semoliphoto
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In late summer I was gifted my parents' old Nikon D60 DSLR camera. So far I've been enjoying it immensely and my interest in photography has definitely piqued. However, it's all very overwhelming.
One thing I really want to master in landscape photography. I have a cottage in northern Ontario, Canada and there's some really beautiful sights up here. One thing I want to try is capturing moving clouds and water through long-exposure shots, but I've run through several tutorials and each time, the picture ends up mega overexposed (so much so that I can't even edit it in Lightroom without it looking off). What's the best solution to fixing this issue? The shutter speed needs to be long to capture the movement but it also leaves the photo terribly washed out. My ISO is at it's lowest as well (100).
What's the best solution to this?
One thing I really want to master in landscape photography. I have a cottage in northern Ontario, Canada and there's some really beautiful sights up here. One thing I want to try is capturing moving clouds and water through long-exposure shots, but I've run through several tutorials and each time, the picture ends up mega overexposed (so much so that I can't even edit it in Lightroom without it looking off). What's the best solution to fixing this issue? The shutter speed needs to be long to capture the movement but it also leaves the photo terribly washed out. My ISO is at it's lowest as well (100).
What's the best solution to this?