a night photo

Jeanette.z · 31st August 2006

A night photo taken from my college, critics welcome

night86mare · 31st August 2006

Like the effect, save the bottom part, what time was it? =D

And what ISO did you use?

Jeanette.z · 1st September 2006

Originally Posted by night86mare

Like the effect, save the bottom part, what time was it? =D

And what ISO did you use?

thanks.

it was around 9.30pm in Mlebourne, ISO50 with canon G6

night86mare · 1st September 2006

Interesting, you used flash?
I suppose you did, correct me if I'm wrong hee.

Jeanette.z · 1st September 2006

Originally Posted by night86mare

Interesting, you used flash?
I suppose you did, correct me if I'm wrong hee.

u r corrected

(I didn't use flash, what makes u think so?)

night86mare · 1st September 2006

Er, for a low ISO setting (low sensitivity to light) that's a lot of light?
Just guessing, plus the tree doesn't seem equally lighted~

Stoned · 1st September 2006

The highlights. The tree and the house make an interesting subject though. Consider a reshoot.

Jeanette.z · 2nd September 2006

Originally Posted by Stoned

The highlights. The tree and the house make an interesting subject though. Consider a reshoot.

yap, how do you reckon I can improve when reshooting
other then the aperature (last time was 2.2)?

willyfoo · 2nd September 2006

Skip the bottom part... and don't be afraid to tilt the camera.. you can try using the lines along the front wall..

Stoned · 2nd September 2006

willyfoo is right. keep the interesting bit and trim off the excess.

bluroom · 4th September 2006

How's this. Was just playing around. Hope you like it

Let me know if you want it taken off.

p.s. Hmmm afer a second look, the building might be a little too dark. Oh well.

zaxh81 · 4th September 2006

Interesting,how does it looks in black and white?

Slivester · 4th September 2006

Originally Posted by bluroom

How's this. Was just playing around. Hope you like it

Let me know if you want it taken off.

p.s. Hmmm afer a second look, the building might be a little too dark. Oh well.

Erm, thats slightly over-done. The contrast on the light exposed portion is lesser than the brightness.

Ravenfoo · 4th September 2006

Good one there...
Keep the photos coming...

bluroom · 4th September 2006

Actually I agree. Went a little overboard! Hahaha

Jeanette.z · 5th September 2006

wait till that sb return me my tripod....then can go back and reshoot.
thanks guys...but the PSed version a bit over for me but it does give me some idea of how the reshooting can be

lastboltnut · 7th September 2006

I dun think so, it was a long exposure, look at the moving clouds.

Originally Posted by night86mare

Interesting, you used flash?
I suppose you did, correct me if I'm wrong hee.

night86mare · 7th September 2006

Originally Posted by lastboltnut

I dun think so, it was a long exposure, look at the moving clouds.

Ah yes now that you mention it..

The main reasoning was the uneven exposure of light heh.

31st August 2006	#1
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night86mare Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: in your mind Posts: 19,225	Re: a night photo Like the effect, save the bottom part, what time was it? =D And what ISO did you use?

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night86mare Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: in your mind Posts: 19,225	Re: a night photo Interesting, you used flash? I suppose you did, correct me if I'm wrong hee.

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night86mare Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: in your mind Posts: 19,225	Re: a night photo Er, for a low ISO setting (low sensitivity to light) that's a lot of light? Just guessing, plus the tree doesn't seem equally lighted~

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Stoned Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Changi Posts: 4,376	Re: a night photo The highlights. The tree and the house make an interesting subject though. Consider a reshoot. __________________ My Personal Folio (of random events and things)

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Stoned Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Changi Posts: 4,376	Re: a night photo willyfoo is right. keep the interesting bit and trim off the excess. __________________ My Personal Folio (of random events and things)

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bluroom Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ole Fair Singapore Posts: 58	Re: a night photo How's this. Was just playing around. Hope you like it Let me know if you want it taken off. p.s. Hmmm afer a second look, the building might be a little too dark. Oh well.

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zaxh81 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Earth Posts: 4,383	Re: a night photo Interesting,how does it looks in black and white?

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Ravenfoo Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: kluang, Johore, Msia & Spore Posts: 171	Re: a night photo Good one there... Keep the photos coming...

4th September 2006	#15
bluroom Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ole Fair Singapore Posts: 58	Re: a night photo Actually I agree. Went a little overboard! Hahaha

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Jeanette.z Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Melbourne Posts: 133	Re: a night photo wait till that sb return me my tripod....then can go back and reshoot. thanks guys...but the PSed version a bit over for me but it does give me some idea of how the reshooting can be __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeanette-z/