Showing posts with label Exposure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exposure. Show all posts

Nov 15, 2011

DPS Assignment: Coffee

I'm in a romantic mood today!
Care to join me for a cup of coffee?
Here's my submission for this week's DPS' assignment: Coffee

50mm   f/9   1/80sec   ISO-100    Exp -5 

Apr 18, 2011

Moon

Finally a clear sky and full moon!
Again... knowing my limitation (no telephoto lens), I've taken the following shots with my macro lens since 100mm is the longest focal length I have.

Note that the pictures were taken with underexposure (EV -3 to -5) and here are the results:
f/8  1/250sec ISO-100 Exp -5  100mm


Jan 23, 2011

Afternoon/Evening Pictures near the lake (2nd attempt)

I hate that I'm a slow learner and not getting the correct settings for my pictures (especially yesterday).
Today I gave it another shot (3 - 4 pm afternoon) and the result was better. :)
Beautiful clouds today!

3:15pm:
f/9  1/100sec  ISO-100  exp 0  15mm

3:30pm:
f/5.6  1/1000sec  ISO-400  exp 0  85mm


3:45pm:
f/11  1/125sec  ISO-100  exp 0  29mm


f/5.6  1/800sec  ISO-100  exp 0  65mm


4pm:
f/22  1/13sec  ISO-100  exp+1  15mm

Week 3: Evening (4 - 5 pm) at Klippan

I'm still trying to learn more about exposure time, aperatures etc and insisted to take some afternoon/evening pictures at Klippan. We even picked the worst time (it gets dark around 4:30pm nowadays) in this freezing cold winter for this challenge. The result was not as good as I've wished but I will keep trying till I get it right.

4:15pm

4:30pm


4:40pm

4:45pm

Jan 9, 2011

Week 1: Familiarizing with the cameras

Week 1 was too short since the camera arrived not many days ago.
Lots of readings and blind testings about how to operate both of the cameras.
Anyhow, we (I and my husband) managed to test out a few functions and took some overexposure and underexposure pictures. They look a little strange, but this is part of the trial and error process. :)
Note that the pictures are not in their original sizes.

EOS 60D






Powershot S95


Week 2's theme:
Closeup or portrait of an still object.