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Moody night shots? - jimxms - 08-01-2019
Cheers Lexusboy, I shall give that a try next time I'm out with the camera. :thumbup:
Moody night shots? - Adster - 09-01-2019
nice tips there, I've just bought a nikon d90 and need to learn how to use it now, i've read that a remote shutter release is recommended too to cut down the camera shake while pressing the shutter button
Moody night shots? - Lexusboy - 09-01-2019
Adster take a look here i have the nikon d70
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d90/users-guide/
Moody night shots? - Adster - 09-01-2019
thx Lexusboy will give that a good study, a friend found this on another forum
http://www.staphonline.com/howtopics01.html
might be of interest to some
Moody night shots? - Lexuspat - 12-01-2019
heres a pic i got tonight on my dslr
![[Image: 4vr1ud.jpg]](http://i53.tinypic.com/4vr1ud.jpg)
Moody night shots? - Dark Samurai - 12-01-2019
That looks stunning Pat!
Moody night shots? - parthiban - 13-01-2019
Hurricane Maybe we should have a photography section so people could put up sample pics and the settings used to create them. I've got a Nikon D40, and no idea what i'm doing with it!
This is a good idea, there's one on the WIM forum that I've learnt quite a lot from........I'm the same, I have a D90 and really have no idea what I'm doing half the time :biggrin:
Moody night shots? - Ally - 13-01-2019
parthiban This is a good idea, there's one on the WIM forum that I've learnt quite a lot from........I'm the same, I have a D90 and really have no idea what I'm doing half the time :biggrin:
Looks like there is a theme here. I've got a D3000, and again, i have no idea how to use it properly.
Moody night shots? - parthiban - 13-01-2019
Adster nice tips there, I've just bought a nikon d90 and need to learn how to use it now, i've read that a remote shutter release is recommended too to cut down the camera shake while pressing the shutter buttonA remote shutter can be a good idea when taking slow shutter shots - but to save the cost of it another option is to use the self timer.
Lexuspat heres a pic i got tonight on my dslrThat is a great pic!
Ally Looks like there is a theme here. I've got a D3000, and again, i have no idea how to use it properly.Lol, yeah does seem that way!
Moody night shots? - Lexuspat - 13-01-2019
well i use the sony a200 dslr and last night i used ISO 800 shutter 2.5 and 10" wide i think lol