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28th March 2002
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Star light effect with 2100
I heard people said that 2100 can do it easily without lens woh......
How come I can not get the effect with my night shoot....  |
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28th March 2002
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Are you refering to this??
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29th March 2002
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my advice is to - set ur mode to Manual - set apeture from f/2.8 to f/8 (use f/8 if you want STAR effect ) - set shutter speed from 1 sec to 8 sec (make sure there is no noise) - use a stable tripod - use remote control or timer mode you are using a DC and can test with different settings for better effect ... |
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29th March 2002
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The setting was
f/6.3 5 sec exposure |
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3rd April 2002
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9th April 2002
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Woah. can the 2040 do that with small aperture and a longer exposure time? But scared with long exposures, the hot pixel problem would crop up......
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9th April 2002
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Forget to say thanks for every one here, I know how to do it now
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9th April 2002
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i also tried the star effect thingie yesterday using aperture f8.0...
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...&threadid=4696 |
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