More Night shot tests

[RevLinePhoto]

I think these turned out much better than the last ones. Since then I have picked up a polarizer and a tripod. I found it interesting that the pictures I took with the polarizer turned out well at night also. Now I just need a remote but thats next paycheck.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b133/papy1985/2881f242.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b133/papy1985/dd03a0ab.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b133/papy1985/4441fd69.jpg

What you guys think?

Ryan

[MuskyDude]

These are really good Ryan, I love the light streaks in the first one especially. Good show and thanks for sharing! :thumb



AJ

[USAIR]

Nightshots sure fun and these look great
Keep it up http://www.digitalgrin.com/images/smilies/thumb.gif

Thanks
Fred

[RevLinePhoto]

Thank you.

USAIR your night shots are more than amazing. I hope to find a way to get mine as sharp some time.

Ryan

[gubbs]

Papy,

try a few shots earlier in the evening. For about an hour after sunset you'll get some blue in the sky, you'll also benefit because it's not so dark & you'll find it much easier to avoid blowing highlights ..... :thumb

have a look here (http://Gubbs.smugmug.com/photos/9624029-L-2.jpg) for an example of what I mean

[Higgmeister]

Nicely done. Night shots are just too cool when they turn out. I especially like #2, nice exposure and sharp. I found that even having the camera on a tripod, I still needed to use the timmer to control camera shake when I didn't have a remote. Nice neon exposure on #3 as well. The polarizer will make a big difference on window and water night/day shots.

These treads are moving off the pages way too quickly.

Thanks for sharing,
Chris