Night Shots of Perth City
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 3:59 pm
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Night Shots of Perth City
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Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 3:59 pm
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 4:05 pmPrudy!
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 10:03 amReally nice shots darb.
HOw do you shoot these? Are you shooting RAW?
If not what WB settings do you use, because I shot some last night at Darling harbour and they all have a very orange tinge to them. I set it to incandescent and it still didnt reproduce faithfully.
Nice one though.
Matt
HOw do you shoot these? Are you shooting RAW?
If not what WB settings do you use, because I shot some last night at Darling harbour and they all have a very orange tinge to them. I set it to incandescent and it still didnt reproduce faithfully.
Nice one though.
Matt
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 10:09 amDarb
Can I ask if you used the long exposure noise reduction for these? And how long was the exposure.
1st one in my fav.
Cheers
AJ
Can I ask if you used the long exposure noise reduction for these? And how long was the exposure.
1st one in my fav.
Cheers
AJ
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 12:30 pmGreat shots - I tried taking some last night, but I wasn't to impressed.
For starters, it was too late and the sky was too dark. I like seeing colour in the sky rather than a black sky.
You've got to tell us the settings you used - or is that a secret?
Hi-Voltage.
For starters, it was too late and the sky was too dark. I like seeing colour in the sky rather than a black sky.
You've got to tell us the settings you used - or is that a secret?
Hi-Voltage.
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 1:00 pmReal nice shots, those. Well done darb!
I like the first one best, but at first I thought the horizon wasn't straight. I got out my trusty square and see that the buildings are indeed perpindicular to the bottom of the photo, so it just must be an illusion due to the way the opposite river bank curves.
Did anyone else feel this or is it just my ailing eyesight?
Cheers
Peter
I like the first one best, but at first I thought the horizon wasn't straight. I got out my trusty square and see that the buildings are indeed perpindicular to the bottom of the photo, so it just must be an illusion due to the way the opposite river bank curves.
Did anyone else feel this or is it just my ailing eyesight?
Cheers
Peter
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 5:20 pmEXIF data please if you don't mind. Great shots. 
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 4:09 amhttp://darb.net/assorted-personal?page=1
click an image of choice and underneath it will display the exif
click an image of choice and underneath it will display the exif
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 7:59 amI love the sky in the first two pics. It adds a kind of 'spookiness' to the image. It almost looks like it's been painted on with long strokes with a wide brush. Looks great.
The first one might look a little better with a 0.5 deg rotate adjustment to the left though.
Good pics well taken.
Thanks for showing.
The first one might look a little better with a 0.5 deg rotate adjustment to the left though.
Good pics well taken.
Thanks for showing.