Silky rocks for C 'N' C

[puyjapin]

 

[Jaszek]

I think the exposure was a little too long since the fog covered everything. You should try with a 1 s. exposure r even a little lower.

 

[Flower Child]

i personally liked it

 

[Samanax]

I would try this with a lower shutter speed, lower ISO setting so that you get an even silkier look to the water. Maybe use a ND filter to keep the whites from blowing out.

 

[puyjapin]

it was with a ND filter

 

[alarionov]

very nice. can you post the Exif data

 

[McQueen278]

Very nice job on this one. You clearly put some thought into the composition and such. My only comment would be that next time open the aperture to f/16 rather than f/32 and drop the ISO to 100 rather than 200. F/32 doesn't often make for a nice picture unless the negative is huge (4x5in/6x9cm) and you really need the depth of field.

 

[puyjapin]

My ISO goes to 200 only I think, I used the f32 to allow for a longer exposure. Sorry to ask a silly question but im still quite new....EXIF data, meaning shutter spped etc????

 

[puyjapin]

if thats the data u want it was f32, 2 seconds, iso 200 with a ND filter on a tripod of course set at 55mm onmy kit lense

 

[McQueen278]

Sorry Puyapin, I didn't realize that was as low as the D40 went. Very good indeed then.

 

[puyjapin]

so if i could go to iso 100 would that allow a f16 aperture with the same shutter speed and give the same exposure?

 

[Breanna]

I like it, nice effect.