KL Sprint Highway

[rui51]

[r0n1n]

nice i like the first one better. what's your settings? also, what filter are you using for those star-like effect on lights? thanks

[pipo999]

most likely the aperture has been set very high, this causes the star effect by itself.

[r0n1n]

Originally Posted by pipo999 most likely the aperture has been set very high, this causes the star effect by itself.

i believe this was taken with slow shutter speed. if we set the aperture wide enough, it may cause over exposure right?

[rui51]

Originally Posted by r0n1n i believe this was taken with slow shutter speed. if we set the aperture wide enough, it may cause over exposure right?

yes, big aperture or long shutter speed will cause over exposure.
u may need few try on ur camera to get the best combination
it is captured by my E510, 14-42
F22, 30sec shutter speed.

[r0n1n]

Originally Posted by rui51 yes, big aperture or long shutter speed will cause over exposure. u may need few try on ur camera to get the best combination it is captured by my E510, 14-42 F22, 30sec shutter speed.

so did you use any kind of filter?

[pipo999]

I didn't say wide, I said high .. as in high number. F22 will indeed create the star effect and forces the shutterspeed to go up. The inconsistency clearly shows that it is not a filter applied, apart from that, 13 star filter ?

[r0n1n]

Originally Posted by pipo999 I didn't say wide, I said high .. as in high number. F22 will indeed create the star effect and forces the shutterspeed to go up. The inconsistency clearly shows that it is not a filter applied, apart from that, 13 star filter ?

i see, i'll try to experiment too. thanks

[rui51]

Originally Posted by r0n1n so did you use any kind of filter?

nope. as pipo999 said, the star effect can be created by using small aperture (F22).
tripod and long exposure is the key! Good luck!

[chuaboonkiat]

Originally Posted by rui51

i love to see the star effect! very nice!

[evilking24]

Very very nice photo!