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My contribution for today :-
Sunset pic at Shamirpet Lake
Focal Length: 18mm
Exposure: 1/200
F-Stop: F/16
ISO: 100
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mobike008
Lots of sunrise/set pics. Couple from my side...
Some amount of level touching done. 30d, tokina 124.
Wow..its sunrise time in tbhp. beautiful compositions.
@crazydriver: Panasonic FZ50. its only a prosumer.
Beautiful pictures.. !
Its amazing to see so many hues & shades of the rising sun. I think I know what I need to start doing from tomorrow..:D
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Originally Posted by Samurai
(Post 695592)
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Yes, Samurai....that's the BEST moon shot. I don't even want to think about the one i shot a few weeks back. :Frustrati
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Originally Posted by mansidea
(Post 695739)
One Sunrise shot from me too, after a short gap.
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That's a nice Thrissur sunrise. In this part of the world, the sun rises earlier than me. Hence no sunrise shots from my side.
:D
Mansidea
Fantastic sunrise shot.
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Originally Posted by Torqy
(Post 696228)
That's a nice Thrissur sunrise. In this part of the world, the sun rises earlier than me. Hence no sunrise shots from my side.
:D
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Sunsets are made for you.
Thanks Torqy & KPzen.
The moon caught my attention very much today as I was driving back home from work. The result:
Canon S5 IS
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Originally Posted by rr_zen
(Post 697776)
The moon caught my attention very much today as I was driving back home from work. The result: Canon S5 IS
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Nice. Change to spot metering. The results will be real good! :)
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rr_zen  : The moon caught my attention very much today as I was driving back home from work.
CrAzY dRiVeR : Nice. Change to spot metering. The results will be real good! :)
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Try it at twilight, in manual mode if possible (experiment with exposure times). Some editing should help you get more details than a plain contrast pic that comes through once it gets dark.
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Originally Posted by CrAzY dRiVeR
(Post 697782)
Nice. Change to spot metering. The results will be real good! :)
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Originally Posted by condor
(Post 697824)
Try it at twilight, in manual mode if possible (experiment with exposure times). Some editing should help you get more details than a plain contrast pic that comes through once it gets dark.
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Thanks for the tips guys ! I am still learning to experiment with the manual modes. Hope to graduate soon.:)
I had posted this in my travelogue recently.
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Originally Posted by rr_zen
(Post 697776)
The moon caught my attention very much today as I was driving back home from work. The result:
Canon S5 IS
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Perfect timing, there were atleast two people shooting the moon that day from Bangalore!
I think if you underexpose a bit and you can get more detail.
I tried a moon shot with a 50mm lens stupid: (when I was shooting the second image below) and this is what I ended up with (cropped heavily). The 12x of S5 will really bring the moon much closer !
There was a really nice procession (Banashankari temple Bangalore) going on yesterday. I managed a few shots, but couldnt get the position right though.
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Originally Posted by rjstyles69
(Post 698915)
I had posted this in my travelogue recently.
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Thats a super shot!
Everybody posting moon shots now. Here goes one from my side.
Checking for signs of life on the moon. :D
Handheld ( :( ), Canon S5 IS.
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Originally Posted by CrAzY dRiVeR
(Post 699063)
Everybody posting moon shots now. Here goes one from my side.
Checking for signs of life on the moon. :D
Handheld ( :( ), Canon S5 IS. 
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Hey CD, thats a wonderful shot. What were the settings for this ? And did you edit the image in any way after it was shot ?
On a lighter side, did you find any signs of life at all ?:D
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