Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Octavius on April 18, 2002, 09:44:26 PM
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Took this pic just outside my front porch. Got lucky during a storm :) I was so amazed it even turned out, the timing was awesome.
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Damn, Very nice shot Oct!
Getting the Sun in frame just makes it! :cool:
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thats a street lamp :D
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Originally posted by Octavius
thats a street lamp :D
Damn, That photo sucks... Heck, yeah got a street light in the frame! :p
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so what.... you were taking a picture of a tree?
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Nice diagonals .
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Originally posted by loser
so what.... you were taking a picture of a tree?
no it was the nekkid girl... you mean, you dont see her? :p
I planned on getting a shot of lightning (very difficult with fast shudder speed) and was extremely lucky with the timing and direction I was facing.
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I hope you don't mind if I play with your pic and photoshop:
(http://personales.ya.com/xavimm/wowsmall2.jpg)
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cool bolt
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The ONLY thing wrong with California....no lightning....OK, very little lightning.
OK, not the only thing.....but the only SIGNIFICANT thing.:D
Nice pic!
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What was the exposition?
If it was taken with a camera in hand - I simply can't believe. It's like meeting a dinosaur on a Red Square. Catching a lightning in at best 1/30 second exposition - i can call it impossible.
If it was taken with a static camera and an open lock, diafragm set to 16 or 22 - then again you are extremely lucky to get such a nice composition.
I bet it's not a new-fangled automatic plastic camera, but a good old mirror non-auto or semi-auto. But... Well, a central lock will make this possible with any exposition, while the horisontal curtain lock gives you only one short moment with 1/30 exposition, and vertical - with 1/60...
What was the camera model, film, exposition and diafragm? I was a b/w photo maniac at the high school, and still can tell you exp/diafragm for any conditions and can print 3 b/w photos per minute with an ordinary magnifier.
My hat off. WTG.
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Er, 1/60 for horizontal and 1/125 for vertical with the lock completely open....