Glass Lights
Uploaded: February 13, 2003
Dinner glasses reflecting light from the city skyline
Debbie S. February 13, 2003
This is beautiful. I love how the glasses look liquified, Lovely light. I'm curious about what camera, film, settings...you used. -D #22596Dwight I. Goldman May 26, 2019
Debbie, thanks for the compliment. This photo was taken Canon G3, 4meg digital camera (1/50 sec, f-stop 2.8, maximum resolution. dig #53125Debbie S. May 26, 2019
Is that the newest version that Canon makes? I'm fairly new to the digital world and am curious about whatever I can learn about it. I've been using the Nikon Coolpix 995. There are so many things about it that I love, the imediacy, depth of field, being able to work on the image on my computer versus in the dark with all the chemicals. I've also been frustrated with the limitations as well...I love working with blur and grain, which I've found impossible to achieve in the digital format. What are your thoughts? -D #53161Dwight I. Goldman May 26, 2019
Hi Debbie. Yes, this is the newest version that Canon makes. However, I hit the wrong number key when I sent my message. I actually have a G2. sory about that. Ihave been able to get fairly good blur effect with the G2, in either the the aperture priority mode, or working strictly in the manual mode. The G2 gives you a lot of flexibility to get creative and control the effects that you're trying to get. I've got a semi-professional photographer friend at work, and he also swears by his G2.I haven't done much work with grain. #53965Dwight I. Goldman May 26, 2019
Hi Debbie. Yes, this is the newest version that Canon makes. However, I hit the wrong number key when I sent my message. I actually have a G2. sory about that. Ihave been able to get fairly good blur effect with the G2, in either the the aperture priority mode, or working strictly in the manual mode. The G2 gives you a lot of flexibility to get creative and control the effects that you're trying to get. I've got a semi-professional photographer friend at work, and he also swears by his G2.I haven't done much work with grain. #54139Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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