Night Photography

[djflava]

A couple from me taken down in Cornwall

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flava2010/6316260010/ http://www.flickr.com/people/flava2010/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flava2010/6316231378/ http://www.flickr.com/people/flava2010/​

 

[hooch-lemon]

This is stunning

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flava2010/6316231378/ http://www.flickr.com/people/flava2010/

 

[urbanity]

Agreed. How long after sunset was this Flava?

 

[Xan_Asmodi]

This is brilliant!

 

[Xan_Asmodi]

The final firework over the Birkenhead Park display last night​

 

[sim2lew]

Cheers mate. Love your pics too, that new lens is awesome for the perspective.


Seems I have a pic of the final firework too

 

[Badger]

This is stunning

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flava2010/6316231378/ http://www.flickr.com/people/flava2010/

Agreed!!! Great shot mate

 

[djflava]

Agreed. How long after sunset was this Flava?

Hello mate it was pitch black when the photo was taken, thanks for the kind words guys

 

[hooch-lemon]

Just been out for a walk in the dark

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[Xan_Asmodi]

Just been out for a walk in the dark

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That first one rocks!

Just as a hint, try adjusting the metering if you can. you lose a lot of details as most of the shot looks under exposed. You can expose for a maximum of 60sec on your camera, so don't be afraid to sit there a bit longer to get the light; plus try shooting in RAW if you don't already ​

 

[hooch-lemon]

That first one rocks!

Just as a hint, try adjusting the metering if you can. you lose a lot of details as most of the shot looks under exposed. You can expose for a maximum of 60sec on your camera, so don't be afraid to sit there a bit longer to get the light; plus try shooting in RAW if you don't already

I have tried to go back to basics a bit and shot them in auto because i was getting i lot of problems with graining so i was letting the camera guide me a bit.

If i shot in raw i cant view them and i have to convert them to jpeg anyway?

 

[Xan_Asmodi]

Shoot in raw and use Adobe lightroom for post processing

 

[hooch-lemon]

Shoot in raw and use Adobe lightroom for post processing

ok i will try

 

[djflava]

Get some raw editing software mate

 

[ZerO81]

This is stunning

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flava2010/6316231378/ http://www.flickr.com/people/flava2010/

They are both stunning!