The Photography Thread
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CyberKID
In search for Tech Gyan!
Nice beach pics by tkin, rnianoop.
Images from the Orange Rose plant potted on my roof.
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Images from the Orange Rose plant potted on my roof.
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theserpent
Firecracker to the moon
@anoop awesome beach shot
@tkin nice shots
Btw guys why is it that when we reduce shutter speed in daylight time we can't see anything in screen.I know i asked this earlier but need how to overcome it
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@tkin nice shots
Btw guys why is it that when we reduce shutter speed in daylight time we can't see anything in screen.I know i asked this earlier but need how to overcome it
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tkin
Back to school!!
Way too much light is captured as the shutter is held open for long time, its suitable is darkness where the light is low.@anoop awesome beach shot
@tkin nice shots
Btw guys why is it that when we reduce shutter speed in daylight time we can't see anything in screen.I know i asked this earlier but need how to overcome it
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theserpent
Firecracker to the moon
So it's not possible to take low shutter shots in beaches etc?
tkin
Back to school!!
No and why would you want to do it? I mean low shutter is used in low light, in a beach its not needed, you can tweak the speed a bit to capture brighter images, but can't use very low speed as the image will be whitewashed. Try playing with exposure, I think it will accomplish what you want.
theserpent
Firecracker to the moon
^^ Ohk! But i'm not able to change exposure in Manual mode.
All that we can change in M mode is TV,AV and Iso
All that we can change in M mode is TV,AV and Iso
tkin
Back to school!!
Don't think that's right, I mean even my ye old Sony POS had exposure control, hell even my Nokia 5800(worst cam ever) has one setting for that, try fiddling a bit.^^ Ohk! But i'm not able to change exposure in Manual mode.
All that we can change in M mode is TV,AV and Iso
sujoyp
Grand Master
btw u can take low shutter speed in beaches also but u have to use ND or Nutral Density filters...these filters r used to capture silky falling water or flowing water in day time....
for silky water u need slow shutter speed but in daylight even in iso 100 and -ve exposere u will get to 1/2 shutter speed...an ND 10, ND6 filter can cut lots of light and will gain the slow shutter speed needed
for silky water u need slow shutter speed but in daylight even in iso 100 and -ve exposere u will get to 1/2 shutter speed...an ND 10, ND6 filter can cut lots of light and will gain the slow shutter speed needed
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
@ Gen: Its a promising shot, but the one problem i see is that no individual key is in focus, so the image seems as if its fully out of focus.
But like i said its a bit boring because of the missing background.
CyberKID
In search for Tech Gyan!
Or, may be my cell has a good camera.
As far as your keyboard is concerned, as others have already pointed out, focus is missing. Also, the light is too much, to the extent that it's reducing the details in the image. IMO, try taking the shot again this time, from a higher height and greater angle, and I suppose, the shot would be good.