Like the pictures Baz, how long did it take for the effect on second photo?Quote:
Originally Posted by baztop3
The second one is Preston Brook junction on M56, not too sure of location of first is it weston village?
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Like the pictures Baz, how long did it take for the effect on second photo?Quote:
Originally Posted by baztop3
The second one is Preston Brook junction on M56, not too sure of location of first is it weston village?
Can you set a custom white balance ?, this should get rid of the orange
I use aFuji S5600 and to set custom WB I select it from the menu get a piece
of white card, fill the frame with white card press shutter release and save
as custom WB
OK, I'll pitch in with my efforts:)
Tried to be sympathetic with the original.
http://www.promspics.co.uk/test/image001.jpg
http://www.promspics.co.uk/test/image002.jpg
Hope you dont mind me having a little bash as well Butcher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Butcher
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...RIDGEPHOTO.jpg
Yes it does, however I shot it raw so the white balance is tweakable in photoshop. I generally set white balance in camera raw by clicking something whitish in the scene - seems to give good results. I guess I could carry a grey card around to get proper white balance for stuff, but it's a bit of a hassle. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by steveb
Quote:
Originally Posted by john
cheers john i think its was aboult a 15 second exposure and your spot on with the locations :)
I dont know the location of the 2nd pic,it is great !!!!!!!!!!! It looks so "alive" :handclap: :handclap:
Thankyou for sharing the pics with us
Jacky :)
No, that is fine as long as you know about setting custom WB by usingQuote:
Originally Posted by Butcher
either a white card or a whitish subject on site. Alot of people tend to
leave WB on auto and wonder why they get orange pic,s :-)