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agoldJust a few shots i took in one shooting at a rural spot in Australia. I known they are quite repetitive but i didnt spend alot of time shooting. Feedback is appreciates
Just made a thread but im better off posting this here.
This is my first time uploading some of my shots. Would like to know what you guys think ( feedback) and which one you think is the best. These are all raw shots. didn't do anything with them in post such as photoshop ETC.
Would love some feedback and which one you think is the best.
Blake.Pall of these were from when i was abroad last semester. 1-3 are in Kangerlussuaq Greenland, 4 is Amagerstrand in Copenhagen, 5 is Buda castle and the chain bridge in budapest
Went out for the perseids show and caught something nice. My camera has been extra grainy for my night photos recently though. I have some kinks to work out.
Went out for the perseids show and caught something nice. My camera has been extra grainy for my night photos recently though. I have some kinks to work out.
higher temperatures and longer exposures both cause more grain so you're probably noticing a combination of that. nice pic btw
Help me get better at capturing the milky way, any tips are very appreciated.
(Trying out the new embed feature so hopefully this works)
8mm f3.5 1600 iso @ 30 seconds https://instagram.com/p/6V-st9BI1m/
Chubz.Help me get better at capturing the milky way, any tips are very appreciated.
(Trying out the new embed feature so hopefully this works)
8mm f3.5 1600 iso @ 30 seconds https://instagram.com/p/6V-st9BI1m/
The thing that I have noticed that makes the biggest difference is to find a good location far from any lights at all. I use Dark Site Finder to make sure I'm far enough away from anything.
Also Make sure you have an interesting foreground, that can really add to the picture.
TingaThe thing that I have noticed that makes the biggest difference is to find a good location far from any lights at all. I use Dark Site Finder to make sure I'm far enough away from anything.
Also Make sure you have an interesting foreground, that can really add to the picture.
I have read to use a foreground with a strong singular subject.
TingaThe thing that I have noticed that makes the biggest difference is to find a good location far from any lights at all. I use Dark Site Finder to make sure I'm far enough away from anything.
Also Make sure you have an interesting foreground, that can really add to the picture.
A couple from a week or so ago
So do u think if I got into a darker area I would be able to get a more prominent milky way? 10 minute drive west of my house I can get away from all of that.
I wonder if my lens just cant bring it out, because it seems like I'm getting nothinn compared to so some of these other guys
