Posts for: GBoy53
Feb 6, 2012 11:44:47 #
[quote=camharnden237]In my second photo though I do not know why the lights in the bottom right corner are like that. Please explain if you know. I also know I need to get that leaf out of the photo. Photoshop was being a pain and wouldn't let me take it out.
It appears that something/someone passed in front of the lens that caused a ghost image. Had a similar result when shooting a long exposure in a slot canyon in Arizona when a fellow spelunker passed through my shot. Really couldn't tell it was a person, only some translucent squiggly lines across the scene.
It appears that something/someone passed in front of the lens that caused a ghost image. Had a similar result when shooting a long exposure in a slot canyon in Arizona when a fellow spelunker passed through my shot. Really couldn't tell it was a person, only some translucent squiggly lines across the scene.
Dec 28, 2011 17:33:01 #
Tranquil ponds are so relaxing... soothes the soul.
Somewhere between Chattanooga TN and Ashville NC
Hillsborough NC
Dec 3, 2011 23:25:29 #
My Family and I enjoyed the rugged beauty of Northern Arizona
Navajo Bridge
View from the Navajo Bridge
Nov 14, 2011 20:21:32 #
I guess I'll chunk one on the pile!
Lake Ponchertrain - North Shore
Nov 8, 2011 21:28:30 #
That Pic looked a lot brighter on my monitor. Let's see what a little brightening will do.
Nov 8, 2011 19:06:11 #
BrendaV wrote:
Hello,
I recently watched a video about shooting pictures of the moon, this is a first attempt and I was just working on the technical aspects. I can't wait for the full moon later this week.
I recently watched a video about shooting pictures of the moon, this is a first attempt and I was just working on the technical aspects. I can't wait for the full moon later this week.
I've been doing a little experimenting with moon pics. This one was taken a few nights ago with my new Nikon D5100 coupled with a VR 55-300mm lens, zoomed out fully, mounted on a tripod. I used the spot meter to set the exposure ( f/8 ,1/320s, ISO180), compensated -3.0 EV. Cropped and sharpened. I've heard that the best shots are on a cold, clear night when the atmosphere is dry and under the influence of high pressure... not too many opportunities here along the Texas Gulf Coast !
Nov 7, 2011 20:37:54 #
Nov 6, 2011 19:46:04 #
Robert Lindsay wrote:
Here is a couple of the first ones I took . Still havent got fireworks down yet . I will try in bulb mode next chance I get . The ones I see posted here are great .
New to the forum, but also attempted fireworks last July 4th.
The best advice I got was to use a remote release and bulb setting to take the guesswork out of the burst timing. My photos were taken with a tripod-mounted Nikon D70S coupled with a Tamron 28-300mm, manually focused during the first few bursts, f/11 @ ISO 200. Some sharpening and color boost via Nikon's ViewNX2 software.
65mm for 11secs
185mm for 7 secs
