Light on Candle

[indianguy077]

Here a pic taken on apple shap candle.

It is look nice or not, take without tripod by kodak 6490.

Waiting for commnets & suggestions.


Thanks

[scrappynik]

I like it!

Niki

[wizbummer]

A good starting point, you can really make it look cool with some post-processing! A sepia filter maybe, or just change the saturation levels.

Try taking pics from different angles, and try blowing gently toward the flame to make it flicker and waver a bit, rather than it being straight up.

If you're using the manual mode for this, get a tripod and set the apeture high (f8 is the max) and a faster exposure than you did before, say between 1/10-1/50. Then focus it on the base of the flame. This will make the upper part of the candle glow, and will look really cool in B+W

You're doing real well with your pics man, the 6490 is a great choice to start playing around and get creative, instead of just doing regular snapshots!

[indianguy077]

wizbummer wrote: Thanks 'wiz' for suggestions, Really lots of thanks & try with that settings in future.

A good starting point, you can really make it look cool with some post-processing! A sepia filter maybe, or just change the saturation levels.

Try taking pics from different angles, and try blowing gently toward the flame to make it flicker and waver a bit, rather than it being straight up.

If you're using the manual mode for this, get a tripod and set the apeture high (f8 is the max) and a faster exposure than you did before, say between 1/10-1/50. Then focus it on the base of the flame. This will make the upper part of the candle glow, and will look really cool in B+W

You're doing real well with your pics man, the 6490 is a great choice to start playing around and get creative, instead of just doing regular snapshots!

[Atindra]

This is great low-light hand-held shot. You are doing well with DX6490. I am sure you will be happy with it.

Atindra