Underground Diptych
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The idea is interesting, but sadly you have a shake with the image and blown out the warning signs on the door.
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Fair do. I reckon you could have got off with a lesser shutter speed. 1/10 is getting tricky....you've done well considering....
Have you anymore of the underground?
Have you anymore of the underground?
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A nice idea poorly executed imho.
There's nothing that really catches my eye and it's a little wonky, though that can easily be sorted.
A faster shutter speed would have made it look as though it was stationary which isn't what you wanted but I feel there's no real sense of motion, it just looks like camera shake.
There's nothing that really catches my eye and it's a little wonky, though that can easily be sorted.
A faster shutter speed would have made it look as though it was stationary which isn't what you wanted but I feel there's no real sense of motion, it just looks like camera shake.
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It was taken at ISO 400, with 3 stops up the picture would have been too noisy (my camera is an old Nikon D200 and ISO 600 is the maximum acceptable- after pp) and with a greater aperture the deep of field wouldn't have been deep enough.
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Thanks for your C&C, if I understand your comments,there is no way to achieve perfectly this picture, except with a faster speed which is unreachable with this camera without noise ( noise which is present in this picture taken in low light at ISO 400 )
Tomorrow I will post a steadier picture taken just a minute later, but from outside the stock.
Tomorrow I will post a steadier picture taken just a minute later, but from outside the stock.