[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes
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I badly need to calibrate my laptop screen. I printed a few photos off and noticed they looked very dark compared to what's on screen.
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How would you guys improve this? It doesn't stand out nowhere near as much as the shots above.
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A few recent ones.
Untitled by 42zx, on Flickr
Out by 42zx, on Flickr
City Snowfall by 42zx, on Flickr
Them Clouds by 42zx, on Flickr
Blizzard by 42zx, on Flickr
Impressive 2nd, 3rd and 5th photographs.
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One of Anglesey's hidden secrets - Ynys Y Fyddlyn
Ynys Y Fyddlyn by Shaggy James, on Flickr
Ynys Y Fyddlyn by Shaggy James, on Flickr
Ynys Y Fyddlyn by Shaggy James, on Flickr
So much a secret I couldn't find it when I was there? (Elephant Rock).
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We stayed, it was rubbish imo. Maybe it was the poor weather conditions but total waste on time for us.
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That top one looks nice wit the blurred cloud mirrored on the water 
I would have gone wider to get more sky in personally but that's me.
Was this the 6 stop you said you ordered? You had to go with F22 to get 30 secs? Want to get a 10 stop now?
I would have gone wider to get more sky in personally but that's me.Was this the 6 stop you said you ordered? You had to go with F22 to get 30 secs? Want to get a 10 stop now?
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That top one looks nice wit the blurred cloud mirrored on the water
Was this the 6 stop you said you ordered? You had to go with F22 to get 30 secs? Want to get a 10 stop now?
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I could've gone with a wider aperture but that's what you get when you're an amateur and you go and buy Bryan Peterson's 'Understanding Exposure'... where he hammers F22 into you for "storytelling scenes". I did read last night about that concept applying more to the old film and FF cameras, with APS-C's equivalent being F16 but went with F22 anyway, tbh the light was going and I was in a bit of a hurry getting everything set up.Trying to get as much sharpness but not being very good at it, ah well, practice and enjoy...!
oh and yeah definitely going to get a 10 stop
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Trying to get as much sharpness but not being very good at it, ah well, practice and enjoy...!
Guess it all depends on what you're trying to achieve and whether you're ok with how the lens performs at F22
I thought your reason for F22 was to get that long an exposure but I guess I was wrong hehe
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Guess it all depends on what you're trying to achieve and whether you're ok with how the lens performs at F22
Nah, took a few shots at F16 and F8/11, tried different things out, but as the light was looking less dramatic very quickly it was the best shot at F22...definitely want to get a 10 stop though, love those really long exposures at Sea. Shame I live a 2 hour drive away from the nearest coast !
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