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Terraced houses
Took tonight(or today should I say..)
http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i1...-/nightsky.jpg Camera Make: Canon Camera Model: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL Image Date: 2009:01:18 02:05:57 Flash Used: No Focal Length: 24.0mm CCD Width: 9.25mm Exposure Time: 30.000 s Aperture: f/5.6 ISO equiv: 400 White Balance: Auto Metering Mode: Matrix Exposure: Manual Exposure Mode: Manual
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18th of January 2009 (Sun)
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Re: Terraced houses
its very representative of the UK residential landscape.. i got that right away and i think you did a good job of portraying that in this photo.. then i looked at your info to see if it really was from the UK.. so what im saying is.. good job
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18th of January 2009 (Sun)
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Re: Terraced houses
Pretty sucky attempt at HDR.. (lol)
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18th of January 2009 (Sun)
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Re: Terraced houses
Later on at night.
F/10, ISO 100, 30s Exposure. 
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19th of January 2009 (Mon)
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Re: Terraced houses
I have a quick question, during the expsoure a guy went past on a bike, he was in my frame, but didnt appear on the image, is this because he wasnt on the exposure long enough?
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19th of January 2009 (Mon)
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Re: Terraced houses
Prefer the third photo you posted, James.
And yes, the good thing about long exposures is it doesn't matter too much if people walk in front of your camera when you're taking the shot. Depending on the length of the exposure, and the amount of movement from the subject, they might not even appear in the final photograph. I was taking a photo at a museum recently and someone walked in front of the camera. I didn't mind a bit as I knew the exposure was so long (10 seconds or so) that he wouldn't even be a blur. |
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