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09-25-2009, 11:13 AM
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Tips on taking sunset photogaphs. Help!
I had a lovely sunset out my front door last night. I grabbed my camera and snapped some pics.
The results...     I dont know how to explain it. They just look funky to me. ISO too high. I dont know what I did wrong. Any ideas? Darn phone lines.... 
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#2
09-25-2009, 03:12 PM
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What is your ISO?
Use a tripod, set your apeture to about f/stop 8, set your ISO to 100. Then let the camera pick the shutter speed. It should work. 
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  l ~Jennifer~ l l Handler for Team Blazin' l Photographer at Joy Photography l Nikon D40X with 35mm 1.8 Nikkor Lens l
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#3
09-25-2009, 04:41 PM
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Thanks lizmo. The ISO was 1600. Oops!!!
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#4
09-25-2009, 09:33 PM
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Oh yeah, that would definitely screw the picture.
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l ~Jennifer~ l l Handler for Team Blazin' l Photographer at Joy Photography l Nikon D40X with 35mm 1.8 Nikkor Lens l
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#5
09-28-2009, 09:58 PM
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I am actually just learning what aperture is. That is so sad because I've had a DSLR camera for quite some time now.
Haven't had a nice sunset since that pics were taken, darn it. I want to experiment with the aperture settings/f-stop thingie majig.
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