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Morning
sun casting interesting shadows on the
glass panes. A straight-forward shot
in Auto mode, self-fired the
flash and resulted in a washed-out picture
(left). So how does one capture the
ambience?
Story: Drive a
manual.
Switching over to manual exposure and
white balance produced a better picture
but it came with a different set of
problems. A tripod was required as the
effective shutter speed was too slow
and the brighter top half was overexposing.
A Cokin neutral graduated filter
solved that but introduced a pinkish
cast that was later removed by desaturating
the affected area.
Canon G1, ISO 50, f2.2, 1/25 |
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September 2003
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