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Originally Posted by Nutty Nair
(Post 1858138)
One doubt I have in taking close ups, can we use flash in conditions of low light? How would it affect the shot?
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Rudra's face would be twitching violently when he sees this!
On a serious note, avoid flash as a first recourse in low light, especially in serious photography. There are other standard techniques -longer exposure, higher ISO, wider aperture - and many times a combination of these, to capture a low-light photo without masking richness of the details - as would be the case if flash were used.
Anticipating your next future question (!), generally a stable base (such as a tripod) is needed for long-exposure shots.
this is the best example for the low light close up photography. here i used longer exposure time+ISO 800+f4 and Tripod.
one more good thing to use is remote control for perfect sharp picture
Another abstract pic.:)
The wave photographer
Regards,
TG.
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Originally Posted by Karthik1100
(Post 1860608)
this is the best example for the low light close up photography. here i used longer exposure time+ISO 800+f4 and Tripod.
one more good thing to use is remote control for perfect sharp picture
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Why have you used ISO800 in a long exposure shot?
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Originally Posted by kpzen
(Post 1860629)
Another abstract pic.:)
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Why is this an abstract shot Prajesh? I am not able to understand the concept.
How about this birthday cake?
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Originally Posted by Karthik1100
(Post 1860608)
here i used longer exposure time+ISO 800+f4 and Tripod.
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Do you really need all of it together ? I have got very sharp and clean shots in ISO100 with 5 second exposure on low lit night shots.
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Originally Posted by jacs
(Post 1860916)
How about this birthday cake?
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Someone is celebrating the 6th or the 60th ? :)
TG, nice perspective, good she is white, otherwise it would have been a tough job to spot the photographer !!
Uprooted !
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Originally Posted by shajufx
(Post 1861119)
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This happened when electricity went off for a minute when the birthday girl was about to blow the candle :D.
BTW i really liked the Uprooted.
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Originally Posted by shajufx
(Post 1861119)
Do you really need all of it together ? I have got very sharp and clean shots in ISO100 with 5 second exposure on low lit night shots.
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Talking of which...
EXIF:
ISO 80
Exposure : 5 secs
Regards
Preetam
Posting after a long time :)
During sunset in Hyderabad. Straight out of the camera
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Originally Posted by discobiscuit
(Post 1861330)
Posting after a long time :)
During sunset in Hyderabad. Straight out of the camera
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nice shot! Did you click it from the window of an airplane? Do bump up the exposure. Its underexposed and brighten the highlights a bit.
Here is something I tried yesterday. Need your valuable feedback guys.
the second pic has 2 renders, one a little dramatic and other is a little bit on the realistic side.
This is a wonderful thread with some stunning pictures. My 1st post here :)
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Originally Posted by Samurai
(Post 1860890)
Why is this an abstract shot Prajesh? I am not able to understand the concept.
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Samurai.
By abstract i meant the subject of the pic which in this case is a glass filled with sprite. My interpretation might be wrong though.:)
Anyways, here's another shot.
kp looks like the 35mm is being put to full use ?
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