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Ouch Unlucky! Why did it take you so long?
Focus TDCi
They're not bad pal.. underground car parks aren't ideal locations to start out taking photos!
It looks like you're using auto mode still, looking at the exif data? It's hard to comment really as there seems to be quite a spread of settings over the various photos!
I'd say as a general rule try and stay within f/5 to f/15, with a tripod and a slow shutter speed, with the ISO not any higher than 800. That way you're most likely to stay within lenses sharpest apertures and keep the noise down. I'm a bit out of my depth, as I've never tried these shots..
Seriously though I wouldn't be disheartened by them, you've got low light and multiple light sources to contend with.. aint gonna be easy! I love the second from last shot btw! :approve:
It looks like you're using auto mode still, looking at the exif data? It's hard to comment really as there seems to be quite a spread of settings over the various photos!
I'd say as a general rule try and stay within f/5 to f/15, with a tripod and a slow shutter speed, with the ISO not any higher than 800. That way you're most likely to stay within lenses sharpest apertures and keep the noise down. I'm a bit out of my depth, as I've never tried these shots..
Seriously though I wouldn't be disheartened by them, you've got low light and multiple light sources to contend with.. aint gonna be easy! I love the second from last shot btw! :approve:
ThanksAny more Tips
Got a tripod? That helps loads, also practice with it on manual. Higher F stop creates a star like effect on lights
Was just playing around really using Shutter Priority and Appeture..Think i should stick to auto
HahahThanks for the tips guys
Focus TDCi
Ahh you should come (assuming I'll be there, wouldn't be surprised if I end up missing it due to various circumstances!). Tell Naith not to be so tight
Yeah ISO 800 and 1600 will definitely add to the grain. Depends on the camera and it's capabilities, but I don't tend to go above 400 unless I have to. Tripod is definitely a good way to go for low light shots as well. I really need a full size one.
I've got the Canon 450d pal, same one I took the nature reserve photos with, but I only got it at Christmas so not taken any CS photos with it yet.
Yeah ISO 800 and 1600 will definitely add to the grain. Depends on the camera and it's capabilities, but I don't tend to go above 400 unless I have to. Tripod is definitely a good way to go for low light shots as well. I really need a full size one.
I've got the Canon 450d pal, same one I took the nature reserve photos with, but I only got it at Christmas so not taken any CS photos with it yet.
got a flat and had no spare or locking wheel nut key, lol
Unlucky! Shoulda give us a ring we could of helped you! :rasp:
Ahh you should come (assuming I'll be there, wouldn't be surprised if I end up missing it due to various circumstances!). Tell Naith not to be so tight
Yeah ISO 800 and 1600 will definitely add to the grain. Depends on the camera and it's capabilities, but I don't tend to go above 400 unless I have to. Tripod is definitely a good way to go for low light shots as well. I really need a full size one.
I've got the Canon 450d pal, same one I took the nature reserve photos with, but I only got it at Christmas so not taken any CS photos with it yet.
Haha, Yeah i loved those pictures!
Ime going to chillfactore with my cammera tomorrow and tips as its really bright so lots of light!
Thanks Riad
when we were going for some food they drove in, popped their bonnets and starting revving. we walked off...
Deary me, fail to see how these people aren't embarassed especially when placed next to some nice looking Renault sports :rasp: goons.
