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Handheld Nightscene,
"Shoot beautiful night scenes without tripod"
ISO3200, f2.8, 1/20sec, 0EV,
McHugh Bluff, Calgary, Alberta
2012-2-28
I've been travelling in Utah, part for business part for photography. This sunset was taken in Park City while I was there on business. It's hand held, so it's a little soft. There was no way I was letting a sunset like that go by without a shot.
Garden view from the Imperial suite room (i.e. the Emperor of Japan stayed here) at Kinosaki spa, Japan.
We are in Bozeman, Montana. If I'm at home in Texas, I have no clear photographic view of the moon due to all the trees. Big Sky Country lives up to its name with the openness to simply look up and enjoy this amazing sight.
Thanks Cliff for the reminder.
■ Panoramic view in La Alcarria (Guadalajara, Castile-La Mancha, Spain). There are many other pictures taken in La Alcarria in this same set. Click here to see the beautiful largest-size version of this pic.
Taken handheld with a Panasonic Lumix TZ7 (ZS3) in available natural light on a bright but cloudy day using Panorama Assist mode (25 mm, F5.6, 1/500 sec., ISO 80, -1/3 EV ).
■ Vista panoramica en La Alcarria (Guadalajara, Castilla-La Mancha). Hay muchas otras fotos tomadas en La Alcarria en este mismo album.
Tomada a pulso con una Panasonic Lumix TZ7 (ZS3) en luz ambiente en un dia luminoso pero nuboso utilizando el modo Panorama Assist (25 mm, F5.6, 1/500 seg., ISO 80, -1/3 EV ).
Handheld shot of an old abandoned bar in Halkidiki captured at sunset
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In a departure from my norm, I’m showing two photos today.
They are, more or less, the same composition – with slightly different exposures.
Part of enjoying the process (see yesterday’s entry) was to experiment with the shutter speed. How slow could I get it and still have a reasonably sharp, hand-held image?
Well, the first image was shot at 1/8th of a second; the next one at 3/10ths of a second. And I’m happy with the sharpness of both shots. The wonders of in-camera image stabilisation!
I wouldn’t recommend this approach to anyone who was keen to get a particular image. But it was an interesting experiment (at least, to me!).
P103-3817 Taken at: Buckie Braes, Perth, Scotland.
Harvard Book Store, Cambridge, Mass. - Handheld Night Scene Mode used. The resulting image is well exposed and with much less digital noise than an image of the same scene taken in Av Mode. Image sharpness is lost with Handheld Night Scene Mode but could be compensated for with sharpening in post-processing. Shutter speed 1/80, aperture f/5.6, ISO 10,000.
Example photo from my e-book guide to the Canon T4i / 650D, Canon T4i / 650D Experience
As mentioned previously I had lent my tripod to John, I wasn't overly bothered about getting the camera out but as the sky lightened I knew it would be a colourful dawn, probably the best of the year for me.....
The composition isn't the best but shooting handheld and having to adjust the grad at the same time proved too much for me!!
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Thanks for EM5, not bad results...
Camera for the photo : Olympus OM-D E-M5
Lens for the photo : Lumix G Vario 7-14mm F4 ASPH
Handheld Superzoom Photo
per Sucher (EVF) fotografiert
1365 mm. optisches Glas.
The more air you shoot through, the more chance there is for atmospheric phenomena to interfere with sharpness. With high magnification photography these distortions become more apparent and frustrating. Unless weather conditions are completely ideal, getting optimal sharpness at long distances is impossible even with the best equipment out there.
... the further away the subject, the more the quality of the photo will degrade.
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M Manuelle Einstellungen
C1 Menü programmiert
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C-raw: Cr2.
If ever a camera was built for taking moon shots, it’s the Canon PowerShot SX70 HS.
Zoomed all the way in you can actually crop the poles using 2.0x converter built in, up to 2700mm, known as zoom plus.
Atmosphere is always a challenge with any long zoom.
More especially with a 1500 to 3000mm (or 5460 mm 4x digital) zoom!
If atmospheric conditions are being cooperative, we can get great, sharp, clear photos.
And other times we can and do get horrible photos,
... needless to say, we all tend to post our good ones and don't post the bad ones here!
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Software - Snapseed 2.0
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Bildqualität, Image Quality - Canon PowerShot SX70 HS
Review with USER Tips
Canon PowerShot SX70 HS
von Pieter Dhaeze am Montag, 10. Dezember 2018 translate.google.com
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by Pieter Dhaeze ..
That article was one of the earliest sensible reviews on the SX70. Author even included a practical suggestion related to conversion from the RAW.
Bei 20 Millionen Pixeln bei einem Sensor von 6,4 x 4,8 mm können Sie keine Bildqualität eines Vollformates (36 x 24 mm) erwarten.
Die PowerShot SX70 hat relativ wenig Licht für jedes Pixel und Rauschen ist auch bei niedrigeren ISO-Werten unvermeidbar.
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I suggest never use AUTO ISO (100-800) on a superzoom camera and ordinarily lock it on ISO 100, or 125, outdoors in daylight.
As sunset approaches, I may grudgingly raise it to ISO 160 or ISO 200, but never higher than that, for outdoor photos.
My Limit is ISO 320 for JPEG.
Video is a different matter, as in dim light it requires a higher ISO setting of about ISO 400.
Scenery modes: are optimized by Canon
Handheld Nightshot, Food mode, three Portrait modes, or Panorama may use ISO 800, if needed.
Canon corrects noise here incamera.
Sports is for a fast lens mostly combined with ISO 800.
Noise is appears.