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    Natural Born Bushcrafter MikeWilkinson's Avatar
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    Debris Shelter by night

    Thought I'd try my hand at low light photography.

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    Great pics..

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    That looks amazing, Mike.

    Cracking pictures and love the night sky one.
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    That's lovely! Brings back memories of my first debris shelter, what a great night sleep I got!
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    looks cosy and a great view of jupiter by the looks of it.

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    Top of the class, I wondered how many people would notice what the photo was of. I might try it again tonight with a good zoom.
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    (i posted this already but it didnt show grrrr), mike zoom aint gonna make much diff on jupiter if you are only using a digi cam, you could try a longer exposure, low iso settings and a tripod or the ground, set the self timer aswell it stops camera shake, the long exposure and low iso will bring out the background stars much better, you should end up with some great pics, ps, try the moon you can get some great shots with a digi cam, ,

    ps, focus on a distant building, turn of af and set to manual and leave it, it stops the cam continually trying to focus on the objects in the sky, resulting in a much better pic, have fun

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    Thanks buddy, It is a Digi Cam but 18x Optical zoom. Should have a small effect. I don't like going to low on ISO as the picture will begin to get Grainy, Exposure is already at 15 seconds(camera's max) and mounted on a tripod. I was using a 2 second delay, but found switching to the 10 better.

    Haven't turned of the AF though. Any hints on F-stop? I'm using 3.2 at the moment to capture as much as possible.
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    set it to the fastest f ratio,(smaller the number faster it is, f/32 = 1 sec f/45 = 2 secs and so on). if you want to get a fantastic pic take a small avi movie and stitch the pics together, (i have a great prog for this thats free, it seperates the movie frames and then layers them to make a final still image, its quite cool).

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    Great pics mate the shelter looks great, did you get a good nights sleep in it?
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