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MrBlandAverage posted:Because my first thought was "why isn't the guy in focus?" I mean that's fair, I just saw that he was wearing dark clothing and I wanted him to appear more as a shadow than a guy that's hiking.
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huhu posted:Would you, or anyone else, have any tips on how to shoot lights like this without them turning to complete white? I've tried to recreate shots like this several times with no luck. It's probably a situation where you want to shoot in manual or at least meter off of the lights.
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huhu posted:Would you, or anyone else, have any tips on how to shoot lights like this without them turning to complete white? I've tried to recreate shots like this several times with no luck. Definitely use manual mode, checking exif I shot that at ISO 400, F13, for 1.6s. When I do night shots most of the time I shoot at ISO 400 and rarely expose for more than 2-3 seconds to keep my highlights from clipping. After that it's just about bringing out shadow detail and lowering color temp.
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RangerScum posted:Definitely use manual mode, checking exif I shot that at ISO 400, F13, for 1.6s. When I do night shots most of the time I shoot at ISO 400 and rarely expose for more than 2-3 seconds to keep my highlights from clipping. After that it's just about bringing out shadow detail and lowering color temp. or shoot with Portra 400
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Pukestain Pal posted:or shoot with Portra 400 That was suggested previously. As always, thank you for your quality posting.
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RangerScum posted:That was suggested previously. As always, thank you for your quality posting. that was the joke.
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Pukestain Pal posted:that was the joke. Much like your posting 
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RangerScum posted:After that it's just about bringing out shadow detail and lowering color temp. So what you're saying is not to shoot with a canon
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There is a lot of really high quality stuff in this thread in general, very impressed. Daytona Beach, FL by Kyle Sonnenberg, on Flickr
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So the results of the second year of USA Landscape Photographer of the Year have been revealed. I recall last year the reception here was rather cool; the aesthetic style is definitely closer to popular-on-500px than posted-in-this-thread and some of them are HDR-vomit.
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Pablo Bluth posted:I recall last year the reception here was rather cool; the aesthetic style is definitely closer to popular-on-500px than posted-in-this-thread and some of them are too close to HDR-vomit.
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Great capture. Did you happen to do any with a different focal point or more depth of field? I know it's what you were going for, but I can't help but feel like the choice of focus draws the eye away from the centre, sort of like it's fighting for attention against all the interest in the middle/background.
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Jimlad posted:Great capture. Did you happen to do any with a different focal point or more depth of field? I know it's what you were going for, but I can't help but feel like the choice of focus draws the eye away from the centre, sort of like it's fighting for attention against all the interest in the middle/background. Thanks but unfortunately that's the only one I shot of that scene. The contrast of exposure between the foreground and background was rather challenging.
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alkanphel posted:Definitely closer? You mean it is. It's interesting. The competition is run by Charlie Waite who a decade ago created 'Landscape Photographer of the Year' which has become the UK's premier landscape competition, yet that isn't plagued by excess HDR. Clearly the american judges have terrible taste... This is the image that won the UK competition last year. (I think this year's winner might be in today's papers)  A Beginning and an End by Mark Littlejohn, on Flickr
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Pablo Bluth posted:So the results of the second year of USA Landscape Photographer of the Year have been revealed. I recall last year the reception here was rather cool; the aesthetic style is definitely closer to popular-on-500px than posted-in-this-thread and some of them are HDR-vomit. Yeah, a lot of those photos are way overdone, to the point where they lose any personality they might have had. It's enough that I decided to upload an unprocessed photo: 
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I thought I was done with car parks... then they went and built a new one just up the road from me. Sutherland by Michael Garbutt, on Flickr
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