Twilight night shot CC welcome :)

db350z · 8th May 2007

Hi Guys i just trying to take night shot for first time and i know i have problems with the flare which i'm not sure how to remove it.

But so far i edit it and given like a Twilight night. Which at least we can see the star more clearly but the moon is bright as the sun that shines the earth.

I use Canon 400D, canon 28-70mm EF-L series lens setting at 30" 2.8F

and this one before editing

kohhy6 · 9th May 2007

Think you are using some kind of filter there that cause the flare. But if no filter, need to check with expert liao!
But still a very nice picture!

raincool2005 · 9th May 2007

try using a ND4 filter.. !

db350z · 10th May 2007

i'm thinking to get a Poliriser i wonder if that would help.

Also the camera does have a Filter, But it's only a Canon Protect Filter. So i guess is non UV or anything else.

littlejt · 23rd May 2007

whoa where did i take it? wont the thingy spoil the sensor cos its too birght or smt?

noob117 · 24th May 2007

wow! nice
how did u capture it? it? the filter tt increases the exposure?

cheers!

8th May 2007	#1
db350z New Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 11	Twilight night shot CC welcome :) Hi Guys i just trying to take night shot for first time and i know i have problems with the flare which i'm not sure how to remove it. But so far i edit it and given like a Twilight night. Which at least we can see the star more clearly but the moon is bright as the sun that shines the earth. I use Canon 400D, canon 28-70mm EF-L series lens setting at 30" 2.8F and this one before editing

9th May 2007	#2
kohhy6 Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 878	Re: Twilight night shot CC welcome :) Think you are using some kind of filter there that cause the flare. But if no filter, need to check with expert liao! But still a very nice picture!

9th May 2007	#3
raincool2005 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Raffles Place Posts: 1,694	Re: Twilight night shot CC welcome :) try using a ND4 filter.. !

10th May 2007	#4
db350z New Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 11	Re: Twilight night shot CC welcome :) i'm thinking to get a Poliriser i wonder if that would help. Also the camera does have a Filter, But it's only a Canon Protect Filter. So i guess is non UV or anything else.

23rd May 2007	#5
littlejt Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 952	Re: Twilight night shot CC welcome :) whoa where did i take it? wont the thingy spoil the sensor cos its too birght or smt? __________________ Nikon! flickr

24th May 2007	#6
noob117 Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: west Posts: 1,175	Re: Twilight night shot CC welcome :) wow! nice how did u capture it? it? the filter tt increases the exposure? cheers!