Night photos
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Ahtim78
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Thank you.
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I really like this pic and i guess u must be using long exposure time for this.
May i know how long is your exposure time?
Do u use any lens filter ?
Christosophy
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Can I also ask how wide is the lens for this shot?
Yes, exposure of about 25 secs. It's 2 photos stitched together, but I think 1 wide angle could have made the same shot. Didn't use any filter; The sky & cloud were illuminated by industrial lights which is what you see here. The orange color was too strong, so I lessen it here.
Speaking about filters, one trick I like to use is the "photo filter" in Photoshop Elements. You don't really see bright green foliage at night; They would mostly be illuminated by strong red/orange lamps which is unsightly.
What I will do is to first apply a blue filter(using brush) to counteract the 'orange' cast, and then apply a green filter(brush) to the foliage. The blue, green, red or orange lights can also be enhanced using their respective filters.
Speaking about filters, one trick I like to use is the "photo filter" in Photoshop Elements. You don't really see bright green foliage at night; They would mostly be illuminated by strong red/orange lamps which is unsightly.
What I will do is to first apply a blue filter(using brush) to counteract the 'orange' cast, and then apply a green filter(brush) to the foliage. The blue, green, red or orange lights can also be enhanced using their respective filters.
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i like this pic so much.. put more photo...
mortpenguin
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I like no. 5, very nicely done! the lights are just aligned with the arrow perfectly. :thumbsup:
the lights are just aligned with the arrow perfectly. :thumbsup:
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