No wonder why people are afraid of the dark
#11
Really cool shots. Professional looking.
I took a picture of the steering wheel at night, only lit up by the map light in the rear view mirror. But it didn't come out anywhere near as good as yours.
Night photography (like your pictures) can be tricky to make look perfect. Because most cameras want to take over the settings automatically.
What camera did you use for your pics? I assume you set it to manual mode?
I took a picture of the steering wheel at night, only lit up by the map light in the rear view mirror. But it didn't come out anywhere near as good as yours.
Night photography (like your pictures) can be tricky to make look perfect. Because most cameras want to take over the settings automatically.
What camera did you use for your pics? I assume you set it to manual mode?
Anyone Confused?
Last edited by PINKFLOYD_; 08-14-2009 at 12:22 AM.
#13
Thanks for the info. I'm still using my Canon 30D. So I can only go upto 1600 ISO. I have experimented with various shots. I've gotten some nice shots holding the shutter open with traffic going by at night. I need to take some time to experiment more with it. Can't afford to upgrade to one of the newer models yet. So it'll have to do for a while.
#14
Thanks for the info. I'm still using my Canon 30D. So I can only go upto 1600 ISO. I have experimented with various shots. I've gotten some nice shots holding the shutter open with traffic going by at night. I need to take some time to experiment more with it. Can't afford to upgrade to one of the newer models yet. So it'll have to do for a while.
#15
Thanks. I checked out that setting. Now it goes from 1250 to 1600 then to an ISO setting of "H". I'll have to read my manual. In the mean time, the battery needs charging. Better go plug it in now.
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