night photography
- Thread starter zw1989
- Start date
OoStarDustoO
New Member
@ZW1989
I am also a newbie
Here is my take. Let's exchange views along the way.
Did you use a tripod for pic 1 to 3? Although generally i can see the structure of those buildings, it is not very sharp and for pic 1 to 2, i feel that it is abit too strong for my eyes. Perhaps can reduce the exposure abit.
What is the setting for your aperture? Try reducing the ISO for your night shot. Noise is visible in these photos. If i have a tripod, i will set ISO to max of 200.
I am also a newbie
Here is my take. Let's exchange views along the way.
Did you use a tripod for pic 1 to 3? Although generally i can see the structure of those buildings, it is not very sharp and for pic 1 to 2, i feel that it is abit too strong for my eyes. Perhaps can reduce the exposure abit.
What is the setting for your aperture? Try reducing the ISO for your night shot. Noise is visible in these photos. If i have a tripod, i will set ISO to max of 200.
Last edited:
OoStarDustoO
New Member
@aaggatsha55
I like your photo. To make it look more outstanding, i suggest u reduce the resolution to a smaller size and repost it because i can see noise near the horizon at this resolution. Other than that, i think the sky is awesome with the shooting star. Composition is good!
There is only a small problem of the moon "stealing" the show from shooting star but i guess this cant be controlled.
Here is a repost of a smaller verion, but i have no intention of "stealing" ur photo. Please let me know if u want me to delete it.
In this way, the photo looks much more impressive. Care to share where is this place?
I like your photo. To make it look more outstanding, i suggest u reduce the resolution to a smaller size and repost it because i can see noise near the horizon at this resolution. Other than that, i think the sky is awesome with the shooting star. Composition is good!
There is only a small problem of the moon "stealing" the show from shooting star but i guess this cant be controlled.
Here is a repost of a smaller verion, but i have no intention of "stealing" ur photo. Please let me know if u want me to delete it.
In this way, the photo looks much more impressive. Care to share where is this place?
Last edited:
What the setup and setting that you used for your images?
The images look oof/blur/grainy and not sharp to me.
It look also a bit too warm for me...
If you are taking the shots on your tripod, you should use your base ISO eg, Canon @ ISO 100, Nikon @ ISO 200. I can't advice further on the rest of your parameter since there is no EXIF in your images. You may also wish to work on your compositions...
Do remove your UV filter (if you have one on it) and turn of your IS or VR.
Shoot more, look forward for more shots from you.
BTW I dun understand your statement "aperture I set it to blub"?
Apeture have nothing to do with Bulb, Bulb is more on time/shutter value normally for long exposure shot...
The images look oof/blur/grainy and not sharp to me.
It look also a bit too warm for me...
If you are taking the shots on your tripod, you should use your base ISO eg, Canon @ ISO 100, Nikon @ ISO 200. I can't advice further on the rest of your parameter since there is no EXIF in your images. You may also wish to work on your compositions...
Do remove your UV filter (if you have one on it) and turn of your IS or VR.
Shoot more, look forward for more shots from you.
BTW I dun understand your statement "aperture I set it to blub"?
Apeture have nothing to do with Bulb, Bulb is more on time/shutter value normally for long exposure shot...
Last edited:
Similar threads
