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KL night view
Last night, I took a few good night scenes of the Kuala Lumpur (from a distance) at the Observation Tower at Langat Hill. The view there was gorgeous. I was there when the sun sets.
Anyway, I am sharing two pictures from the tower. Please give me some advice because I do not know what mode to use when I am taking photographs at night. No flash? Or Night mode (with flash)?
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Thank you for your advice (in advance), I will be back with more amazing pictures. Tadaaa~
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#3 written by Franklin 4 years ago
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I think I prefer the way the first one captured more lights, but the second one looks truer – blue, rather than orange sky.
I think if you can it’s good to take a couple (as you have done here) then you can maybe merge the lights of the first with the sky of the second, or tweak the colours of the first one to keep the bright lights, but not be so orange. Unless you like the orange… remember it’s ok to post process, the camera doesn’t always see what you do (the way our brains interpret light is a little more comlex!).
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Littlebro: Thanks for the compliments. Remember to hire me as your photographer when you get married, OK? Regarding the price… we should discuss this when time comes (= hohoh
Nina: Thanks and remember to come back for more pictures (=
Franklin: It’s OK if you’re unable to advice. The most important thing is that you like the shots (=
Kristarella: Thank you for your suggestions. I will try to work it out one of these days (=
Plastron: Below are the details:
Exposure time: 3.2 sec
Aperture: 5.6
ISO 400
No flash
Focal length: 70mm -
Hey my 2 cents;
looks like u’r using a DSLR? If u r here’s what I’d do.
Use a steady tripod
Set to Aperture Priority
ISO 100
F22 or maximum aperture
No Flash
Let the camera set the shutter speed
Use 2 sec delay to minimize camera shake / Remote shutter releaseAlternatively
Use a tripod
Set to landscape scene
No Flash
Use 2 sec delay to minimize camera shake / Remote shutter release -
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Nice pictures, Pelfy!
For me, it doesn’t matter what mode to use. What matters most is the result of the picture taken. And you’ve did a good job!
Say…I notice you’re turning your sis’s blog to a ‘I-love-photography’ blog :secret: