FC.
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Just playing. Wanna see if these pics show up.
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bald1
Enlightened
Nope
bindibadgi
Flashlight Enthusiast
No, but the red crosses took a while to load ...
Lux Luthor
Flashlight Enthusiast
Pics work for me.
When are you gonna set the motorcycle on fire? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
When are you gonna set the motorcycle on fire? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
bindibadgi
Flashlight Enthusiast
All good now.
The_LED_Museum
*Retired*
Six photographs, no red "x"s. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
jayflash
Flashlight Enthusiast
Fun pics. RUAFF?
FC.
Flashlight Enthusiast
NO, WE R AFF CAFS /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Minjin
Flashlight Enthusiast
Fifth picture is very cool. Think you'd ever run up that staircase?
Mark
Mark
Joe Talmadge
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General photography question ... I know nothing about photography, but just bought a fancy digital camera, and would like to start learning the features.
In some of the pics above, where you're taking a picture of a fire at night, the issue would seem to be that the first is glaringly bright, and everything else is in darkness. What would you do to try to capture the fire, but also try to expose the surrounding house, etc. somewhat? I notice a flash was used above, which of course only lights up the foreground.
My camera seems to have a few options. There's an "adaptive lighting" setting which is supposed to balance the relationship between dark and light, compressing harsh contrasts by lightening darkened areas but causing some noise in the dark areas that were lightened.
There's also a contrast setting.
Just thought I'd try to sneak a photography question in here. I'll probably start trying out these adjustments myself to see what happens.
Joe
In some of the pics above, where you're taking a picture of a fire at night, the issue would seem to be that the first is glaringly bright, and everything else is in darkness. What would you do to try to capture the fire, but also try to expose the surrounding house, etc. somewhat? I notice a flash was used above, which of course only lights up the foreground.
My camera seems to have a few options. There's an "adaptive lighting" setting which is supposed to balance the relationship between dark and light, compressing harsh contrasts by lightening darkened areas but causing some noise in the dark areas that were lightened.
There's also a contrast setting.
Just thought I'd try to sneak a photography question in here. I'll probably start trying out these adjustments myself to see what happens.
Joe
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Lux Luthor said:
Pics work for me.
When are you gonna set the motorcycle on fire? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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Lux Luthor said:
Pics work for me.
When are you gonna set the motorcycle on fire? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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FC.
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It's not A motorcycle. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/twakfl.gif It's a Harley!!!!
FC.
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Camera question:
These pics were taken with a cheap disposable camera, I think it was kodak max, and prints were scanned.
Ok, I have three cameras, a Digital SLR, a film SLR, and a Sony "candybar".
Let me know what kind of camera you got, and I'll try to help with settings.
These pics were taken with a cheap disposable camera, I think it was kodak max, and prints were scanned.
Ok, I have three cameras, a Digital SLR, a film SLR, and a Sony "candybar".
Let me know what kind of camera you got, and I'll try to help with settings.
FC.
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Canon 300D
brightnorm
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All I get is that "stop, picture not found" sign.
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Zelandeth
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"Stop Picture not found." here too.
