Trip to Chiang Mia

Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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Here is a pic I took while in Thailand, I didn't have a ND filter so used f stop and ISO to achieve a slow shutter speed. Thoughts?Exif data
CameraNikon D800
Exposure1
Aperturef/22.0
Focal Length32 mm
ISO Speed100
Exposure Bias0 EV
Lens18.0-55.0 mm f/3.5-5.6
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miknoypinoy

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"in the style of cnyram Rick".


you got some competition Rick. lol



I forget how to remove attachments, I think you can do it with the "manage attachments" button, while editing a post.

nice shots by the way .. . thanks for sharing.


I'm not afraid . . . YOU WILL BE. . . YOU WILL BE. . .
 
Scott Murray

Scott Murray

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miknoypinoy said:
"in the style of cnyram Rick".


you got some competition Rick. lol



I forget how to remove attachments, I think you can do it with the "manage attachments" button, while editing a post.

nice shots by the way .. . thanks for sharing.


I'm not afraid . . . YOU WILL BE. . . YOU WILL BE. . .
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Ok I sorted it out, I also added another photo taken with my iphone, it demonstrates that you do not need a tripod for long exposures if you use the self timer.
 
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