Nikon D300 + Night + CGP TL
01-08-2011, 12:33 AM
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Nikon D300 + Night + CGP TL
And next to really long things... *ahem* Going to do some sunrise shots and post on here as well.
but I got a hold of the Nikon D300 and was doing some quick shots at night, turned out alright without a tripod.
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but I got a hold of the Nikon D300 and was doing some quick shots at night, turned out alright without a tripod.
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01-08-2011, 09:03 AM
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I have shaky hands so a DSLR at night with no tripod would be disastrous 
The pictures look great! I like the second one the best but only 5 to choose from? Moar!
The pictures look great! I like the second one the best but only 5 to choose from? Moar!
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01-08-2011, 09:16 AM
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Pictures turned out great!
01-08-2011, 04:28 PM
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good steady hands, although not hard with a D300 with what im guessing has a burst rate of 6+ a second.
nice car but i would work on composition and position your perspective so you can capture lighting.
for example the last shot, you shot the dark side of the car which doesnt make sense considering its lit on one side and you shot the dark side.
just thought i'd help with some constructive criticism since it seems youre into photography...especially if you own a professional camera such as a d300 and not d3000
nice car but i would work on composition and position your perspective so you can capture lighting.
for example the last shot, you shot the dark side of the car which doesnt make sense considering its lit on one side and you shot the dark side.
just thought i'd help with some constructive criticism since it seems youre into photography...especially if you own a professional camera such as a d300 and not d3000
01-08-2011, 04:39 PM
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Yeah, the camera is going to crank up the ISO and there should be no reason you can't take pics in low lighting with that camera. Without a tripod. I agree about the unlit side of the car, as well. But I'm not trying to sound negative, you're doing the right thing by getting out there and shooting. Thats the way to learn. 
This post confuses me. A DSLR is going to do better than a regular point-and-shoot.
This post confuses me. A DSLR is going to do better than a regular point-and-shoot.
01-08-2011, 11:11 PM
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Yeah, the camera is going to crank up the ISO and there should be no reason you can't take pics in low lighting with that camera. Without a tripod. I agree about the unlit side of the car, as well. But I'm not trying to sound negative, you're doing the right thing by getting out there and shooting. Thats the way to learn.
This post confuses me. A DSLR is going to do better than a regular point-and-shoot.
This post confuses me. A DSLR is going to do better than a regular point-and-shoot.
01-08-2011, 11:18 PM
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01-09-2011, 12:01 AM
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I understand all that, but he said "DSLR at night with no tripod would be disastrous". You're saying he really meant "a camera at night with no tripod would be disastrous"? My point was that he singled out the DSLR, as if to say a DSLR without tripod at night would be worse than a P&S without tripod at night.
01-09-2011, 12:05 AM
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P&S has a tripod mount on the bottom just the same. 
I wouldn't say the DSLR is more susceptible to camera shake just because you choose not to use the flash. Apples to oranges IMO.
You'd have to compare DSLR vs P&S with all other variables the same (tripod, flash, ISO, etc). Otherwise, whats the sense.
But yeah we are way off topic, nice pics, keep working on it, and keep posting them up!
I wouldn't say the DSLR is more susceptible to camera shake just because you choose not to use the flash. Apples to oranges IMO.
You'd have to compare DSLR vs P&S with all other variables the same (tripod, flash, ISO, etc). Otherwise, whats the sense.
But yeah we are way off topic, nice pics, keep working on it, and keep posting them up!
01-09-2011, 01:14 AM
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