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Old 12-24-2007, 03:46 PM
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Yeah, that mountain, is the one that my sig picture is from. You can just make out the stuff on the top(because of the reduced resolution). There is 2 windmills, one larger than the other. A cell phone tower, and a forest fire look-out station.
Also this shot was heavily cropped as well, there was a bunch of empty sky that I got rid of.


The mechanics of the shot were this...
For best results with most lenses, you should be stopped down a few stops from wide open. This was shot at f11, to give the large depth of field. Shot in Aperture priority, when I set the aperture to f11, the camera selects a shutter speed to get what it thinks is a correct exposure. The camera picked around 1/20 of a second...this requires a tripod, especially since I was zoomed in to 105mm, which will amplify any shaking.
I also used my remote, and a feature on my camera that delays the exposure a few milliseconds, to try to help eliminate vibration cause by the camera's mirror lifting. One more thing I did was use my camera's bracketing feature. This takes on picture at the settings you choose, then takes one a little darker, one a little brighter. That way you have a much better chance at getting the shot you are looking for.
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