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Silent Tower II
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Uploaded: 09/09/07 7:25 PM GMT
Silent Tower II
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This is the same tower (Accijnstoren) as in Silent Tower, in Alkmaar in North-Holland. This time it is taken from the opposite side (that is, outside of the town centre). The scene was pretty dark, I made five shots with different duration, the longest over two minutes. As usual, every comment and criticism is more than welcome. Rob
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::bean811
09/10/07 3:20 AM GMT
Great quality on this night shot...I love the way you captured the sky and the reflections are a must in any night shot that includes water. I don't really see any graininess at all, very nicely done!! I'm curious as to what your settings were...
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Sorry to all...I haven't been commenting as much as I would like to lately. I'm a 9 to 5er again (actually more like 8:15 to 7:30 these days!!) Don't worry, I still see all of your wonderful posts, if only for a second.
Astonishing picture you got, worth of the making, turned out so nicely done, great shot, well done, congrats!!! :))) Fav it, sure :D
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"Talent wins games, but teamwork wins championships."
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Just for the record the answer to Stephen's question:
I used a Canon 350D with a Sigma 10-20 wideangle lens. The settings according to the EXIF data on the raw image were: ISO 100 (that's why there is no noise), Aperture F/11, Focal Lenght 16mm, exposure time 135 sec. (max). 15 sec. (min).
Rob
I used a Canon 350D with a Sigma 10-20 wideangle lens. The settings according to the EXIF data on the raw image were: ISO 100 (that's why there is no noise), Aperture F/11, Focal Lenght 16mm, exposure time 135 sec. (max). 15 sec. (min).
Rob
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This is wonderful quality!
The lights and reflections are great and I love the deep colours.
Personally I'd try to remove that little railing in the corner at the bottom.
Overall this is a stunning night shot imo
The lights and reflections are great and I love the deep colours.
Personally I'd try to remove that little railing in the corner at the bottom.
Overall this is a stunning night shot imo
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Stunning night shot!! The horizontal lines seems a wee askew and overall a wee bright which induces some blur...but not bad!! Still, all in all a striking piece of night work mister!! Radical reflections!!
Stunning night shot!! The horizontal lines seems a wee askew and overall a wee bright which induces some blur...but not bad!! Still, all in all a striking piece of night work mister!! Radical reflections!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round?? Picture Purrrfect .
Beautiful shot.. I love night shots and this one is a beauty.. you have captured the reflections and lights perfectly.. the only suggestion I can give is maybe somehow remove the rail on the left.. apart from that stunning
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I love night shots and this is a beauty. When you say it was a two minute shot, does that mean you kept the shutter open for two minutes on bulb setting?
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Yes, the shutter was open on "bulb" settting because the Canon 350D is limited to 30 sec. otherwise, with a shutter release cable (it would not be possible to keep the keep finger on the camera for two minutes without shaking the camera ;-) )
Rob
Rob
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A wonderful shot, a big well done to you.
Kind regards,
Mark.
Kind regards,
Mark.
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