My local church (from my bedroom!)

rich_g85 · 11 Nov 2006 at 19:12

Hi all,
Thought I'd share this with you, shot from my bedroom window approx. 1/4 mile away.

F/5.6, 4.5s, ISO 800, tripod (EXIF is embedded)

Jotun · 11 Nov 2006 at 19:27

Very nice picture, although to me the flag looks like something out of a video game

iBear · 11 Nov 2006 at 19:35

nice view

MarcLister · 11 Nov 2006 at 21:51

Nice pic but I don't see any EXIF info.

rich_g85 · 11 Nov 2006 at 22:03

MarcLister said:
Nice pic but I don't see any EXIF info.

Depends where you look I suppose. Right-click, save the image to your desktop. Now right-click on the icon there, select Properties -> Summary -> Advanced.... et voila

MarcLister · 11 Nov 2006 at 22:05

rich_g85 said:
Depends where you look I suppose. Right-click, save the image to your desktop. Now right-click on the icon there, select Properties -> Summary -> Advanced.... et voila

Right I see it now but why does it now show in Firefox? I have the FxIF extension installed.

rich_g85 · 11 Nov 2006 at 22:09

MarcLister said:
Right I see it now but why does it now show in Firefox? I have the FxIF extension installed.

Ooh, didn't know it was even possible to view in Firefox! Sorry, not sure why it doesn't display....

/me goes off in search of FxIF....

MarcLister · 11 Nov 2006 at 22:11

rich_g85 said:
Ooh, didn't know it was even possible to view in Firefox! Sorry, not sure why it doesn't display....

/me goes off in search of FxIF....

http://ted.mielczarek.org/code/mozilla/fxif/ Hope that helps. When you said the EXIF was embedded but I couldn't see it I thought perhaps you used the Save For Web option in PS. Apparently that strips the EXIF info out.

King_Boru · 11 Nov 2006 at 22:23

If you are going to do a long exsposure then use a lower ISO and 'Long Exsposure Noise Reduction' turned on. Try shooting that again (in RAW, so you can change the temperature of the building too) using ISO 100/200 for 8 ish seconds at f5.6 (obviously estimated). Might get a better result.

Just my thoughts,...

King.

rich_g85 · 11 Nov 2006 at 22:30

King_Boru said:
If you are going to do a long exsposure then use a lower ISO and 'Long Exsposure Noise Reduction' turned on. Try shooting that again (in RAW, so you can change the temperature of the building too) using ISO 100/200 for 8 ish seconds at f5.6 (obviously estimated). Might get a better result.

Just my thoughts,...

King.

OK, I'll give that a go tomorrow night - I've put the camera away for now. Will post the results. Thanks for the tip

Joe T · 11 Nov 2006 at 22:57

Thats not bad. Shame about the shadow on the wall nearest us though.