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Chasing The Light
- Thread starter DezM
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svenvie
Leading Member
Please tell me the last 2 pics you're using HHT, Dez.... superb!
DezM
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Thank you sir, and no Hand-held Twilight.
The first was Auto HDR. The 2nd is a straight shot in Aperture Priority (I needed an ND filter there to blur the water. I wanted to stay at f/5.6).
The third was Bracketed at +- 3.0 EV. All with a tripod and the last two with wireless remote.
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Dez
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The first was Auto HDR. The 2nd is a straight shot in Aperture Priority (I needed an ND filter there to blur the water. I wanted to stay at f/5.6).
The third was Bracketed at +- 3.0 EV. All with a tripod and the last two with wireless remote.
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Dez
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svenvie
Leading Member
hahaha, you're getting better at this kind of low light pics situation then. Keep it coming for more bro!
svenvie
Leading Member
Where is this?
SQLGuy
Forum Pro
The second and third look like New York. Citibank building? and UN?
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Nex-7 with kit lenses, Contax G 35, and a number of legacy lenses (mostly Canon FD)
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Nex-7 with kit lenses, Contax G 35, and a number of legacy lenses (mostly Canon FD)
Travellling Fool
Well-known member
Third one would be right underneath the Queensborough Bridge in NYC with the lines of the Roosevelt Island tram showing.
Excellent shots!
Excellent shots!
Philip Corlis
Leading Member
It's obvious you have not spent enough time on this forum learning about the sub-standard quality of the NEX camera systems and the poor quality optics you are forced to use. I suggest you do a little more reading so you can fully understand just how impossible it is to take photos like these.
Seriously, very well done! This forum could use more posts like this and fewer gear bashing threads.
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Phil
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Seriously, very well done! This forum could use more posts like this and fewer gear bashing threads.
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Phil
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npires
Senior Member
lol agreed. Love the 3rd photo. Poster worthy.
El Matadurr
Veteran Member
Dez I think you may need to post a thread on your basic methods for the type of photography you do. I'm not sure what your keeper rate is, but it seems that all the shots you put on this site are home-runs.
davect01
Veteran Member
Some more great pictures, nice job.
Wait a minute. The 18-55mm stock lens took these. The "experts" here have said that that lens can not take good pictures. Opps, guess they were wrong again.
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Novice photobug, proud NEX-3 owner
http://davesnex-3photos.blogspot.com/
Wait a minute. The 18-55mm stock lens took these. The "experts" here have said that that lens can not take good pictures. Opps, guess they were wrong again.
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Novice photobug, proud NEX-3 owner
http://davesnex-3photos.blogspot.com/
DezM
Forum Pro
All are in NYC. The U.N. is in the 2nd photo. Citibank Building in the last, yes.
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Dez
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DezM
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DezM
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That's right. Not enough time in this forum. All people want to write about is the NEX-7 and about how much they dislike (or like) the Zeiss 24mm f/1.8
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Dez
http://dezsantana.com
DezM
Forum Pro
Thank you sir. The key is to share the good ones, and hide the bad ones
No methods. Just fundamental photography and proper camera technique. Treat each camera you own as if it were a SLR.
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Dez
http://dezsantana.com
DezM
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I actually heard very good things about the kit lens and I viewed the samples, hence my picking one up with the body. IQ is pretty good. Otherwise I would've waited for faster NEX zooms and adapt with my Nikon lenses
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Dez
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DezM
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