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24th January 2003
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Night View ~ A view from ...
The weather looks good for night shot tonite, thus took out my gears and took a City Night View from my house. Jpeg image compression can be found at the areas where the backlight sources are. Will try shooting in RAW next time round.
Warning: 400K+ Image File. Sorry for the size, as this image is better to be viewed in large. City Night View Camera Model: E5700 Shutter speed: 11sec Aperture: 8.0 Exposure mode: Manual Metering mode: Multi-segment ISO: 100 White balance: Auto Comments are welcomed. Thks Last edited by Viewfinder; 24th January 2003 at 10:50 PM. |
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24th January 2003
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Nice!!
But the HDB flats on the left don't really fit in should just begin from the left road, then city sky line, then right road |
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24th January 2003
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hyeah man great sky! stars were out!
but imho in ur pic the sky is rather featureless, can crop about half away... but niiice pano
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25th January 2003
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looks underexposed? did u bracket? would be interesting to compare the bracketed shots.
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25th January 2003
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Viewfinder, i like your nightshots. Got any tips for a new learner like me?
using a G3 here |
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25th January 2003
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denizenx, FLiNcHY, djork: Thanks for your valuable comments. Will try and capture again based on these inputs.
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25th January 2003
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I played ard with different white balancing for my night shots. As for the rest, it's the same. Must use tripod and use appropriate shutterspeed with the largest aperture number available on your cam (in my case it's f/8) |
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26th January 2003
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haha ok thanks
\i also realised that the smallest arperture is always needed f/8 for my g3 too next time u go for nightshoots, can i tompang along?  |
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26th January 2003
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only can do simple nightshoots cannot go down the bay area nightshoots Are there any other nice places to shoot in singapore besides the city skyline? |
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