downtown photos.

[Corvphotography]

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What does it usually take to get the shots like #3 without getting a bunch of noise and over-saturation on the areas that do have light?

 

[DanFinePhotography]

#2 is cool, kind of tells the big city story right in the photograph. Nice work

 

[Corvphotography]

f/6.3, 4, ISO 100

 

[786soul]

What does it usually take to get the shots like #3 without getting a bunch of noise and over-saturation on the areas that do have light?

One- you need a LOW ISO. You shouldn't hand-hold a shot like this because a long shutter speed gets you the light streaks. Then your aperture is just for DOF or small adjustments to how bright or dark you need a few of the areas to be.

These kinds of shots need a tripod though becasuse you're looking at 1 - 3 seconds as a shutter speed, maybe longer maybe shorter. The ISO being low will minimize the noise and the tripod keeps it all steady.

 

[misstwinklytoes]

I really like #2. Do you have the color version?

 

[Corvphotography]

you def need a tripod for all those shots. i had a long exposure. and yes i do have the color version. ill have to show you tomorrow. sorry.

 

[er111a]

I like 1 and 2.
1 because you were daring and applied a effect to your photo
and 2 because it tells a story imo

 

[Francis E. Marchiona]

I don't like the gas station one...but I totally love the others

 

[Corvphotography]

thanks alot guys and girls!! i figured you guys were gonna hate em. idk why but im glad ya dont. I was just bored, driving around town, it was like 9ish.