[Nitin]

Superb pics,Samurai. I like how you have captured the gradient of the landscape.. .
Very nice!

[guyonblackybx]

Originally Posted by Samurai

Now some ground shot:

Awesome buddy, grt shot.

[guyonblackybx]

Originally Posted by rjstyles69

Was a 15 sec exposure and the camera shook. I lost patience and this is what I ended up with.

Loosing patience is good for shots like these

[Samurai]

Originally Posted by rjstyles69

Was a 15 sec exposure and the camera shook. I lost patience and this is what I ended up with.

You mean you knocked over the tripod? You couldn't have been trying it handheld.

Thanks Nikin and guyonblackybx for your comments.

[Torqy]

Originally Posted by rjstyles69

Was a 15 sec exposure and the camera shook. I lost patience and this is what I ended up with.

You'll find some similar pictures here. He he.

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...hread-128.html

[rjstyles69]

Samurai like I said, I dont have a tripod as yet. Did a balancing act on a park bench while shooting the below pic and lost patience.

[shazikon]

[quote=tsk1979;664722]I normally lose patience after 10 minutes pass.
quote]
Do you use some kind of a timer device attched to the shutter release?

[tsk1979]

Originally Posted by shazikon

Do you use some kind of a timer device attched to the shutter release?

Nope, just press once in bulb mode for shutter open(on the remote). Then press again to close shutter.
My longest exposure till date(601s)

[Jay]

@ Mayavi : Nice pic...

Originally Posted by 1self

I liked this pic... Nice shot.

@ Rudra : as usual awesome pics.

[shazikon]

Originally Posted by tsk1979

Nope, just press once in bulb mode for shutter open(on the remote). Then press again to close shutter.
My longest exposure till date(601s)

Yeah i do the same, with the remote shutter release. But i have seen some devices where you can set the time and i tht you were using one of them..as you give precise secs.

[guyonblackybx]

Clicked this at a park.

Camera : Canon 400D
Lens : Sigma 70-300mm DG Macro

[tifosikrishna]

[heavy_foot]

can anyone tell me what are these whitish spots which i have marked are called? they come up in pics which are shot using flash at night. How to avoid them?

BTW the cam is Canon S5IS

[kvish]

@Krishna: temple picture is super!


Any zenfolio members here? Appreciate if you could PM me. Thanks.

[condor]

heavy_foot : can anyone tell me what are these whitish spots which i have marked are called? they come up in pics which are shot using flash at night.

Can you post another pic with dark colors in the right half of your pic ?