Trix Yougurt
Uploaded: July 27, 2006
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Ariel Lepor August 21, 2006
Hi, Yomar,I saw your question about "wisdom". Now, I'm not really advanced, but I'll see what I can do.
This is a nice picture. How did you set the camera? [Or, if it was just on auto, do you know what the shutter speed or aperture or ISO was at? (I have an explanation of these terms here: http://scrattyphotography.blogspot.com/2006/06/what-do-camera-settings-mean.html)]
It's very good the the horizon is placed by the rule of thirds, as opposed to the center of the picture.
Now, here's the big problem with this picture: there's no clear subject. Although the sky looks cool, I don't think it's enough of a subject.
Take it easy,
Ariel
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Yomar Valentin August 22, 2006
I can't remember exactly what my settings were I know my iso was 800 and my aperture I believe was 6.3 as for shutter I really don't know. #3201610Ariel Lepor August 22, 2006
Well, there are programs that show the exif data, which shows the camera settings. Picasa is one example.You don't want such a high ISO, as that produces grain. If you use a tripod, you could have a long shutter speed and a low ISO and a smaller aperture. If everything is far away and you're zoomed out and you don't have a tripod, you could have a wider aperture so the shutter speed will be at least 1/30s.
Also, make sure to use gND filters in a situation as this, because the bottom of the picture is just too dark. #3201634
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