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    Trini Sky

    This is my first time doing skyscape photography. These shots were taken some days ago and im now getting time to PP and post. They were taken in the very late afternoon when there was a rather interesting sky.

    F stop: f/5
    Exposure: 1/30secs
    Iso: 400
    (setting are for both shots)







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    Must be realy crappy. Anyone at all?
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    The photos seem fairly underexposed to me. I think if you exposed a tad longer the colors would really show in the sky and the darks would take on a slight hue of the sky without taking away from the feel.

    Just my 2 cents.

    Looks like a pretty night to be out

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    Thanks very much for the comment
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    I think both of those photos are fantastic, label the city you are located in on the picture with a good text and you will have yourself a wonderful picture.

    Great photos my friend!
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    Thanks DWHJR. Realy appreciate the comment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TriniPhototakeoutta View Post
    F stop: f/5
    Exposure: 1/30secs
    Iso: 400
    (setting are for both shots)
    Did you shoot these on a tripod or did you hand hold?

    What you might want to try is put the camera on a tripod and set the ISO to 100 and go for a slightly longer shutter speed and stop down the aperture a little more.

    I think the black border around the images is a little too thick. And you might want to stick to the landscape orientation for these type of shots.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Samanax View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by TriniPhototakeoutta View Post
    F stop: f/5
    Exposure: 1/30secs
    Iso: 400
    (setting are for both shots)
    Did you shoot these on a tripod or did you hand hold?

    What you might want to try is put the camera on a tripod and set the ISO to 100 and go for a slightly longer shutter speed and stop down the aperture a little more.

    I think the black border around the images is a little too thick. And you might want to stick to the landscape orientation for these type of shots.
    Thanks for the comment. It was handheld. Thanks for the tip
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