Howth C&C

superflyninja · 13-10-2008 8:10am #1

ThOnda · 13-10-2008 8:38am

The last two ones are excellent!!!

elexes · 13-10-2008 8:39am

i like the second one myself . looks very calm relaxing

superflyninja · 13-10-2008 8:52am

thanks lads!!
I have a question though... Most of the pictures I took in Howth have LOADS of noise in them. (I know the long exposures introduce noise) but there was even more than usual. I had the iso down at 100....any ideas?

superfly · 13-10-2008 9:07am

they're brilliant, were they taken at dusk?

superflyninja · 13-10-2008 9:11am

superfly wrote: »

they're brilliant, were they taken at dusk?

yup they indeed!!!!!! thanks

Cabaal · 13-10-2008 9:18am

love the skys in the last two shots

l pearse · 13-10-2008 9:20am

Really great shots ninja...:D:D

last two....magnifico.

Linda

kgiller · 13-10-2008 10:15am

The last shot is brilliant. Love the colours, the reflection, and the composition.

The colours in the first two are a bit dull, obviously due to the overcast sky, but the last two shots have a great colour to them, #3 is a bit cluttered, but #4 is terrific!

Borderfox · 13-10-2008 10:32am

Long exposurese generate noise because the sensor is heating up as it is active for longer, ironically the way to avoid this is 1 higher the iso and 2 make sure the long exposure noise reduction (in camera) is on (if you want it) You can stick them into something like noise ninja to clean them up but your second and last shots are fantastic.

superflyninja · 13-10-2008 10:43am

Borderfox wrote: »

Long exposurese generate noise because the sensor is heating up as it is active for longer, ironically the way to avoid this is 1 higher the iso and 2 make sure the long exposure noise reduction (in camera) is on (if you want it) You can stick them into something like noise ninja to clean them up but your second and last shots are fantastic.

ah so actually increasing the iso helps? if you increase the iso will this affect how long you leave the shutter open or does it just mean less noise not sure if i have a long exposure noise reduction....ill check. thanks so what iso would you use say for about a minute shutter speed and say f11?

PopeBuckfastXVI · 13-10-2008 11:10am

It's been said, but the last one is beautiful

Masada · 13-10-2008 11:23am

Love the last ones, they work well, the first looks a bit over saturated though.,

FX Meister · 13-10-2008 3:08pm

1. Boring
2. Alright
3. Nice
4. Even better, nice combo of crazy sunset and calm and reflective water.

superflyninja · 13-10-2008 4:08pm

FX Meister wrote: »

1. Boring
2. Alright
3. Nice
4. Even better, nice combo of crazy sunset and calm and reflective water.

thanks for the feedback

bogman · 13-10-2008 5:42pm

The 2nd picture is excellent, well done

daycent · 13-10-2008 6:47pm

+1 on the last two. They look a tad oversaturated on my (admittedly uncalibrated) screen though. All the same, lovely shots, great composition and reflections.

superflyninja · 14-10-2008 8:16am

thanks for the comments guys mucho appreciado!

Howth C&C

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