MY best Night Shot..so far
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Great shot.
May I ask for some tips as to how you did this shot? I have a hard time taking night shots and end up getting blurred or over-exposed shots. Not as sharp and crisp as your shot.
My camera is a Canon Powershot IS S5. 50mm with a apeture range of 2.8 to 8.0.
Did you use flash or no flash?
What were the setting on your camera?
How did you create the "ghostly" image? Slow shutter speed and by covering the lens, right?
Hope you can help my curiousity. Thanks.
May I ask for some tips as to how you did this shot? I have a hard time taking night shots and end up getting blurred or over-exposed shots. Not as sharp and crisp as your shot.
My camera is a Canon Powershot IS S5. 50mm with a apeture range of 2.8 to 8.0.
Did you use flash or no flash?
What were the setting on your camera?
How did you create the "ghostly" image? Slow shutter speed and by covering the lens, right?
Hope you can help my curiousity. Thanks.
exhoml
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For steady shots, you need tripod or at least something steady enough to put ur cam on.
For right exposure, ermmm, guess ur cam's meter must be right, this is done by FE for around 60 sec exposure?
For sharp image, I used 28mm lens push the aperture all the way down to 18 or 22 cant remember, but as u can see from all light stars, you know its damn small.
There are many ways to achieve this effect, feel free to try.
For right exposure, ermmm, guess ur cam's meter must be right, this is done by FE for around 60 sec exposure?
For sharp image, I used 28mm lens push the aperture all the way down to 18 or 22 cant remember, but as u can see from all light stars, you know its damn small.
There are many ways to achieve this effect, feel free to try.
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