Blue Hour or Night Photography http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/-t1.htm Show us you blue hour or night photography Mon, 10 Nov 2008 13:03:35 GMT 10 Blue Hour or Night Photography http://i36.servimg.com/u/f36/11/76/27/73/camera10.jpg http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/-t1.htm Handheld at night http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/handheld-at-night-t405.htm Simon.fairclough OK its a bit shaky, but it was a half second exposure just handheld. I rarely take a tripod with me when going out unless it is to take a certain shot that I know will need one. I prefer to use street signs and bollards etc. Try using a lampost for verticals just push the camera up against it and hold it tight. By using objects to rest the camera on I get some angles I might not have thought about. The other thing about night photography is that your camera exposure meter will be wrong ... Blue Hour or Night Photography Mon, 10 Nov 2008 13:03:35 GMT http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/handheld-at-night-t405.htm#2152 http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/handheld-at-night-t405.htm OXO Pano http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/oxo-pano-t394.htm Simon.fairclough

Stiched from 2 shots taken with D80 + 24mm prime stopped right down to make the river soft with a, I think, 10sec exposure iso100. No tripod just camera on a handrail and using the selftimer.</A>]]> Blue Hour or Night Photography Mon, 03 Nov 2008 17:45:10 GMT http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/oxo-pano-t394.htm#2080 http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/oxo-pano-t394.htm All around the Clock Tower http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/all-around-the-clock-tower-t355.htm Simon.fairclough </A>" </A> With Apologies to Mr B Dylan for the title. Armed with only my trusty G7 and a cheap Manfrotto tripod I ventured out in to the night. Lots of bracketing was done, and I was only shooting in jpeg as I had filled my card earlier, and had to delete some crappy shots. I must start carrying a spare. That is the problem with the RAW hack for the G7 you have no idea how much space there is on the card. Sigfried mentioned that he would like to see the Clock Tower ... Blue Hour or Night Photography Mon, 29 Sep 2008 11:15:52 GMT http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/all-around-the-clock-tower-t355.htm#1920 http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/all-around-the-clock-tower-t355.htm Across the valley from Wengen http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/across-the-valley-from-wengen-t263.htm philip

G7 at full zoom, f5.6, 15s, ISO80 (probably)

And here's my idea of a crop


Go on Simon, I dare ya!

Philip]]> Blue Hour or Night Photography Wed, 16 Jul 2008 22:19:48 GMT http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/across-the-valley-from-wengen-t263.htm#1384 http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/across-the-valley-from-wengen-t263.htm Swanage Pier http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/swanage-pier-t262.htm philip

G7 at 7.4mm, f4. 1/160s, ISO? (Picasa doesn't say)

Philip]]> Blue Hour or Night Photography Wed, 16 Jul 2008 22:12:34 GMT http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/swanage-pier-t262.htm#1383 http://mycanong7.forumotion.com/blue-hour-or-night-photography-f18/swanage-pier-t262.htm