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The-name1ess — The 'rapid' waters flow.
Published: 2007-12-16 03:15:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 672; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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First of a handful of river shots taken on a recent camping trip
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I would have used a Circular Polariser and a Neutral Density Filter (Stops it down 4 stops of light)
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Nice result.
I am going to be getting an ND4 and ND8 soon
cannot wait
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Ohhh good on ya and have fun
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Glad you like it, thank you
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Thanks, and thanks for the fav as well
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I've tried so much to take a photo like this, with the flowing water...but it never comes out, at all...always too bright, even when i increase fstop and lower iso...Any tips?
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i almost always shoot on 100iso, for this shot i think i was at max. fstop, so maximum shutterspeed. I was using a Neutral Density filter and a polarising filter. I was mainly fiddeling with the polariser, with or without reflection seems to give you different effects depending on wether you are in direct sunlight or not
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Thank you, glad you like it
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Thank you very much
And thanks for the fav
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the exif data shows that you were looking for this type of pic.. the result is wanderful
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Looks great!
But still...you should've come to Violet Hill
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ohh i dont see how i could possibly have more fun anywhere else
Thanks
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Thank you very much my friend
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You exposed this for 18 seconds? That's fantastic
The depth of field is spectacular, really brings the picture to life - stunning work, you really are something to aspire to
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Thank you. Yeh i had a Neutral Density filter on, was going for the maximum shutter speed i could
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Ah - that would have been the reason why you could have taken this pic, I see. Great filter
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