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Old 15th March 2002   #1
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How to take a good night shoot?

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You must waiting for full moon ??

Give some more details for the problem ..
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You must waiting for full moon ??

And oso, must hear the sound of the wolf in the distance.... then.......
It time.......


Basically you'll need a tripod, or a pair of very very very steady hands, then decide what to take.

Next, aim at the target and shoot!
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Tripod..............

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And oso, must hear the sound of the wolf in the distance.... then.......
It time.......


Basically you'll need a tripod, or a pair of very very very steady hands, then decide what to take.

Next, aim at the target and shoot!
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I am not a Olympus user but I can give you some tips

- if you are taking night city shot , go during weekday where there are more office windows lighting
- use a tripod <-- stable type
- use remote control to trigger the shutter
- set to Manual mode
- use settings like 1 sec + f2.8 , 2 sec + f4.0 , 3 sec + f5.6
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I am not a Olympus user but I can give you some tips

- if you are taking night city shot , go during weekday where there are more office windows lighting
- use a tripod <-- stable type
- use remote control to trigger the shutter
- set to Manual mode
- use settings like 1 sec + f2.8 , 2 sec + f4.0 , 3 sec + f5.6
You forgot the WB.......
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What do you all believe about the UV filters and the night shots ?
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You forgot the WB.......
WB??? wat must we set the WB to?? or must take a custom reading???
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Yah, Bluestrike, what about WB?
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What do you all believe about the UV filters and the night shots ?
You mean better take off UV Filter for nightshots?
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my DC does not need to set any WB and take out UV ....
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my DC does not need to set any WB and take out UV ....
Er...why need to take it off??
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Er...why need to take it off??
i mean NO NEED
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i mean NO NEED
oops...paisei paisei....
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experiment! test out the various settings and understand the limitations of the DC for niteshots.
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You need to set WB else it might turn out too red.
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Thanks, one more question, how long the 1600mAh batteries can last ?
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Thanks, one more question, how long the 1600mAh batteries can last ?
Abt 90 ~ 120 shots, with flashes in between.
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Abt 90 ~ 120 shots, with flashes in between.
What factors will cost more batteries power?

And then how much does the DC power adapter cost?
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Could I use GP Powerbank II charger to recharge 1800mAh rechargeable batteries?

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