Photography Progress: July 11, 2012
I took this picture for the backlight segment and I like how it turned out, shot with my Canon Rebel T3 (On The "M" mode (Manual)) under manual focus, 60 second shutter (held it for a minute on my shutter release remote) and a low aperture of 4.0 to shed in more light. (If you look closely you can see the stars through the clouds) No flash at 24mm under pattern metering at 800 ISO. The image before editing/ processing came out very bright and overexposed, tweaked contrast, saturation, and exposure (along with highlights, some de-noising, and added definition)
Similar Situation as before, except the shutter was held for about 3mins and 40secs. This created the stars to look like they are moving as we stay stationary. The tree came out clearer because it had been easier to focus upon and 200 ISO was used instead of a higher one. Slightly higher aperture to compensate for being over exposed at first. Definition added to see stars more clearly.
<Both Pictures above> (Tripod used, along with the Canon EFS 18-55mm Lens)
Same as the Pictures before once again, except the aperture was boosted up (f20) to actually shed in less light from the more extreme light coming from the fireworks
So Far I have taken a lot of pictures and I am enjoying our photo projects. Still a lot of work ahead of all of us though. Hope everyone is having an awesome summer!
-Robert
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