Bubbles
Uploaded: April 28, 2009
Young couple getting married in Las Vegas. No flash, photographed with ambient window light and ISO 1600.
Exif: F Number: 5, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/100 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 1600, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 48.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 20D
Cheryl Blodgett June 06, 2011
This is amazing that this picture was taken without any flash. I was at my sister's wedding recently and noticed the photographer was not using a flash at all and here I was trying to capture great pictures with my extended flash on my camera. I could not figure out how this photographer was able to get any shots in the low lite wedding without flash. NOW I KNOW!. This is so exciting to me. I can't wait to try this out. Thanks for this information! #1383146Linda Eodice June 06, 2011
Hi Cheryl,Cheryl Blodgett June 07, 2011
Thanks Lynne! #9448685Kathryn Wesserling June 08, 2011
This is one time that I wish the camera make was listed. My Canon(s) have low light issues, but I'm not crazy about high ISO's (no matter what "they" say.)You proved me wrong about ISO issues - this is wonderful. With all the contrasts in colors in the image, you did a wonderful job with the exposures. Her red hair is the crowning touch, imo - it's perfectly exposed against all the other hues and tones. #9450381
Linda Eodice June 08, 2011
Hi Kathy,After I posted the rest of the information, I realized that I failed to put in the camera model! It's a Canon EOS 20D. Thank you for the compliment on the exposure!
-Lynne #9450718
Kathryn Wesserling June 08, 2011
Wow - that's really impressive, then. The 20D isn't known for its LL abilities. It's proof that good pictures come from good photographers, and not necessarily the newest models. Again, well done. #9450731Linda Eodice June 08, 2011
Thank you so much, Kathy. When I was an editor at Petersen's PHOTOgraphic, we did a review on the Canon EOS 20D, and one of the editors took a picture indoors without flash at the same ISO setting of 1600. I was impressed at the time with its low-light capabilities, and it's only gotten that much better.Best,
Lynne #9450734
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