Yes & no. Will have to check but looking at the EXIF for the earlier ones - ISO 400, prob evaluative metering, F4 sounds about right as its as open as that lens goes, not sure about the shutter speed, some of the others were 1/8 sec. Tripod/cable release. Didn't need very high ISO as the fire was very bright and I was using a tripod.
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Let me guess
F4.0 or wider
1/40 or slower
ISO close to 1000
Centre-weighted
Anywhere close?
Yes & no. Will have to check but looking at the EXIF for the earlier ones - ISO 400, prob evaluative metering, F4 sounds about right as its as open as that lens goes, not sure about the shutter speed, some of the others were 1/8 sec. Tripod/cable release. Didn't need very high ISO as the fire was very bright and I was using a tripod.
Also processed in Lightroom to bring up the blacks and tone down some of the overly burnt out fire.
Okay ... taa ... interesting to try and decompose like this.
Marvellous.
Superbe...
Pierre
Amazing capture Ann and thanks for the settings.
amazing :)
Checked the settings - ISO400 f5 39mm 2.5 seconds.
Brilliant image Ann.
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