Night-time shots
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flat-planedCrank

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Saturday 5th January 2008
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Had a quick go of some night-time shots smile


Not done many long exposure shots before, so comments and crits welcomed smile


1.

2.

3.

4.

5.


(30D, 17-85mm)

Cheers.

Famous Graham

26,553 posts

255 months

Saturday 5th January 2008
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Like the Scott Monument wheel smile Keep meaning to do a long night time of that meself

V6GTO

11,579 posts

272 months

Saturday 5th January 2008
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I think they're good, number 1 being the pick of the bunch for me.

Martin.

Andy M

3,755 posts

289 months

Saturday 5th January 2008
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Definitely no.2 for me.

Excellent smile

Knick Pee

29,977 posts

281 months

Saturday 5th January 2008
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another vote for 2.

pastrana72

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238 months

Saturday 5th January 2008
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they are really good, i agree picture 2 is fantastic.

smile

identti

2,389 posts

255 months

Saturday 5th January 2008
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All look excellent. No. 1 and 2 really stand out to me, especially the composition of 2.

flat-planedCrank

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Saturday 5th January 2008
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Thanks for the comments smile

I was quite pleased with the wheel shots, 1 + 2 especially. I feel like i could take some better shots now, funny how all the reading of books / magazines about techniques really can't replace just having-a-go smile

Think i might invest in a cable release now, would make things slightly easier. Plus it would allow me to use bulb mode properly smile



Cheers.

Knick Pee

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281 months

Saturday 5th January 2008
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flat-planedCrank said:
Thanks for the comments smile

I was quite pleased with the wheel shots, 1 + 2 especially. I feel like i could take some better shots now, funny how all the reading of books / magazines about techniques really can't replace just having-a-go smile

Think i might invest in a cable release now, would make things slightly easier. Plus it would allow me to use bulb mode properly smile



Cheers.
I've been playing aroound with bulb mode a lot. I think investing in a remote would be a good move rather than pressing the shutter button for ages hehe

flat-planedCrank

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Sunday 6th January 2008
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Knick Pee said:
flat-planedCrank said:
Thanks for the comments smile

I was quite pleased with the wheel shots, 1 + 2 especially. I feel like i could take some better shots now, funny how all the reading of books / magazines about techniques really can't replace just having-a-go smile

Think i might invest in a cable release now, would make things slightly easier. Plus it would allow me to use bulb mode properly smile



Cheers.
I've been playing aroound with bulb mode a lot. I think investing in a remote would be a good move rather than pressing the shutter button for ages hehe
Haha biggrin
Those shots never reached more then 30 seconds so i didn't have to switch to bulb mode smile I had tried up to f22 before, but i wanted to try f8 - f11 to see how it looked with a bit less dof and hopefully a bit more sharpness smile

But yeah, standing perfectly still with your hand on the shutter release at night when its 2 degrees doesn't sound like much fun winkbiggrin


Cheers.

Edited by flat-planedCrank on Sunday 6th January 00:01

DanH

12,287 posts

290 months

Sunday 6th January 2008
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no1 for me. Really like the composition.

TonyHetherington

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Sunday 6th January 2008
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Andy M said:
Definitely no.2 for me.

Excellent smile
yes

stigmundfreud

22,454 posts

240 months

Sunday 6th January 2008
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1 or 2 for me!

Love in 1 how the tree is now magically exposed!

flat-planedCrank

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Sunday 6th January 2008
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Thanks guys smile