Rockstar11
Technomancer
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Sony HX20V with Optical Zoom
Sony HX20V with Optical Zoom
^ Nice start Rocky...
Thanks for the tip on aperture. I guess reducing exposure time won't help, I won't get enough trails.Gen, If your camera does have manual exposure controls, use smallest aperture and longest exposure. If it's over exposed, reduce the length of the exposure.
@ clickclick: the candle itself seems to be somewhat out of focus but not it's flame.
@clickclick - The candle shot is quite good.
Interesting. it could not be sensor dust.I accidentally photographed sunspots once with my old Sony Hx1, some 2 years ago.
The images are a bit blurry because I wasn't shooting sunspots. I was just shooting sunsets. Later when I viewed them on the computer I was intrigued by a dark spot that appeared on each shot at exactly the same position on the face of the sun. A quick visit to SpaceWeather.com -- News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids confirmed my suspicion - it was a sunspot!
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Yesterday this photo was published in Ei Samay,a bengali tabloid from Times Group. i dont see the bengali paper, it was brought to my notice only in the late evening when my dad was reading it.
nice one ,very neatly composed without any obstrusive elements.Did u took it from over-bridge?. BTW what was the column about?
@anirbandd - That is one really great shot.