Sunrise

Discussion in 'Detailing Bliss Lounge' started by Cooter, Dec 3, 2008.

  1. Cooter

    Cooter Guest

    Took a few sunrise pics here this morning. I wanna get some other ones. I think I've got an idea or two where to get some good ones. Most of the ones around where I live have trees in them really bad. Here's a couple I took this mornin.

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    Tell me whatcha think??
    I think they might be a little grainy.
    Have to play with the settings.

    Heath
     
  2. Buddy

    Buddy Getting to know Detailing

    I think they look good But I can't tell grainy from rainy...:shrug:
     
  3. Denzil

    Denzil Guest

    Looks pretty good Heath!
     
  4. Nica

    Nica Banned

    I like the colours, they look good :thumb:
     
  5. SSTG

    SSTG DB Forum Supporter

    Look good to me.
     
  6. bryansbestwax

    bryansbestwax DB Forum Supporter

    I think a filter might help
     
  7. zspectrum

    zspectrum Jedi Nuba

    I prefer the trees in a shot like that. I also like the grainy look. I just wish it was a little more focused. Play with the levels a little bit you might like what you see.
     
  8. Cooter

    Cooter Guest

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    It was a full moon here this morning. So I ran down to the the edge of my land and took some pics.

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    small pond close to my house.
     
  9. Buddy

    Buddy Getting to know Detailing

    Nice pictures Bro...looks like you been getting as much rain as we have been getting up north here. Looks like you got a pretty good spread there. Real nice. Thanks for sharing. I always heard that you had alot of money anway. People talk you know...:thumb:
     
  10. Cooter

    Cooter Guest

    LOL!! Nope not really. I inherited a lot of land from my grand dad.
     
  11. Bunky

    Bunky Guest

    Nice pics. Owning some land always feels good.

    The grain is probably due to noise because your camera bunped up the iso setting since you were shooting at low light without a flash. Most non-DLSR get noisy above ISO 200 or 400 iso depending on the brand. Fuji's seemed to have the best ISO performance in compacts.

    To minimize noise, use a low iso (200 max), get a tripod, and use longer exposure times to get those crystal clear dusk or evening exposures we often see with DSLR's.
     

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