Eventhough this is not part of the theme, Ucingitam sent me this to clarify the debate that has been going on between me and overXpose, so I'm going to put this under a new theme called 'iso [i, saw] peace'. Thanks Ucingitam.
Photo by Ucingitam | Canon EOS 400D | Title - Pancuran Tasek
f/18 | focal length : 300mm | ISO 100 | shutter speed : 1s | flash : not fired
The Original (maybe)| Photographer said.. |
Shutter speed 1 sec, aperture f/18... notice how i increased the number, which means low aperture.. because at 1 sec opening, the shutter will allow too much light into the camera and overexposing the image, hence i reduce the diaphragm (aperture) to control the amount of light in.
Also when taking photos of flowing water like this, a slow shutter speed gives that 'flowing' effect. Try shooting in Tv mode (shutter speed priority), the camera will automatically set the aperture for you. In this photo, I shot in Manual, ISO 100, focal length 300mm (a comfortable distance so I don't get wet. Hehe)
| Out of Focus said.. |
Thank you. I think that cleared a few issues. And oh!! overXposed.. Hehe.. I told you so!!
2 comments:
dude, how u took this pix, with a tripod i presume? unless u owned IS lenses..
yup with a tripod, IS or no IS, at 1sec, a tripod is a must
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