Rob. wrote:
> MJW wrote:
>
>> I have this factory/plant nearby to where I live that looks quite
>> impressive when lit up in the night. This is it by day,
>> www.members.optusnet.com.au/mjwyllie/Factory.JPG
>>
>> I am keen to get down there at night or early in the morning ( on my
>> way to work)to get some photos. I have a couple of questions regarding
>> what settings I should use on my 350D.
>>
>> The manual says in Tv Shutter Priority mode, I can set it to 30 secs
>> for night shots. is this enough? The next setting after this is Bulb,
>> in which I can keep the shutter open as long as I have the button
>> pressed (I have a remote switch). If this is better, how long should I
>> hold the button for a good shot? Also, should I bump up the ISO?
>>
>> Any help/advice much appreciated.
>>
> Trial and error for the exposure, as this is the western side have a
> look and get some colour in the sky, early morning or evening, even some
> clouds to capture the sky.
>
> You have to find the right balance between the sky and the lights of the
> plant.
>
> Testing testing and see what's happening is the way you can learn.
>
> r
Thanks Rob. I do intend to go out & have a go, was
just looking for some pointers. The factory looks
most effective when it is very dark out, has all
its lights on & is billowing smoke or steam out
from the side. This is what I want to capture!
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