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Kalistar



Registered: October 2008
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This is the same morning as the previous photograph but lookig eastwards into the rising sun.
· Date: Sun November 8, 2009 · Views: 1582 · Filesize: 106.3kb, 752.8kb · Dimensions: 1500 x 1004 ·
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Kev

Registered: February 2008
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Mon November 9, 2009 4:16am

I think this had the makings of a really nice vista shot...unfortunately, the overall IQ is somehat lacking, plus the obvious flare takes away from it as well.


Shooting directly into the sun like that is a challenge at any time...IF you'd taken this just before sunrise it would have probably turned out to be a great picture. Timing is everything with landscapes like this.The sun is now too high, hence the obvious probs, etc.


What do they say - the early bird catches the worm Wink


ISO 200 and a tripod at f/16 is a must too in order to keep that noise to a minimum.
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