Late Night Photo Trip -- A Must See!!
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Well, I don't know how your camera works, but this is what I do for mine:
-Get a tripod.
-Manual mode: ISO 100, 10 to 15 second exposure, Landscape mode (to get more detail for landscapes), Flash Off
Without that long exposure, barely any light would be picked up, and the pictures would be practically black. Thankfully the moon was there to offer some light.
-Get a tripod.
-Manual mode: ISO 100, 10 to 15 second exposure, Landscape mode (to get more detail for landscapes), Flash Off
Without that long exposure, barely any light would be picked up, and the pictures would be practically black. Thankfully the moon was there to offer some light.
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Tried my hand last night. 100 ISO, 15 second exposure, on my windowsill pointed upwards.
Photoshopped for brightness though :(
I do believe my Canon A75 has more manual features. Not sure though, I'm looking at pics of the Canon S400 through Google. Seems to be less options on the dial.
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Hmm, I figured you had more in the menus. All my stuff is on the dial:
Manual
Aperture Priority
Shutter Speed Priority
Program AE (more control over auto)
Auto
Portrait
Landscape
Low Light
Sport/Motion
Motion Blur
Scenic
Photostitch
Movie
Here'* a cropped out (full-size) shot of the moon:
The refraction in the double-pane window in my room created a pretty cool effect, eh? The camera was looking up at about a 45º angle to the window...
Manual
Aperture Priority
Shutter Speed Priority
Program AE (more control over auto)
Auto
Portrait
Landscape
Low Light
Sport/Motion
Motion Blur
Scenic
Photostitch
Movie
Here'* a cropped out (full-size) shot of the moon:
The refraction in the double-pane window in my room created a pretty cool effect, eh? The camera was looking up at about a 45º angle to the window...
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