first time shooting moving water
Jan 11, 2012 13:11:35 #
these are a couple of pics I shot of moving water...when I took them the weather was very dreary........used auto mode but, a couple of different setting's...have not done any retouching to them..(your are welcome too if interested) thanks for any input
settings..f/5.6 iso 1600 190mm
f/6.3 iso 200 mm 200
Jan 11, 2012 14:27:50 #
The second one with the ISO turned down at 200 is better. The slanted horizon seems distracting, it takes time to adjust your eys and may cause the picture to lose that first impression sense of wonder.
Jan 12, 2012 07:30:32 #
First----lose that tree on the left!
Second, fix the horizon.
This should all be done before you even consider exposure time. I carry a bubble level that fits on my hotshoe to help with that horizon issue.
As for the photo, the second is better. The slower shutter time give the water the feel of motion. Try photoshop to brighten and saturate the colors to give a bit more pop.
Larry
Second, fix the horizon.
This should all be done before you even consider exposure time. I carry a bubble level that fits on my hotshoe to help with that horizon issue.
As for the photo, the second is better. The slower shutter time give the water the feel of motion. Try photoshop to brighten and saturate the colors to give a bit more pop.
Larry
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