show an example of one of the three most spectacular sunsets we've hand in Manchester CT this spring and summer.
Again, thanks Wall-E. You nailed it!
I'm posting a photo fresh, from the camera. The horizon is a little off-kilter, I'll eventually correct it in pp. But I want to show an example of one of the three most spectacular sunsets we've hand in Manchester CT this spring and summer.
Again, thanks Wall-E. You nailed it!
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Jul 22, 2013 13:58:29 #
photoman022 wrote:
A few days ago I posted about low light photograph... (show quote)
I LIKE the tilt in the image. Adds a leading line.
Jul 22, 2013 14:32:46 #
photoman022
Loc: Manchester CT USA
Wall-E set me straight on the lens question--maybe I'll listen to him on the tilt situation.
I knew I would fix it in post processing.
I knew I would fix it in post processing.
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