New Lens
Well, I recently got a Nikon 50mm f1.8 lens, and wanted to test it at 1.8 with the christmas lights since tonight is the last night they are lit, and we got a bit of snow today. I found that I'm going to have to stay around f2 or higher if hand held, especially in low light situations. It's also possible that my problems with blurrieness my be because I was cold and shivering a bit.
#1 The gazebo on the square
#2 The statue
#3 A civil war era cannon
Jan 8th I'll get to try it out with a little better light when I photograph Brad's Elvis show. I'm planning on trying available light and off camera flash for that show.
GaryB
#1 The gazebo on the square
#2 The statue
#3 A civil war era cannon
Jan 8th I'll get to try it out with a little better light when I photograph Brad's Elvis show. I'm planning on trying available light and off camera flash for that show.
GaryB
GaryB
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“The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it!” - Ansel Adams
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at 1/10 and cold with shallow DOF, hand held.
If I tried that you would
bump up your iso...
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