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Swissotel
Newbie,took this with ISO 1600 handheld C&C welcomed.
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Re: Swissotel
the first thing i realised was its, shaky and not sharp.
Tripod time! and also, i find anything fancy abt their building... |
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Re: Swissotel
Steady shots are a must, and the picture has a lot of noise in it. Thanks for posting!
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Re: Swissotel
uyiew, a tripod is surely needed for long shutter photos. (1/10" & 1/6" secs. exposure)
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Re: Swissotel
Okis will bring out my tripod and giv it another shot
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Re: Swissotel
Tripod also allow you to choose a smaller aperture for better sharpness.
I took similar photos a couple of weeks back (posted here, search if you're interested - don't want to pollute your thread). I wish I have LiveView for manual focusing. Looks like you took this shot with a 450D and 17-55mm f/2.8 IS? |
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Re: Swissotel
not to forget a remote
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