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  • #1229
    Mr.BobDobalita
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    taken a bit before midnight, and a bit after midnight.. woohoo! Nothing special, but I was having some fun.

    Links to actual size:
    http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x212/bobdobalita/IMG_2427.jpg

    http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x212/bobdobalita/IMG_2431.jpg

    #15025
    jpatten
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    nice, what was the exposure time?

    #15026
    Mr.BobDobalita
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    Unfortunately, my big-bad power-shot A630 has a max exposure of 15 sec. So it was set at max for the earlier shot, and not quite as high… maybe 8 sec for the later… I wish there was some sort of hack… 🙁

    #15027
    jpatten
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    without an external shutter control of some kind not sure there is a way around it

    #15028
    Mr.BobDobalita
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    yeah, that, and the fact that I cannot hook up one of those external shutter buttons bums me out… but it’s just a n00b camera. If I can manage to stick with it for a while, I’ll buy myself something nicer. I was surprized that I can get different lenses for that little point and shoot though… hehe…

    #15029
    Elsinore
    Keymaster

    Great job–the moon helped illuminate, of course, so your shutter speed worked out ok. I started out with a Canon A620 myself when I started learning about photography (our previous digicam had no manual controls, so it wasn’t very helpful in that regard). I’ve moved up to my 30D, but I still use my A620, too. The A6x0 line is very nice 🙂

    #15030
    Mr.BobDobalita
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    yeah, i’ve been told, for a point and shoot, they are very functional. My sister has a 5D, so I”m totally jealous, but even when she’s shooting with my camera, she still takes nice pictures..even on auto. Damn naturals.

    I’m still learning how to set up shots… I just need more experience in gauging what settings I need…. I know WHAT they do, but in certain situations I need a lot of trial and error. I’m going to a 4 week photography class tonight… it’s the first session… so we’ll see if that helps.

    I was pleased with those shots as right out of the camera… obviously you can see the inside of my super duper telephoto lens on the one shot, but actually I kind of like the way it frames… I just need to crop it a bit. I saw Soosh’s night photography and was blown away… I can’t wait to play with it more and see what I can come up with.

    #15031
    agent00pi
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    These are grainy like nothing else, but here’s some shots of Canberra in Aus:

    #15032
    jpatten
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    a lower ISO will help with graineyness (is that a word)

    #15033
    corsec67
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    a lower ISO will help with graineyness (is that a word)

    Noise, it is called.

    Which gets confusing when people start talking about the noise from the mirror in a SLR.

    #15034
    jpatten
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    Taken on Tybee island about 10:30 at night.

    10s exposure
    f3.5
    ISO 1600
    22mm

    #15035
    corsec67
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    Well, if we are sharing night pictures, here is one of my favorites:
    flickr page

    This a HDR, Pentax K100D, 10mm f/4 2-20 seconds ISO 200

    (That is indeed the moon, with a bunch of lens flare)

    #15036
    Mr.BobDobalita
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    cool pics guys… I love night shots that show so much color like yours corsec

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