Freeways, Cars and Trucks

TelePaul

Freeways, Cars and Trucks




Had a hankering for some night photography. Didn't know what to shoot though!

Healio

ah the old N11, looking very quiet. Is this a recent photo?

TelePaul

Hour ago maybe?

Fajitas!

The pic isn't loading for me with the sh*te internet I have here, but I'll check it in the morning...I love night photography.

If you don't know what to shoot, check out www.lostamerica.com for inspiration

Stephen

What shutter speed did you use for that?

GristlyEnd

30 seconds at f22 according to the exif

mikeanywhere

Fajitas! wrote:

If you don't know what to shoot, check out www.lostamerica.com for inspiration

Its amazing the places this guys has found to take pics like the ex bar/whorehouse that was left in that state for over a year - just wouldnt happen over here!!

It also surprises me he doesnt get lynched by the feds/cops when he goes to some of the other ex military places too

TelePaul

DarrenG wrote:

30 seconds at f22 according to the exif

Wow how'd ya figure that oen out?

mikeanywhere

TelePaul wrote:

Wow how'd ya figure that oen out?

Exif data taken from the picture

TelePaul

mikeanywhere wrote:

Exif data taken from the picture

Can ya elaborate? You're dealing with a very stupid (but beautiful) person.

Fajitas!

mikeanywhere wrote:

Its amazing the places this guys has found to take pics like the ex bar/whorehouse that was left in that state for over a year - just wouldnt happen over here!!

It also surprises me he doesnt get lynched by the feds/cops when he goes to some of the other ex military places too

Lol, he has a few stories of getting in trouble alright...

I think he gets permission these days though.

mikeanywhere

TelePaul wrote:

Can ya elaborate? You're dealing with a very stupid (but beautiful) person.

From one beautiful person to another!!

clicky for further info

haz

TelePaul wrote:

Can ya elaborate? You're dealing with a very stupid (but beautiful) person.

The camera stores EXIF (exchangeable image file) data in plain text fields within each image file. In your editing software there should be a menu option like Image -> Image Information -> EXIF Information. The details vary between cameras, but usually have ISO, white balance, shutter speed, aperture, focal length and sometimes focus distance. The image software that comes with the camera might display this information without calling it EXIF.

Download Irfan View (http://www.irfanview.com/) and the plugins for your camera if you want a free image viewer which displays EXIF data. It can also create images with EXIF captions for web galleries.

TelePaul

mikeanywhere wrote:

From one beautiful person to another!!

clicky for further info

Cool cool thnaks my lovely man! Although I can't read that info when i right click Is it an application based feature?