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Old 09-26-2007, 10:44 AM
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Liked the bright lights of the billboards through the coconut leaves. Long exposure has also created some motion blur in the swaying leaves and stars on the lights.
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Old 09-26-2007, 11:56 AM
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Not much of a subject, really, but I like the star effects!
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Maybe with a little less of the palm dark palm leaves in the front. Nice job witht eh star effect
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Just curious but could you have achieved a better result with a faster shutterspeed and wider aperture (or a different ISO?)? How did you arrive at the exposure combination here? The subject facility seems to be brightly lit to allow such settings. May also have been more effective shot a little after sunset before the sky went completely dark. A piece of house window screen or even nylon hose stretched over the lens will create a star effect at the right aperture.
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Old 09-27-2007, 06:34 AM
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Clockdoc, I was in tripod and tried different combinations of shutter speed and aperture and found this one was best of the lot. I did not raise the ISO, because as it is light was less and I did not risk grains with small aperture. The leaves and the billboards were very far apart, so I did not open the aperture more. The star effect was created automatically, with less exposure, the leaves became completely dark; with more exposure, the lights became burned out.
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