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Jean Chang |
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- Robert K. Bemus Contact Robert K. Bemus Robert K. Bemus's Gallery |
Thank you, Jean, for the compliment. I don't know what types of problems you're having with the night shots - the basic idea is to keep the camera as still as possible while you shoot. A tripod is a must, and a remote switch removes all doubt. Then it's a matter of how long you leave the shutter open (underexposure vs. overexposure). For me, the digital camera is a boon, because of the relatively low cost of processing prints, plus the immediate feedback of seeing your results on the computer. Thanks again.
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Josh W. McKenney |
My friend showed me a wonderful trick in lighting like this... When shot in raw, you can change the lighting to look less incondescent(sp?) and really punch up the effect. Very nice shot!
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- Robert K. Bemus Contact Robert K. Bemus Robert K. Bemus's Gallery |
Josh, Thank you for your input. I've not yet experimented with RAW - I think I will try because I need a new challenge in my photography. Godspeed, Josh and family...keep your faith strong always, my friend - don't ever back down. Your unworthy servant,
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