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p.1 #9 · p.1 #9 · The Diving Board - Half Dome Under The Milky Way | |
JimFox wrote:
Hey Matt,
That is super sweet! I really like the look of this. Good work.
But I don't quite get why such high ISO? Usually for skies even at f4 and 30 secs, I never have to go higher than ISO 6400. And for the ground layer, I would have gone down to ISO 400 for less noise.
Jim
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Derek Weston wrote:
What a composition.
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dgdg wrote:
That's very nice.
The comp seems kind of tight for a four frame 14mm pano.
I wonder about the sky iso too, but the end result shows a nice exposure and the noise is not bad.
David
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Hardcore wrote:
Very nice Mathew. I like it as well. Sky seems a bit light to me but that is personal preference. Is that someone camping in what looks to be a lit up tent?
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Guillaume_8667 wrote:
Hi Matt, I love the composition I have been thinking about taking similar shot myself when I ll go there for the first time this year.
As Jim mentioned not sure why you shot at such high ISO, at 12800 you will get a lot of noise. One of the option here is to take few frame at lower ISO and then stack them so you can get more detail with less noise. Hope that helps
Guillaume
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dgdg wrote:
I'd consider correcting for vignetting, then the resulting (more) even sky values can be brought down without the corners looking very dark.
David
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jeacaj wrote:
I love the composition. Beautiful, a bit bright on the horizon line on the the left but it's a personal choice. Bravo!
Thank you everyone for commenting!
Simply put, yes it was really dark; there was no moonlight whatsoever affecting the scene, and very little light pollution. (If I had been in Joshua Tree for example, with Las Vegas and Palm Springs on the horizons, I'd surely get over-exposed images!)
Plus, the Rokinon 14mm vignettes like you would not believe.
Thus, I opted to try and "properly expose" the scene with those ISOs, and darken the images in post-production. This did help noise appear surprisingly low, actually, even for 12800 on the D800e...
I'll try playing with the sky a little bit more, you're right the vignetting didn't seem very bad at first but the more I look at it the more it is a bit too black...
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