Night Life
Palazzo Ducale
Piazza San Marco
September 2001
Photographed with HP Photosmart 315 Digital Camera with no flash
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| Section | Voyage: Veneto |
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Karin D. Ludwig 08/09/2005 12:39
Yes, I agree with what's been mentioned by Kathleen already. Plus, - it'll become very addictive Mike :-)A tip: You can still look up the settings of your camera in the pic's properties. It's a helpful information for future shots. Send me a PM if you need assistance Mike.
Kathleen Brown 08/09/2005 0:23
Well Mike you are into a whole new thing now and the money will eventually just roll out of your pockets. Lenses, short and long, tripods, software, etc. HA!!!!!!!! Someone said, look at all of the money you will save not developing film. NOT!!Kathleen
Mike McGill 07/09/2005 17:52
Thanks Kathleen. Unfortunately, this photo was taken with a point and shoot digital camera, so I don't know the technical information for the picture.However, I have just purchased a Minolta 5D Digital SLR, and your recommendation on the shutter speed is appreciated. We are going back to Venice next year and I plan on trying this shot again and improving the final result.
Kathleen Brown 07/09/2005 12:01
Greeting Mike saw your comment in the forum and thought I would take a look at your photos. You should post your technical shooting information, F stop, shutter speed, and even your lense or focal length as these things help when looking at your shots. This is a very nice picture, but the people in the front bottom left corner are blurred so your shutter speed may have been a little slow. Keep at it
Kathleen