Night testing with my Sony Alpha A330
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manutd8613
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iso 400 is too high, colour too warm and there are no good Starburst effects also...
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ISO at 400 is bit wee high.
Try with a lower ISO and maybe an aperture at F9-F16 perhaps.
Experiment with different settings for various effects.
As for starburst effect, you may wish to get a dedicated starburst filter, it should do the trick.
Oh yes, a tripod is a must for long shutter exposure.
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ISO at 400 is bit wee high.
Try with a lower ISO and maybe an aperture at F9-F16 perhaps.
Experiment with different settings for various effects.
As for starburst effect, you may wish to get a dedicated starburst filter, it should do the trick.
Oh yes, a tripod is a must for long shutter exposure.
Shoot more and share with us again..
likethe265
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Comparing with the Nikon Family, I regard the lens is not as sharp enough, Maybe you should consider some sharper lens as G-Serials
Erm. I do suggest reading up a bit and expanding your knowledge before posting something that proves you've been reading Nikon marketing brochures a bit too much. The Sony lenses are very sharp, even compared to the Nikon family.
If you understood more, you would know what diffraction is, and how this affects sharpness. You cannot say "Comparing with the Nikon Family, I regard the lens is not as sharp enough" when ANY lens, even the Nikon G (which are not as sharp as the Sony Carl Zeiss lenses) would soften and suffer diffraction when shooting at f/28.
Use F29 to create the Starburst effects on the street lightings. thus the long exposure 15s
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Camera: Sony DSLR-A330
Exposure: 15
Aperture: f/29.0
Focal Length: 135 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Set your white balance to tungsten, your aperture should be at f/16 max (don't close it further), ISO 200 at most.
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