Pasadena on a Saturday night...
06-29-08, 03:22 AM
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Pasadena on a Saturday night...
...with two GFM's on the loose.
Bored on a Saturday night, me and Pocky decided to go around Pasadena looking for some shots. Still playing with my D60, hope you guys enjoy! Critiques are more than welcomed!!!
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Bored on a Saturday night, me and Pocky decided to go around Pasadena looking for some shots. Still playing with my D60, hope you guys enjoy! Critiques are more than welcomed!!!
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Last edited by knihc2008; 06-29-08 at 03:25 AM.
06-29-08, 03:25 AM
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@ photogs, I noticed when I was taking night pictures with lights in them, I would keep getting lights in other parts of the picture. Like certain lights in the frame were making a reflection in my lens and causing bright spots of light to show up elsewhere. A mild example can be seen in the passenger door panel of the last picture; the more major ones I already photoshopped out. My question is, how do you get rid of those when shooting?
Also I really need to invest in a better tripod, a good 3/4 of my shots had to be deleted due to my wobbly tripod.
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@ photogs, I noticed when I was taking night pictures with lights in them, I would keep getting lights in other parts of the picture. Like certain lights in the frame were making a reflection in my lens and causing bright spots of light to show up elsewhere. A mild example can be seen in the passenger door panel of the last picture; the more major ones I already photoshopped out. My question is, how do you get rid of those when shooting?
Also I really need to invest in a better tripod, a good 3/4 of my shots had to be deleted due to my wobbly tripod.
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Nice pics Justin. I noticed that you used full manual mode. Next time, try Shutter Priority Mode for the pics you want to have prolonged shutter speed.
And Aperture Priority Mode for shots like #11. Also, you can boost your ISO a little higher especially when you are shooting in low light conditions.
Terrance
And Aperture Priority Mode for shots like #11. Also, you can boost your ISO a little higher especially when you are shooting in low light conditions.
Terrance
06-29-08, 10:41 AM
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06-29-08, 11:46 AM
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Thanks for the comments guys!!! This is a tough hobby to learn for sure haha
We're supposed to have plates but... yeah we don't. And I get super paranoid everytime I pass a cop haha
Thanks for the tips Terrance! I'll try these out next time I go out. I'm confused as to what shutter priority or aperture priority would do for me vs full manual? I guess, why not always choose both shutter and aperture in the shot?
Sorry Javy!!! It was a super last minute thing, and Old Town on a Saturday night was ridiculously hectic! I was running my *** off parking and getting these shots out without getting heckled by the police, I hardly had time to think about anything else man!!!
(Plus, I didn't want you to see my janky old noob tripod, haha)
Nice pics Justin. I noticed that you used full manual mode. Next time, try Shutter Priority Mode for the pics you want to have prolonged shutter speed.
And Aperture Priority Mode for shots like #11. Also, you can boost your ISO a little higher especially when you are shooting in low light conditions.
Terrance
And Aperture Priority Mode for shots like #11. Also, you can boost your ISO a little higher especially when you are shooting in low light conditions.
Terrance
(Plus, I didn't want you to see my janky old noob tripod, haha)