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  1. 06-25-2008, 12:20 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by 13Bracer
    ok so i know everyone shoots here but i dont live to close to atlanta so i knew this would be a good spot to practice some night shots..

    this is what i got..
    do you have that picture in wallpaper size?
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  2. 06-25-2008, 02:01 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99_EJ8
    do you have that picture in wallpaper size?
    hahah how can i post it up?
    i mean im very noob at all this ..lol

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    i think this will work for a wallpaper...let me know

    [img=http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/8673/fire1vi0.th.jpg]

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    Quote Originally Posted by 13Bracer
    i think this will work for a wallpaper...let me know

    [img=http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/8673/fire1vi0.th.jpg]
    Looks good, huge improvement over the first shots with the D40 If you put the f/stop even higher all the buildings in the background would be as sharp as the varsity torch tower. Of course that would make the photo alot darker so you would need to decrease the shutter speed to compensate...which would make the taillights and headlights one long continuous line of light instead of starting and stopping. Just an idea!
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    Quote Originally Posted by speedminded
    Looks good, huge improvement over the first shots with the D40 If you put the f/stop even higher all the buildings in the background would be as sharp as the varsity torch tower. Of course that would make the photo alot darker so you would need to decrease the shutter speed to compensate...which would make the taillights and headlights one long continuous line of light instead of starting and stopping. Just an idea!
    awesome thanks...
    yeah after i took a few pics i looked at them and was all excited..lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedminded
    Looks good, huge improvement over the first shots with the D40 If you put the f/stop even higher all the buildings in the background would be as sharp as the varsity torch tower. Of course that would make the photo alot darker so you would need to decrease the shutter speed to compensate...which would make the taillights and headlights one long continuous line of light instead of starting and stopping. Just an idea!
    wouldn't maybe turning his iso up a bit have helped too?

    looks like it was set at 200....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Killer
    wouldn't maybe turning his iso up a bit have helped too?

    looks like it was set at 200....
    No it wouldnt have.. Turning up the ISO would have gave it a higher possibility to show NOISE.. speedminded was correct in his words..
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  8. 06-25-2008, 10:13 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ_Allmota
    No it wouldnt have.. Turning up the ISO would have gave it a higher possibility to show NOISE.. SpeedMinded was correct in his words..
    yep, no reason for a higher ISO if a tripod is being used.
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