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| The sunflowers are about dead now. I was wanting today to take a photo of some red peppercorns- the original idea being to make one look like Mars on a black background. I ended up just shooting three of them for an abstract. What I tried new on this was fooling the camera. It wanted to overexpose the shot, and had trouble focusing on the smooth surface. So, having noticed that when I use time-delay to take the picture, the camera locks in the settings at the beginning of the timeout, so I can stick a high-contrast, whiter object into the field of view when I press the shutter, which both reduced the exposure and gave the camera something concrete to focus on. Then I removed the object before it took the picture. As a result, very little level adjustment was needed here. Things I would do differently: ? Mods: Sharpened. | aug15 | |||||||||||
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| Camera: NIKON E8800 | Date: 8/15/07 4:36 PM | Resolution: 800 x 297 | ISO: 81 | Exp. Time: 1/4s | Aperture: 3.0 | Focal Length: 11.8mm | |||||||||||
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