nazgul350r
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- 03 MSP & 08 CX-9 GT
I always had a hard time getting those long exposure water shots. I finally picked up a ND filter. Now I gotta find time to try it out.
Use the ND filter to bump the exposure down so you can use a slow enough shutter speed during broad daylight or else you'd have to wait till it's almost dark out, which is what I did.
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yes, I see the dirt/dust. I dont know how to get it out. I bought a camera cleaning kit and tried blowing it out but its still there. nothing I do can get those out.
earlier attempts..
I over saturated this one to compensate for the blurriness
and all the back to my first attempt. No tripod = noob!
Your sensor needs cleaning for sure.
for sensor cleaning click
http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Photography-Tips/Sensor-Cleaning.aspx
couple self-portraits playing around with the strobes
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Sweet, so I guess we're tracking...
BTW, are you familiar with strobist.com and their associated flickr group/discussion? Lots of good information over there.
yes TONS of good info. I still get a kick out of the 12 580 exII "gang light"....
on your pictures there seems to be not enough contrast, a "stonewashed" effect. Is that what you were going for?
yes TONS of good info. I still get a kick out of the 12 580 exII "gang light"....
on your pictures there seems to be not enough contrast, a "stonewashed" effect. Is that what you were going for?
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slight boost in contrast
there seems to be a gray haze on your pictures.
also got rid of the vignetting