aleksey123
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some photos i took at night ....Ben Franklin bridge...enjoy:blushing:
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1) The floor is distracting.
2) Whatever that thing is, it's very distracting.
3) Great but not sharp enough for my taste. Did you use a tripod and a timer/remote trigger?
maybe cus of my kit lens
maybe cus of my kit lens
Did you use any of the anti-shake or image stabilizers on the camera/lens?
maybe cus of my kit lens
Did you use any of the anti-shake or image stabilizers on the camera/lens?
yes i got those VR lens and it was turn on. tanks for telling me next time il turn off:thumbup::thumbup:, i didnt know about this.
That's a pretty darned awesome protip.maybe cus of my kit lens
Most likely. Don't worry too much about this though. It's something you can't change, for now. I, too, am using a kit lens for now and can't get the awesome pictures I want.
However, it might be something else that I learned about. Did you use any of the anti-shake or image stabilizers on the camera/lens? If you have the camera 100% shake-free (tripod and trigger), and still keep the anti-shake features on, the camera will actually vibrate slightly to counterbalance the shaking. Since there's no initial shake, though, you're left with a not-so-sharp image.
"Always temporarily switch off any anti-shake or image stabilisation systems when using a tripod. If the camera is perfectly steady these systems can actually introduce wobbling as they attempt to counteract something which isnt there."
This is the article I learned this from. It also includes more techniques for taking night shots.