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(0 votes) 11:18 pm
September 7, 2012
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So tired aftera hectic day, so I just decided to take some long exposure night photos this evening. I used Nikon D5100 with a kit lens 18-55mm.
The first photo: ISO 100, F13, 58 seconds, 18mm focal length
The second photo: ISO 100, F10, 59 seconds, 18mm
The third photo: ISO 100, F11, 30 seconds, 18mm
1:44 am
September 28, 2012
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I really like the first one, but as you opened up the aperture it seems to get a little harder on the eyes, a bit blown out.
I do like the wider view of the second 2 maybe little less exposure would have cut the brightness some.
Thanks fer sharin!
3:59 am
September 7, 2012
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Thanks Wizpc for your feedback. I touched the 3rd picture a bit in photoshop out of fear that it was under exposed unknown to me that I actually damaged the image. The other 2 photos didn’t go through any post processing apart from resizing.
7:50 pm
October 9, 2012
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I like the second picture but i think the people sitting there are little distracting , and i would have took the whole building into the picture (the building’s upper part seems like its cut out)…but great shot though!!
8:55 pm
November 22, 2012
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deensani;
Great shot, to me the first and second are very good shot even with the people there other wise you need an extra-time when people go to sleep. Beside almost not noise.
Perhaps with more time and bias to -3 step it will be terrific. Which was your metering mode?
I like all even the three has a til to the right that can be correcte, and a litle of re-composition with less first plane.
12:57 pm
September 7, 2012
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Thanks Silky. My metering mode is almost always matrix unless if am taking potraits.
3:34 pm
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September 15, 2012
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I like the second photo the best because of the people.
They are a bit more prominent with just a little PSE work.
Mandrake
I just noticed that your shutter speed on this was 59 seconds. Really!
In that case… truly an amazing shot.
-- Mandrake --
3:01 pm
September 7, 2012
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Thanks Mandrake. Yes 59 seconds it was! I used cable release and camera on bulb mode. I set stop watch on my cell phone and once it was 59 seconds, I released the shutter.
2:02 pm
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December 2, 2012
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Nice pics. One and two really stood out. Third one
a little overexposed but still pretty nice.
I’ve had lots of problems trying to get correct exposure
with night shots but will keep working at it lol.
Dale
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