(http://iforce.co.nz/i/ada4mgcl.1zr.jpg)
bigger:
http://iforce.co.nz/i/elwr5hy0.yyt.jpg
13 second exposure at ISO 100 and F1.4 with a Samyang 35mm.
Dont think I could have taken this pic half as well without some of the ML features!
-Used the FPS override set to 5fps, and LV display gain to focus correctly in the dark. (as it was dim moonlight only)
-Used HDR picture mode as exposure bracketing to quickly get a picture with the exposure levels I wanted, while spending a minimal amount of time out in the cold smelling like rotting fish and gannet poo :)
Looks great. The hard work paid off.
Quote from: Roman on October 30, 2012, 10:18:54 AM
bigger:
http://iforce.co.nz/i/elwr5hy0.yyt.jpg (http://iforce.co.nz/i/elwr5hy0.yyt.jpg)
13 second exposure at ISO 100 and F1.4 with a Samyang 35mm.
Dont think I could have taken this pic half as well without some of the ML features!
-Used the FPS override set to 5fps, and LV display gain to focus correctly in the dark. (as it was dim moonlight only)
-Used HDR picture mode as exposure bracketing to quickly get a picture with the exposure levels I wanted, while spending a minimal amount of time out in the cold smelling like rotting fish and gannet poo :)
You could set the blue channel to more natural look.
(http://pel.hu/down/gannets_.jpg)
Looks good, but white balance much blue, i want more yellow WB... :)
I didnt shoot it with that white balance, I shot as RAW and then chose it that way intentionally.
I like it being blue, I think it makes it look a bit more surreal, gives a cloudy looking appearance rather than looking like the sea.
It's in no way a 'natural' looking pic regardless of white balance, no long exposure is in my opinion.
Thanks for constructive comments though, I see where you guys are coming from.
Looking forward to getting out there a bit more as summer is just starting to come into swing here. :)