Zeromancer
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Twilight
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Zeromancer
Super Member
Olympus EPL-1 14-42mm lens 3 pic stitch. I can't remember the ISO on this one. Would have to go back and look at one of the original pics.
Beautiful Panoramic Sunset by Solarity_1138, on Flickr
Beautiful Panoramic Sunset by Solarity_1138, on Flickr
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TheRed1
Console Conservationist
From last weekend - taken 3 minutes after local sunset deep in the very steep-sided Tye River valley in Central Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Of course sunset times are calculated for flat terrain and are meaningless in the mountains. The sun disappeared behind the ridge above us several hours before official sunset but the sky above still provided good levels of scattered light.
Fuji X100S - f/2.8; 1/85 sec.; -2/3 EV; ISO 3200
It's nice being able to shoot hand-held well into civil twilight with the new camera. Twilight is no longer the barrier it once was for me. When I got a chance to review the photos I took last weekend on the computer, I was pleasantly surprised that my shots of the stunningly bright Hunter's Moon even came out halfway decent. Saw a great Orionid fireball later that night but had packed up the camera and broken out the wine by then.
35mm (equivalent); f/5.6; 2.5 sec. (with tripod); ISO 3200
Fuji X100S - f/2.8; 1/85 sec.; -2/3 EV; ISO 3200
It's nice being able to shoot hand-held well into civil twilight with the new camera. Twilight is no longer the barrier it once was for me. When I got a chance to review the photos I took last weekend on the computer, I was pleasantly surprised that my shots of the stunningly bright Hunter's Moon even came out halfway decent. Saw a great Orionid fireball later that night but had packed up the camera and broken out the wine by then.
35mm (equivalent); f/5.6; 2.5 sec. (with tripod); ISO 3200
Wow - good stuff all
