My First Try at Night Photography
10-31-2009, 08:45 AM
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My First Try at Night Photography
all pics were taken with my canon d1000 and 50mm f1.8 lens i just got yesterday. all shots are straight from the camera; no photoshop. critique and criticism welcome! 
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Like the pics... I am a sucker for night shots. For me, the ability to paint with light is a lot of fun.
Look into adjusting your white balance on the Canon, that will true up the colors some, especially when shooting under sodium lights (most common street lamp).
Look into adjusting your white balance on the Canon, that will true up the colors some, especially when shooting under sodium lights (most common street lamp).
10-31-2009, 01:13 PM
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ok does noone see the brakes?
the back rotors look bigger than the front like there switched.
maby im wrong.
night shots kinda give away bad body work though, it seems like in the day those imperfections can be overlooked but at night in different lighting it more obvious.
the back rotors look bigger than the front like there switched.
maby im wrong.
night shots kinda give away bad body work though, it seems like in the day those imperfections can be overlooked but at night in different lighting it more obvious.
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ok does noone see the brakes?
the back rotors look bigger than the front like there switched.
maby im wrong.
night shots kinda give away bad body work though, it seems like in the day those imperfections can be overlooked but at night in different lighting it more obvious.
the back rotors look bigger than the front like there switched.
maby im wrong.
night shots kinda give away bad body work though, it seems like in the day those imperfections can be overlooked but at night in different lighting it more obvious.
thats for the photo tips. im just a beginner so i appreciate the advice!
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