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Aaron

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Registered: 9th Aug 04
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6th Jan 08 at 20:08

Been out tonight with my camera and tripod to get some long exposure shots.

Here are a few. They're all un-edited because i dont have the software i need on my computer at the moment.

Aaron

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6th Jan 08 at 20:10

The rest of them are here

http://s97.photobucket.com/albums/l206/aaronjwilkinson/Night%20Shots%202/?start=24

Aaron

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6th Jan 08 at 20:11

Aaron

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6th Jan 08 at 20:16

One of my friends did me a quick edit

Scotty_B

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7th Jan 08 at 12:51

What camera did you use?

This was shot with a Fuji S6500FD:

Matt L

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7th Jan 08 at 13:35

corsasri what settings was that on??

Scotty_B

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7th Jan 08 at 13:43

quote:
Originally posted by Matt L
corsasri what settings was that on??

Exposure: 15 sec (15)
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 6.2 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0/100 EV
Flash: Flash did not fire

Matt L

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7th Jan 08 at 14:31

ahh my apature doesnt go that high i dont think. may have a look when i get home.

Scotty_B

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7th Jan 08 at 15:02

quote:
Originally posted by Matt L
ahh my apature doesnt go that high i dont think. may have a look when i get home.

What camera do you have?

Matt L

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7th Jan 08 at 15:05

fuji s6500 not the fd version though

Scotty_B

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7th Jan 08 at 16:53

quote:
Originally posted by Matt L
fuji s6500 not the fd version though

Same camera.

It will go to F11 but only in 'M' mode.

Aaron

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7th Jan 08 at 16:57

I'm using just a Canon Ixus 55

mattk

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7th Jan 08 at 17:53

Mines an fd, whats the difference?

How do you work out the apature : shutter speed

Matt L

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7th Jan 08 at 17:59

fd has face detection supposed to make peoples faces clearer in pictures afaik.

in M mode it has a bar that allows you to work out the best shutter speed and apature together to give the best exposure on the picture hard to explain lol

A mode just lets you change the apature and the camera picks the shutter speed

and S mode is the opposite to A you set the shutter speed and the camera sets the apature.

hope that helps

AndyKent

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7th Jan 08 at 18:00

View the original photos on your PC, right click and Properties. Details tab and 'Advanced' button IIRC. Lists all the settings the photo was taken with.

Otherwise you should be able to view it through the camera.

mattk

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7th Jan 08 at 18:10

ahh rite

yeah on M mode the shutter speed and apature can both be changed and that little bar shows you the perfect ballance?

Histogram as well

Im gonna go try one of these tonight

AdZ9

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8th Jan 08 at 12:44

the edit the guy did made them look worse, why dull the colours, good photos though

Gaz

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8th Jan 08 at 21:13

you probally wont beat butlers picture...

will_ainsworth

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9th Jan 08 at 15:14

quote:
Originally posted by CorSRi_BT
What camera did you use?

This was shot with a Fuji S6500FD:

i really like pic, ive just gone from fireworks to photoshop so had a lil play with it!! hope you dont mind!

JonnyJ

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9th Jan 08 at 15:27

Lens Flare

will_ainsworth

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9th Jan 08 at 15:34

lol haha , gota be done when first using ps!!

Scotty_B

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9th Jan 08 at 17:57

Had a go at processing my own image in PS.

Lawrah

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9th Jan 08 at 17:59

Love it

Hoddo

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10th Jan 08 at 00:02

thats a really nice photo, works really well & a nice load of traffic aswell. maybe straighten it so the lamp post is vertical.

Hoddo

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10th Jan 08 at 00:17

Liked the photo as I said, so I had a quick shot at post processing:

obviously. quality is limited as its a .jpg, but still pretty neat.

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