Kitchen pic bf/af
Jul 25, 2012 22:33:41 #
In camera HDR - basically I was just trying some settings to see how well it would work in low light. Set to +- 6 EV f/10 2sec
Focus is not perfect, I was too close for the lens I had on.
Focus is not perfect, I was too close for the lens I had on.
Normal shot
HDR
Jul 25, 2012 22:39:40 #
Looks like you had Florescent lighting, and didn't set it in your camera. I just say this because I've done that before, but still interesting image.
Jul 25, 2012 22:41:09 #
MadMike wrote:
Looks like you had Florescent lighting, and didn't set it in your camera. I just say this because I've done that before, but still interesting image.
It is compact florescent, and i did not set the white bal, left on auto. No PP, to lazy tonight. I did not really care about the light color, I was testing the settings for A and S
Jul 25, 2012 22:46:01 #
If the originals are done in RAW then WB can be changed, but I understand, I shoot a lot just to practice or play.
RaydancePhoto wrote:
It is compact florescent, and i did not set the white bal, left on auto. No PP, to lazy tonight. I did not really care about the light color, I was testing the settings for A and S
MadMike wrote:
Looks like you had Florescent lighting, and didn't set it in your camera. I just say this because I've done that before, but still interesting image.
It is compact florescent, and i did not set the white bal, left on auto. No PP, to lazy tonight. I did not really care about the light color, I was testing the settings for A and S
Jul 25, 2012 22:48:38 #
MadMike wrote:
If the originals are done in RAW then WB can be c... (show quote)
I am going to the fair again and wanted to test this out, I need f/10 at least and SS of 1 sec at least to get the look I want, just thought if I could use HDR and +- 6EV, + a flash I could get what I want for the image. Wb can be changed easily in jpg as well. I only shoot raw for something special, wedding, concert, etc.
Jul 27, 2012 00:18:05 #
Did you have to use a tripod? Looks well aligned.
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