Still Practicing Night shots...
would like some Formal Criticism and Suggestions Plz. Tried to work with the lighting that I had at the parking lot.
I had to edit these so, you could at least see something. I turned down the ISO, the flash, and was messing around with the histograph. But the histograph was like being a bitch... so i dropped that one, LOL. Wondering if I am getting better.
Was it snowing? lol
Oh man... honestly , your EXIF data is reading your exposure was 1/30sec. Turn it down more. Make sure your ISO is no more than 200. Lower if you can set it that much and DONT use flash!! lol
damn
so no flash at all? even in no lighting what-so-ever? fugn aye. so how the hell do you tell if you're even focusing on the cars or whatnot from the camera?
Damn night shots, and editing are kinda hard.
Originally Posted by confusedkorean
Well I wouldnt shoot anything in pitch black of course LOL
The problem is in some low light conditions on most cameras it has a hard time finding a focal point to focus on. I wouldnt really shoot in extreme low light conditons though.
If you find me at the varsity we can check out your camera dude.
some more, but they're prolly worse. I tried following the histograph, but that shit was like really trippy.
Remember we told you that last time.
Like George said, you have to crank down your shutter speed. You will have to try different settings until you get the desired effect, but definetly longer than 1/30th for sure.....probably more like a full sec with your cam. That means that you will HAVE TO use a tripod of course. Also remember to lower your ISO to no more than 200. The higher you put it, the more noise it will have.
Keep practicing bud.
i Do Have a tripod, and used it. and I jus' turned down the ISO all the way down to 80. Which is the lowest setting. Trying to figure out the shutter speed??
If that was shot at ISO 80 on your camera you need to return it LOL
Read your manual dude!
nooo, I said i JUST turned it to 80, lol it was at 1 of the higher settings at the time.
Shutter speed would that be exsposure braket as well??
What kind of cam do you have again?
it's a sony cybershot dsch-2. and those pics, were Edited too. So that prolly made it worse...
Edited how?
hp image zone, i tried brightening up the pic. and such cause they were dark as hell. Also did a lil sharpening on the lines. That's that one pic looks like it's "snowing". Then i Resized them, hosted them on photobucket.
bah, i suck at night shots. Hopefully with the Iso turned down all the way down to 80, maybe the pictures won't turn out so bad. I wonder how the Varsity pix are gonna turn out..Thanks for the input George and Jaime.
this is what I got from some night shots.
never mind I accidentally hit submit couldn't find any
^no thread jacking!! lol
I might bring out some of my stuff with me to take a few pictures. I just worry about my shit getting jacked lol
ah, i bet i know why you called me the other nightsorry i missed your call. Night shots with a P&S can be a pain, especially in really dim light. Does it have an automatic night shot setting?
I'll work with you if you want, nothing better to do than guard the george...i'll just send the bill to enkei
yup it sure does. but it also has manual as well (and i kinda want to learn on the manual setting and learn the camera).
Camera Make: SONY
Camera Model: DSC-H2
Image Date: 2006:06:30 21:50:21
Flash Used: No
Focal Length: 6.0mm
Exposure Time: 0.033 s (1/30)
Aperture: f/3.5
ISO equiv: 5696
holy ISO! Haha anyways yeah, turn down your shutter speed....that will keep you from having to brighten using your image editor.
That cameras ISO only goes up to 1000. Its a fluke on the EXIF data. I saw that today also, but not even the 1DMarks go up that high in ISO heh. That is probably the ISO equivalent after he edited the photo
sooo i read the owner's manual, and finally learned how to slow down the shutter speed so we'll see. what the pix turnout like on thursday.
thats what i was thinking but sheesh.That cameras ISO only goes up to 1000. Its a fluke on the EXIF data. I saw that today also, but not even the 1DMarks go up that high in ISO heh. That is probably the ISO equivalent after he edited the photo
thats at medlock isnt it?
yeah it's too dark over there.
It is kind of dark (especially when the lights shut off) but you can get some good pictures. Tripods are your bestist friend at night. How recent are those pics?
Medlock is dark...just as bad as the malibu meet. You'll need a camera capable of an 8 to 12+ second shutterspeed.
How do yall get that? I can see the EXIF data on PS for the pics I'm working on, but how do you do it for pics someone else has shot?That cameras ISO only goes up to 1000. Its a fluke on the EXIF data. I saw that today also, but not even the 1DMarks go up that high in ISO heh. That is probably the ISO equivalent after he edited the photo
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