My first Fullerton taken with my Tamron

sismic · 28th March 2004

Hi All,

I know there has been a lot of wonderfull pictures of fullerton in this site.This is my first post in this site. As i am still on learning phase, any comment is greatly appreciated

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This shot was only processed for border and signature.Taken at 75mm,f/32,15s with ISO 100

Spyer2 · 28th March 2004

Not bad..

That would be great if background can be brighter a little bit.

maxkcyeo · 28th March 2004

NIce. you can try taking the metering from the darker part of fullerton, so the lightings and street lamps will over expose a little, creating a nicer mood.

Still nice photo.

nemesis32 · 28th March 2004

Try not to cut off the right hand side next time. Also, i think the sky's too dark. Try go earlier

sismic · 28th March 2004

Thanks Guys.

It was taken at 7:45pm today(i saw couple guys shooting near me too

).

I notice when i open the original images, the background was brighter than the one posted above. I did not do any adjustment except adding border/signature.

Does photoshop adjust the color/light on the original pictures?

behyx · 28th March 2004

The picture look a tad under-expose. Thus making Fullerton Hotel looks 'un-grand'..

28th March 2004	#1
sismic Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Does not matter Posts: 141	My first Fullerton taken with my Tamron Hi All, I know there has been a lot of wonderfull pictures of fullerton in this site.This is my first post in this site. As i am still on learning phase, any comment is greatly appreciated . This shot was only processed for border and signature.Taken at 75mm,f/32,15s with ISO 100

28th March 2004	#5
sismic Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Does not matter Posts: 141	Photoshop adjust my image Thanks Guys. It was taken at 7:45pm today(i saw couple guys shooting near me too ). I notice when i open the original images, the background was brighter than the one posted above. I did not do any adjustment except adding border/signature. Does photoshop adjust the color/light on the original pictures?

28th March 2004	#6
behyx Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: 5 Purvis Street #02-05 Posts: 2,578	The picture look a tad under-expose. Thus making Fullerton Hotel looks 'un-grand'.. __________________ \| INTERIOR \| GOURMET \| WEDDING \| www.danielbeh.com \| BLOG \|

28th March 2004	#2
Spyer2 Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Payar Lebar Posts: 314	Not bad.. That would be great if background can be brighter a little bit.

28th March 2004	#3
maxkcyeo Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 297	NIce. you can try taking the metering from the darker part of fullerton, so the lightings and street lamps will over expose a little, creating a nicer mood. Still nice photo.

28th March 2004	#4
nemesis32 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 3,476	Try not to cut off the right hand side next time. Also, i think the sky's too dark. Try go earlier