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@a_medico - I like that photo. @sujoyp - Why those background window grills?

@CyberKID - Well done, those are looking real good.

@thetechfreak - Love that "view of the sky" shot @izzikio_rage- small car is nice, could have used a plane surface instead of the bedsheet (whatever that is)

Completed this game on the weekend. Liked the first 2 or 3 levels but then I had to force myself to complete this. Having played the original Crysis over 7-8 times, I didn't think I'd be so disappointed with this one.

You guys still doing this? Just started with a noob method & will get to better approaches. Couldn't find any online calculator to verify my results If you guys have already done this , needed to make sure this is right ? 0 to 10000000 - > 3203324994354

I will suggest to add 28 days later & 28 weeks later to that list

@nac - Nice shots. Its great you got so many stars in there & you still got blue skies there. @avichandana20000 - I was trying the something similar as your first shot today. You definitely need some good lighting & a better background in those kind of shots.

Can't use smaller aperture for handheld night shots like these. You see I already have high ISO & low shutter speed. The previous ones were not handheld, so they had lower aperture/ISO and longer exposure time.

Thanks everyone. @izzikio_rage - Like the 2nd one. The first one looks goods in the small version. @nac - First one is great. you got good details and contrast on that Whats up with the big black border on the 2nd one ? What settings should I have used here to get a sharper photo ? In this...

I've used a HX9V (not mine) & the background defocus is definitely not from the lens, I think the camera does some kind of processing. The distance is supposed to be between the subject and the camera, for (c) I think you need to approximate whether the subject is the sharpest otherwise don't...

@nipun - The bikes look great. Couple of shots just for fun. 15 second exposure

I meant it was 16:9 when I took it. I cropped it on PC later to remove the empty space. Not sure what you asked about the % overlap. @shreymittal - What were you trying to shoot in that pic? You've cut off the top of the most interesting building in that pic, Apart from being tilted...

Thanks. Tts just a regular 16:9 photo with some of the empty space cropped off at the top & bottom. Not taken through the panorama mode. I haven't tried anything with the panorama mode yet.

Nice. May be someday try on blue sky & white clouds.

No. It was a usual 16:9 but had too much of blacks at the top & bottom that I cropped off. Now it looks like a panorama.

@nac- I think all 3 are a bit lacking in contrast or is it the bw? I almost couldn't tell it was a rock in the 3rd one. For me the 2nd one works best for composition but it is a little too tightly cropped on the right.

@nac - That looks quite good. I tried a night city photo last year & it didn't came good. This is a recent attempt. Click for larger version.

@izzikio_rage - Nice photos tbh I'm more bothered about the things in the foreground' the ad board, the wires rather than the moon in that shot. If you are okay with it, can I post a quick edit to your shot?

@Sujoyp - Those are great. How did you get the water to splash like that in the 3rd one ? @nac- Thanks for the link. Didn't knew of double exposure before. May be I'll try that kind of moon blending sometime if I get the right photo.

@thetechfreak - Thats a nice looking shot. I like that. Don't know about DR but there is a quite a bit of PP in that shot. I know its not well done here though. Foreground ghosting? Moon details .. Do you mean get 2 shots one exposed for the building and other for the moon & then blend...