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heyyyy,this is picture nice,thanks postingQuote:
Originally Posted by basinbeater
Ha, my shot above your is from Grandfather Mountain, NC...not too far away.Quote:
Originally Posted by HikeforTurns
Yesterday on Eagle Rock, looking west into Blackwood Canyon
From the lighting of Michigan's "holiday" tree tonight.
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_Pb88dFpuLlI/Sw...%20Capitol.jpg
Last night.
Canon 40D w/ Tokina 17-10mm fish-eye at 10mm (borrowed from Summit), ISO1600
496 x 15-sec exposures (total = 2 hours).
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2647/...67850cb0_b.jpg
Hiking trip to Arkansas (Cedar Falls)
http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i1...9/hike10-1.jpg
http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i1...2009/hike8.jpg
http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i1...009/shroom.jpg
Lonnie you're killing it.
http://i50.tinypic.com/23sucua.jpg
Thx. It's been a good month. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bean
Like Bean said, Lonnie you have been killing it. Also, great shot Fuzz.
Another image from Sat evening...
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_WpjZ6QdCK0Q/Sw...U/DSC05201.JPG
Grand Central Morning Rush
(first try with split tone as well)
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u...IMG_4654-1.jpg
Is that your wife standing still?Quote:
Originally Posted by Altmanator
Yeah it's my girlfriend. We had just arrived on a red eye. First pic of the trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by supermodel159
altmanor thats a cool shot-- i wish she was the only one that wasn't moving. cool none the less. I also wish I could have found that room last time I was there.
smalls, cool shit... Would make for awesome photography if he was on a beach/mountain/middle of city street/ ect.
my contribution this evening is from Vegas:
http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/k...io_web_900.jpg
Great shot, just curious, ever try taking your ISO down a little?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fuzz
I was trying to capture individual frames with very little trailing (because I also wanted to create a stacked image of the sky with no trailing) -- so I needed a short exposure -- in order to capture enough stars with a short exposure, I had to use a high ISO. Besides, it's a trade-off. At high ISO I can use a short exposure thus reducing thermal noise. At low ISO I'd have to use longer exposures, which would increase thermal noise. Also, each camera has an "optimum" ISO (here's a very detailed, very technical discussion on it Cloudy Nights about it). For the 40D, 1600 is actually better than 800 in terms of signal/noise ratio.Quote:
Originally Posted by supermodel159
Usually I do dark frame subtraction for astrophotography anyway, so I don't worry too much about noise.
dumb question, but what do you use to stack that many photos together without having your computer crash (or to you just have a really nice setup)? Do you use a remote intervolmeter (how is that spelled?) or the EOS utility? any reason to use one over the other?
Looks awesome though, and I'd love to try something similar.
hi smalls.
I like yours the most. Superb.