This is the first time i have taken anything at night, so pointers would be greatly appreciated. How do you not get the rainbow circle around the lights?
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wishing20d Mostly Lurking 10 posts Joined Feb 2006 Location: Nor Cal More info | Feb 25, 2006 18:47 | #1 This is the first time i have taken anything at night, so pointers would be greatly appreciated. How do you not get the rainbow circle around the lights?
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adam* Goldmember  4,411 posts Joined Jul 2005 Location: Sheffield More info | Feb 25, 2006 19:37 | #2 Exif details would help so that we can give pointers. Perhaps use a larger F number, say f/9-12 :: For sale: 70-200 2.8L :: Nikon D700 ::
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rudgej Couch-potato photographer 5,613 posts Joined Jul 2005 More info | Feb 26, 2006 02:22 | #3 As Adam said, the EXIF details would be great. I always aim to use a tripod and cable release (and if I remember, mirror lockup), iso 100, and around f/8-16. I'll then play around with the shutter speed depending on light conditions. I've posted some of my attempts in the Edinburgh at Christmas thread.
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Feb 26, 2006 19:11 | #4 to be honest i dont remeber what the exif were, i did it a couple days ago, and have forgot now, is there a way that i can find out? or do i have to remember?
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spencer87 Goldmember  1,128 posts Joined Apr 2005 More info | Feb 26, 2006 20:09 | #5 i really like the fountain shot. maybe a shot with just one of the fountains, and a tighter crop?
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rudgej Couch-potato photographer 5,613 posts Joined Jul 2005 More info | wishing20d wrote: to be honest i dont remeber what the exif were, i did it a couple days ago, and have forgot now, is there a way that i can find out? or do i have to remember? Assuming that the photos are digital
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rlrouse Senior Member 884 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2005 Location: Southwestern Virginia More info | Assuming that the photos are digital  , then most processing software, e.g. Photoshop will display the EXIF data.Also, if your PC is running Windows XP you can navigate to the folder containing the image, right-click on the thumbnail, click "Properties" and then "Summary".
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Matty777 Senior Member  309 posts Joined Dec 2005 Location: Kent, UK More info | Feb 28, 2006 11:09 | #8 Just as a shot in the dark, are you using the 18-55mm Canon "Kit lens" ie comes with 300/350/20d  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. Body: Canon EOS 60D (Speedlite 430ex II)
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