Anyone up for a Photo Night?
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there were to many homeless guys there blocking the shot so we left and went to the ilikai
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Looks like the IS was the problem... looks less blurry, but check out also the AF to where you focusing on. Otherwise, just do a selective AF on the subject you want to be in focused.
Last edited by Tiare; Feb 12, 2009 at 06:53 PM.
'hope everyone shooting nights are using a tripod and a timer or better still a remote trigger.
Some cameras and lenses will show your faults quite blatantly.
Shaggy, if your white GC was at a side profile beside the still puddle and it had a mirror reflection of it along with that stunning background... that would be a killer shot.
Some cameras and lenses will show your faults quite blatantly.
Shaggy, if your white GC was at a side profile beside the still puddle and it had a mirror reflection of it along with that stunning background... that would be a killer shot.
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I wish I brought my flashes to lit up that car:
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#3 - I try not to slice the picture in half, but this one the symmetry looks ok.
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#3 - I try not to slice the picture in half, but this one the symmetry looks ok.
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'hope everyone shooting nights are using a tripod and a timer or better still a remote trigger.
Some cameras and lenses will show your faults quite blatantly.
Shaggy, if your white GC was at a side profile beside the still puddle and it had a mirror reflection of it along with that stunning background... that would be a killer shot.
Some cameras and lenses will show your faults quite blatantly.
Shaggy, if your white GC was at a side profile beside the still puddle and it had a mirror reflection of it along with that stunning background... that would be a killer shot.