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It is part of the historical downtown in Puebla, Mexico
f8, 8sec, ISO-80, Tripod, Panasonic FZ-30 |
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Nice pic.
I have a quick question though regarding the F-stop. Any reason why you are using f8? Wouldn't using a lower f-stop be better? I always thought that the lower the f the more light gets in. Check this pic. f1.8, 4sec, ISO64, Tripod, Olympus C5050Z |
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With a lower F-stop, a faster shutter speed could be used. But maybe msantos wanted to make sure cars or pedestrians were blurred out, or maybe his lens is sharpest at f/8.
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You are rigth Tom.
I was waiting for a while, but some pedestrians were continously crossing the bridge, so I decided to use a long exposure to disapear them :G. Also I like the "star" effect on the spot ligths. I didn't use a cross filter, this camera gives that effect with high f-stops. |
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