The Photography Thread
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A couple of shots displaying the fear of Swine Flu which has gripped Mumbai recently 
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These masks were distributed by head honcho of a party who himself hid under cover not showing up for the event(Flag Hoisting).
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These masks were distributed by head honcho of a party who himself hid under cover not showing up for the event(Flag Hoisting).
He took the picture with a Canon SX110 IS. Settings are:
ISO = 100
Shutter speed = 1/160 sec
Aperture = 3.5
Focal length = 20.1mm (3.35x zoom), equiv. to 120mm for a 35mm camera
No flash
Scene-average metering
@toofan : You should set your camera clock. It looks as if you shot the picture at 3:51 AM and that's probably not true. Nice picture. I've never had a chance to take a good shot of a snake. Here's a couple of pictures of some unusual cloud formations.
The diffracted sunlight is beautiful in this shot:
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This shot shows what appear to be shadows of the cloud on a thin higher layer of cloud, but that's impossible. We had an interesting discussion of the phenomenon in a newsgroup a couple of years ago.
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toofan
Technomancer
Thanks dear.
I was about to post the settings but you already did. Which software do you used?
If the shutter speed would have been a bit higher, the moving tip too would have been sharper. Am I right?
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Amazing shots !
What was the conclusion of that discussion. Its really amazing. Shadow in between then what would be the position of sun.
I was about to post the settings but you already did. Which software do you used?
If the shutter speed would have been a bit higher, the moving tip too would have been sharper. Am I right?
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Amazing shots !
What was the conclusion of that discussion. Its really amazing. Shadow in between then what would be the position of sun.
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Irfanview with plugins. To show basic info like image size in pixels, number of colours, file size, etc. , the Iview hot key is 'I'. The plugins let you see the photo's EXIF data like exposure, etc. The hot key for that is 'E' when the basic info is being displayed.
Correct. But then the aperture would have to be wider to compensate for the shorter exposure time. f/3.5 is about maximum for your camera at that focal length. The
remaining option is to use a higher ISO, but that would introduce more noise. In that situation, a good compromise might be ISO 200 which would result in a shutter speed of about 1/320 sec and still have reasonably low noise.
Someone finally pointed out that the shadow is actually on a thin lower cloud layer. He provided a link to an explanation, so it must be true. But even on the full-sized image in my computer, I couldn't detect any indication of the lower cloud layer.
toofan
Technomancer
How you know that much about these things. I never thought that. Is it possible with DSLR to have f stop of 3.5 by using high shutter speed.
And what is this focal length. mean how it affect photography?
What this mean?
Nicon has a lens something like that VR is 18mm -- 120 mm. how to find that how much optical zoom is this?
mine is 6 -- 60 and its 10x. and 18mm -- 120 mm will be 6.6 X optical zoom(if i m right). now what is the difference between them,which is higher zoom.
So many questions to ask. Hope you get the point of my confusion.
OMG This is too good PIC
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