SF Bay at night from the air
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Spend the last two days doing some work at Stanford U (sorry, no pix this time. Maybe in May). Came back last night from Oakland Airport. Flight delays cost me the light I needed to get some better Bay shots.
Taking pix from a plane at night using 1/4-sec shutter speeds can be tricky, thank you very much (ISO 400 is the fastest I can muster right now)! But here's one of the Bay, with the San Mateo bridge also seen. And anybody having any tricks for night aerial photography can send them this way, and it wouldn't hurt my feelings any!
Taking pix from a plane at night using 1/4-sec shutter speeds can be tricky, thank you very much (ISO 400 is the fastest I can muster right now)! But here's one of the Bay, with the San Mateo bridge also seen. And anybody having any tricks for night aerial photography can send them this way, and it wouldn't hurt my feelings any!
Steve-o
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I'd like to know that answer to that one too, the speeds didnt quite do it for you did they....... the image is blurred, would have looked great if there was no motion blur hu ......hopefully someone might be able to us what the answer is to taking nights shots from planes....... Skippy (Australia)
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I'm almost certain that a much higher ISO is needed here--or much brighter city lights!
How's the winter Down Under this year?
Its summer ...
Here in SoCal, it always feels like summer. So I get confused!
Now If I were back in Wisconsin where I grew up, I'd get my seasons right on either side of the Equator.