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<blockquote data-quote="thegaffney" data-source="post: 101281" data-attributes="member: 12353">First time doing a night shot. just got my camera yesterday, this is from a road pointing towards the highway where two mountains were, there was no moon. The mountains are being lit up mainly by the headlights I believeI was going to climb a mountain to get a shot of the whole city, but I would of gotten phenomena, so I took the shot from my car with the door open with the heater blasting changed the white balance and added one stop higher exposure in Camera RAW since I can only do 30 sec exposure until my remote comes inI forgot to turn on the long exposure noise reduction feature, that might of helped, Ill try again tonightIt was F/6.3 ISO800 and 30 secThe original was very very orange, but changing the white balance from auto to tungsten and that fixed it<img src="http://midfifty.com/DSC_0146sm.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="thegaffney, post: 101281, member: 12353"] First time doing a night shot. just got my camera yesterday, this is from a road pointing towards the highway where two mountains were, there was no moon. The mountains are being lit up mainly by the headlights I believe I was going to climb a mountain to get a shot of the whole city, but I would of gotten phenomena, so I took the shot from my car with the door open with the heater blasting changed the white balance and added one stop higher exposure in Camera RAW since I can only do 30 sec exposure until my remote comes in I forgot to turn on the long exposure noise reduction feature, that might of helped, Ill try again tonight It was F/6.3 ISO800 and 30 sec The original was very very orange, but changing the white balance from auto to tungsten and that fixed it [IMG]http://midfifty.com/DSC_0146sm.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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