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codex57 •
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Re: Need advice on taking photos at a lantern festival
Thanks. I’m merely wondering if 1-3 seconds volition be besides long for lanterns floating up. There may be a slight breeze that day.
Should I mayhap cap the shutter speed to a max of ane/3 2d or something and allow the ISO to go beyond 100? I’m thinking a petty grain might exist better than a blurry lantern. TBH, the D750 probably can shoot at ISO 1600 without the grain really beingness noticeable.
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Re: Need communication on taking photos at a lantern festival
Using the above settings, you tin can adjust where ISO is locked to “steer” the shutter speed, but if the only movement in the image is from the light sources, it’s going to be a quite high ISO, resulting in a quite dark background. Hopefully y’all shoot RAW and can recover the background in post.
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codex57 •
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Re: Need communication on taking photos at a lantern festival
Yes, I shoot RAW to assist embrace for my less advanced skills.
Thank yous Lightroom.
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