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 Twynette Deloris Reynolds member since: 8/11/2002 |
Christmas Tree Pictures I would like to know if there would be a problem taking a subject in front of a christmas tree with lights. Will this cause any affect to your pictures? What advice could you give me concerning taking Christmas pictures? Also, taking pictures in front of a glass window with a Christmas tree in front of it. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Ms. Nette 11/27/2005 7:55:30 AM |
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Joyce S. Bowley member since: 5/7/2004 |
There's some articles here at BP that address Christmas photography: here's one from the Home Page: Photographing Christmas Lights and Other Holiday Happenings I've seen a few threads here on Q&A lately, as well. You might search Christmas and find them. 11/27/2005 8:53:06 AM |
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Mark Feldstein member since: 3/17/2005 |
The short answer is no. The easiest thing to do is use daylight type film and a little bit of fill-in flash on your main subject so as not to wash out the color of the lights around them. Mark 11/27/2005 5:37:38 PM |
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John Sandstedt member since: 8/8/2001 |
It depends on whether the Christmas Tree is the subject of the picture. If not, focus and expose for your subject - but don't, necessarily, expect the tree and its lighting to be great.
11/28/2005 8:25:06 AM |
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Aaron Reyes member since: 2/8/2005 |
use a cross filter! those look cool with lit trees.
12/3/2005 7:27:22 AM |
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