Took this at my niece's graduation from college. Ending
Took this at my niece's graduation from college. Ending
John
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Nice shot!
What were your ISO and shutter speed :ques:
ISO 3200 shutter on automatic. It was about 1/3 of a second.
John
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And at what focal length ? Great job!
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That sure is a nice high ISO shot! Good job!
Now guys, I am a picture taker not a photographer. I compose and frame the shot using the zoom. I then in 90% of the shots let the camera do its thing. I figure it is smarter and faster than I am.Originally Posted by JorisVandenBerghe
I don't usually worry about the aperture, speed, or focal length unless I want to purposely blur something. I take pictures. Take enough and some will look pretty good.
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Nice shot John!
You might want to crop it a bit to get rid of the two heads in the bottom of the photo.
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Me too most of the time. But as your shot shows...even a blind squirrel can find a nut!
I was intentionally overlooking the "chome" showing the in lower left corner...I tend to steer away from that subject these days! :d
(That's one reason why I've got no pix of myself to post...for some reason they always wind up with blown highlights!)
No wonder he wants me to "crop" the shot.Me too most of the time. But as your shot shows...even a blind squirrel can find a nut!
I was intentionally overlooking the "chome" showing the in lower left corner...I tend to steer away from that subject these days! :d
(That's one reason why I've got no pix of myself to post...for some reason they always wind up with blown highlights!)
John
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RTX 3080 10GB VRAM, Meta Quest 3 VR Headset
That's a fine looking shot. Did you use that high powered Nikon that you took the airshow pics with?
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