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| Original Filesize | 92.5 KB | | Category | Pentax World SyncSnap | Original Dimensions | 800 x 532 | | Date Posted | 10-16-2009 08:50 PM | Number Of Views | 104 | | Average Rating |  | Number Of Comments | 3 | | Title | Night Bridge | | Description | 0.8s f5, 14mm, ISO200, with tripod. | | Camera | Pentax K-7 | | Lens | Pentax 10-17 fisheye zoom | | Location | Cape Girardeau, mo. USA | |
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10-17-2009 01:43 PM
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Night Bridge
You were determined to get a great shot off for the event.
Well done - it's a very nice result.
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10-17-2009 04:43 PM
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Night Bridge
Hi!
I like the idea of this photo. The only thing that bothers here is that the closest pylon of the bridge seems not to be totally vertical but somehow jagged. Is this true-to-life, or is it the fisheye lens?
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10-17-2009 06:33 PM
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Night Bridge
Ash, when the 7pm time (for my area) was announced I knew it would be night. Bridge immediately became the best choice.
Almost didn't happen. They were having a ghost story festival to the left of the bridge (horrible traffic). Then it started raining. No problem for the K-7 but water drops on the 10-17 wouldn't look so good! Luckily, the rain stopped about 10 min before SyncSnap.
ranien, the "bending" pylons are caused by the fisheye. The train cars under the bridge look curved. It is a straight track! The curvature would be even worse at 10mm. My other wide lens is a Pentax 16-45. It wasn't wide enough.
thanks for looking at the image
barondla
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