htkchen
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- Joined
- Jul 25, 2004
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- Location
- Temple City, CA
- Website
- www.cityofsolitude.com
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This is just one of those weird photos that I can't explain and wished I knew how to since I would GREATLY love to fix it (if possible). I set my Digital Rebel on a tripod, put it in night mode and 10-sec remote mode so I could also be in the picture. It was shot in front of a restaurant with relatively low lighting.
I have NO idea why some of the faces, especially the girl's and mine (far right) were transparent. Is it because I had such a slow exposure (2 secs shutter speed, about f/4.5 aperture for both pics)? We moved a slight bit but not too much. That's my guess. I hope there's a way to fix this in Photoshop, but it seems it's not possible . Any suggestions or explanations would be gladly appreciated.
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This is just one of those weird photos that I can't explain and wished I knew how to since I would GREATLY love to fix it (if possible). I set my Digital Rebel on a tripod, put it in night mode and 10-sec remote mode so I could also be in the picture. It was shot in front of a restaurant with relatively low lighting.
I have NO idea why some of the faces, especially the girl's and mine (far right) were transparent. Is it because I had such a slow exposure (2 secs shutter speed, about f/4.5 aperture for both pics)? We moved a slight bit but not too much. That's my guess. I hope there's a way to fix this in Photoshop, but it seems it's not possible . Any suggestions or explanations would be gladly appreciated.