Originally posted by MarkJerling Beautiful shots Grant!
Can you share your method for the astro shot?
I am still very much learning about Astro, so what I offer may not necessarily be what is best.
There was another photographer about 20 - 30 metres to the right of my position, we were each trying to 'light paint' (in consultation with each other) and were both getting too much foreground light, so I started shooting off of his light and he mine....and it worked.
Settings I would have to check (I am not near that computer now), but would have been something like f2.8 - f4, iso 800 or 1600 and the time was around 30 seconds. Tripod of course and remote release. The astro setting was activated.
What I am discovering is that taking a shot that you can work with is 50% of getting a good image....the other 50% is in the post processing which I am very much in discovery stage.
There are more on the website.
www.scenicrimphotography.com.au
Cheers.
---------- Post added 05-19-19 at 09:34 PM ----------
Originally posted by Rondec Beautiful shots.
I particularly liked the last two.
Thankyou. I have printed off the astro ruins shot and will use it in an exhibition in July, prints up really well.
Cheers
---------- Post added 05-19-19 at 09:36 PM ----------
Originally posted by Dave B Nice shots.
Thanks Dave