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2nd December 2012, 09:52 PM
#1
New Member
Kessock Bridge Night Shot
Hi All,
This is a bit new for me, not played much with city lights at night before, this was what came from the camera when downloaded
>>> Image Information <<<
Model : Canon EOS 450D
Manufacturer : Canon
Date and Time : 2012:12:02 16:48:06
>>> Photograph Information <<<
White Balance : Manual Daylight
Shutter speed : 32 s
Metering Mode : Center weighted average
ISO Speed Ratings : 200
Focal Length : 42.0 mm
Flash : No, compulsory
FNumber : F18
Exposure Time : 30 s
Exposure Program : Manual
Exposure Mode : Manual
Exposure Bias : 0 EV
Aperture : F18
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2nd December 2012, 09:54 PM
#2
New Member
Re: Kessock Bridge Night Shot
PP involved lowering white balance to 3K, straightening, croping, slight sharpening. C&C would be appreciated
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2nd December 2012, 10:09 PM
#3
Moderator
Re: Kessock Bridge Night Shot
Aahh, used to drive over that everyday to and from work (also worked for the company that was involved in building the approach roads on the Black isle side.
Don't think I've had the chance to say hello, Ian. Welcome to CiC.
That is a very good image. I think your adjustments work well and the crop is ideal.
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2nd December 2012, 10:09 PM
#4
Re: Kessock Bridge Night Shot
Yes, Ian, my first thought was that it needs a crop, particularly from the sky.
For me, you may have gone a little too far on the blue side with your colour balance. The only other very slight thing which I would change is to clone out that little green light near the road bend.
Otherwise, it looks good.
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2nd December 2012, 10:16 PM
#5
New Member
Re: Kessock Bridge Night Shot
Hi Donald,
Thanks for the welcome. I was quite pleased with the result, as I said its not something I have really tried but a good exercise and I'll definetly be trying more night shots.
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2nd December 2012, 10:21 PM
#6
New Member
Re: Kessock Bridge Night Shot
Hi Geoff,
Thanks for the feedback, I agree it may be a little too blue now, did look a lot crisper when temp lowered though. may have been easier to adjust WB if I had it set lower in the camera. going from daylight setting was a big adjustment,
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