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Old 05-20-2009, 02:51 AM
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While i was coming back my home i saw this waterfalls which i usally used to see . I had my Nikon D-40 and gave a try about slower shutter speed.COme out well hoewvere i did edit something like darken and actually just darken and deepen in Photoscape program.Hope you will like it too.Thanks.
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Old 05-20-2009, 02:55 AM
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great shot care to share your EXIF info for this photo?

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great shot care to share your EXIF info for this photo?

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ISO 400

Exposure:1/4 sec

Aperture:6.3

Focal length:18mm
I beleive if you go lower shutter speed and maintain the exposure correctly you can get even beatiful pictures. this is not that great shot i guess
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I don't know why you say that the picture is not so great... I think it's pretty good. Well done.
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ISO 400

Exposure:1/4 sec

Aperture:6.3

Focal length:18mm
I beleive if you go lower shutter speed and maintain the exposure correctly you can get even beatiful pictures. this is not that great shot i guess
Thanks for comment
I tried my luck at this the other day, it was midday bright out side. ISO was 100 and my Fstop was around 20ish I believe any larger and my photos were over exposed even when I had the exposure at -7.0


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Old 05-20-2009, 03:23 AM
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I tried my luck at this the other day, it was midday bright out side. ISO was 100 and my Fstop was around 20ish I believe any larger and my photos were over exposed even when I had the exposure at -7.0


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Look at your light meter and expose it correctly . I mean if you have to change
the aperture or shutter speed just fux the light meter so that it could be in "0" and you have the right correction. And more thing is you do not want to shake your camera if you tried to use really longer exposure. if you want longer exposre find something that is still or use a tripod.
I am just a beginning student of photography and thats how far i know about light meter and exposure.
But you can give a try.
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BEAUTIFUL DONE!!! the water appears to be so smooth and silky...great job...and I love the fountain...great choice
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Good work. Moving water can be very fun!
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That is a sweet shot. Nicely done.
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What a great shot. I love flowing water shot that way.
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