http://individual.utoronto.ca/marty/nightsky.jpg
I think it's good. Shutter open for 13" seconds. The streak is a helicopter passing overhead.
I think it's good. Shutter open for 13" seconds. The streak is a helicopter passing overhead.
Night sky
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Anubis
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Cool. You don't seems to have problems with 'hot pixels'. Does the camera get rid of those by using a black frame?
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Anubis
No Lifer
just took this, inspired to get off my ass by the thread
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/TheEvil1/DSC_3515.jpg
shutter 1/320
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/TheEvil1/DSC_3515.jpg
shutter 1/320
Anubis
No Lifer
Nikon D70 w/ 70-300 f/4.5-5.6G lens
Exposure time: 1/320
F-stop: 9.0
ISO: 200
Focal length: 300.0000
Focal length (35mm): 450
White balance: Auto
Orientation: Top-left
Metering mode: Pattern
Exposure program: Manual
Contrast: Normal
Saturation: Normal
Sharpness: Normal
Anubis
No Lifer
These are hot pixels for whoever asked
Olympus C-720UZ
Exposure time: 8secs
F-stop: 2.8
ISO speed: 200
Olympus C-720UZ
Exposure time: 8secs
F-stop: 2.8
ISO speed: 200
Here's one I took from the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills tower overlooking Tokyo.
Camera: Sony F717, all auto settings, adjusted white balance in Photoshop to remove obvious window reflection (still visible). I unfortunately didn't bring my mini-tripod with me that night so I didn't have the best conditions.
I think the shutter went for about 5 secs or so.
Edit: Ewww, Photoshop dimensions change really screwed with the sky on that one. I'll change that to the non-adjusted photo shortly.
Edit2: Ok, back to original dimensions (ie., big).
Camera: Sony F717, all auto settings, adjusted white balance in Photoshop to remove obvious window reflection (still visible). I unfortunately didn't bring my mini-tripod with me that night so I didn't have the best conditions.
I think the shutter went for about 5 secs or so.Edit: Ewww, Photoshop dimensions change really screwed with the sky on that one. I'll change that to the non-adjusted photo shortly.
Edit2: Ok, back to original dimensions (ie., big).
Originally posted by: AndrewR
Here's one I took from the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills tower overlooking Tokyo.
Camera: Sony F717, all auto settings, adjusted white balance in Photoshop to remove obvious window reflection (still visible). I unfortunately didn't bring my mini-tripod with me that night so I didn't have the best conditions.
Edit: Ewww, Photoshop dimensions change really screwed with the sky on that one. I'll change that to the non-adjusted photo shortly.
Link no worky.
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: AndrewR
Here's one I took from the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills tower overlooking Tokyo.
Camera: Sony F717, all auto settings, adjusted white balance in Photoshop to remove obvious window reflection (still visible). I unfortunately didn't bring my mini-tripod with me that night so I didn't have the best conditions.
Edit: Ewww, Photoshop dimensions change really screwed with the sky on that one. I'll change that to the non-adjusted photo shortly.
Link no worky.
You caught me between deleting the one and uploading the other.
Originally posted by: AndrewR
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: AndrewR
Here's one I took from the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills tower overlooking Tokyo.
Camera: Sony F717, all auto settings, adjusted white balance in Photoshop to remove obvious window reflection (still visible). I unfortunately didn't bring my mini-tripod with me that night so I didn't have the best conditions.
Edit: Ewww, Photoshop dimensions change really screwed with the sky on that one. I'll change that to the non-adjusted photo shortly.
Link no worky.
You caught me between deleting the one and uploading the other.
Figured, just wanted another post.
:Q
Bastard.
Awesome pic.
Here's a night pic that I took on the 2nd day I had my camera.
11/07/03
Yes, those are stars, not hot pixels.
Shooting Mode
Manual
Tv( Shutter Speed )
15
Av( Aperture Value )
2.8
ISO Speed
100
Here's a night picture of the huge weeping willow in our yard, covered in snow.
12/30/03
Shooting Mode
Manual
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1.6
Av( Aperture Value )
2.8
Metering Mode
Center-weighted averaging
ISO Speed
100
Here's a picture at the beginning of the huge snowstorm we had here in Oregon last year.
Everything is washed out because of all the blowing snow.
1/06/04
Shooting Mode
Manual
Tv( Shutter Speed )
4
Av( Aperture Value )
2.8
Metering Mode
Center-weighted averaging
ISO Speed
50
Another picture from the same storm a few days later. Everything is covered in about 6" of snow and an inch and a half of ice.
1/08/04
Shooting Mode
Manual
Tv( Shutter Speed )
2.5
Av( Aperture Value )
3.2
Metering Mode
Center-weighted averaging
ISO Speed
50
That's all I can find for now.. Haven't taken any night pics in a while.. heh..
mobobuff
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Canon PowerShot A80. No special modes, no special settings. Kinda crappy. I liked the fog though, and the tower off to the right.
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Canon PowerShot A80. No special modes, no special settings. Kinda crappy. I liked the fog though, and the tower off to the right.
I like the reflection created from the light in the window onto the ice over the top of the snow. Great picture.
edro
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I have the same camera. Yup that is hot pixels for sure.
How do you get rid of them anubis? I know there is a way to take a black frame and use software to subtract.
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