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Toogy
15th of October 2004 (Fri), 07:00
Been borrowing a Digital Rebel from my Father-in-Law while I wait for my 10D to get here and snapped some pictures at night.
I think they turned out pretty decent.
Check them out at:

http://www.pbase.com/toogy/night_photo
Nathan House
19th of November 2004 (Fri), 23:32
Love the shoot of the leaves,very good DOF on that photo,what was your f stop set at and also you shutter
Toogy
23rd of November 2004 (Tue), 08:14
F5.6 13 second exposure
Pugdaddy
25th of November 2004 (Thu), 14:54
"Night Bridge" is killer, Toogy. The reflection of the red taillights on the water really set it off. Wouldn't mind having this one framed in my living room. I'd hafta lie and tell everyone that I took it, though. :lol:
Toogy
25th of November 2004 (Thu), 21:55
Thanks for the comments
roanjohn
29th of November 2004 (Mon), 21:42
Cool shots......!!!

One comment though...........if you have a tripod that guarantees a steady camera, why use ISO 400??

Ro1
Toogy
29th of November 2004 (Mon), 21:52
Sometimes it is so dark that 30 seconds isn't long enough to expose it correctly at ISO 100.
wpez72
30th of November 2004 (Tue), 03:12
Very nice work mate...

It must've took a lot of bottle to leave your camera sitting there on the tracks for 20 seconds :)

Will....
roanjohn
30th of November 2004 (Tue), 07:15
Sometimes it is so dark that 30 seconds isn't long enough to expose it correctly at ISO 100.

.............but you always have bulb mode..............

Ro1
Toogy
30th of November 2004 (Tue), 10:10
True, but if you dont' have a remote, bulb mode is pretty useless.
blinking8s
30th of November 2004 (Tue), 14:13
True, but if you dont' have a remote, bulb mode is pretty useless.

and a bad ass tripod, on my $15 POS no way it could hold still for longer than 30 secs...wind makes it move...lol
PhotosGuy
3rd of December 2004 (Fri), 09:19
True, but if you dont' have a remote, bulb mode is pretty useless.

Why?
Toogy
3rd of December 2004 (Fri), 11:34
Because you have to hold down the shutter button with your finger.

That SEEMS pretty useless to me. :?: Talk about camera shake :!:
PhotosGuy
3rd of December 2004 (Fri), 18:40
Oh. Sorry, I was "thinking Nikon". :?
mr.photoguy
13th of December 2004 (Mon), 05:11
Get a pencil and use the erasser to hold down the shutter button in bulb mode..

If you do it camly, you won't have a problem.
You can use a flash light to help the camera focus also in low light.

Great shots you have there non the less.
aikidoforever
13th of December 2004 (Mon), 09:37
Nicely done Neighbor!
merrrrjig
13th of December 2004 (Mon), 19:11
ya i like the leaves one and the harbor one, pretty cool