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Just Dave
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16-12-2009, 15:39
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Re: Experimenting with Welding Glass
Hi Mark
I just had a go but Im getting 5mins plus exposure and its a bit pointless as its grey and only in our back yard, best on a nice bright day with cloud movements, least you know how to set the custom WB so its not been a total waste of time Oh yes dont forget to set WB back afterward or youll end up with total mess shots LOL |
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Spooks
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16-12-2009, 16:31
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 Have been researching on tinterweb, and you do really need a good days light - still gotta sort this green cast out though... LOL It not going to beat me - after seeing images others have posted on the tinterweb - this got great potential at minimal cost!!!! <mental note>RESET WB</mental not>  |
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Just Dave
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16-12-2009, 16:56
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Re: Experimenting with Welding Glass
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Spooks
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16-12-2009, 17:08
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Re: Experimenting with Welding Glass
What mode are you shooting on?? Am guessing manual since 5 min exposure!!!!
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Just Dave
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16-12-2009, 17:31
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Re: Experimenting with Welding Glass
Manual - Bulb
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Spooks
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16-12-2009, 17:39
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Re: Experimenting with Welding Glass
Grrrr - wish there was a way to put a check list on here - so many things learned from this post already! LOL
Ok - am guessing this lot, but here goes..... Use something like f5.6 or thereabouts - put camera in manual mode - take a photo on auto WB, then, set WB from previous photo and retake the shot. Do you take a reading then set the exposure time or guess it and see what happens? Sorry for hasseling you, but am willing to learn, and not done a lot of this type of photography.... LOL |
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Ogofmole
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16-12-2009, 18:04
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Re: Experimenting with Welding Glass
I meant to pick up a welding glass today at work, oh well it will have to wait until the new year, you should be able to give me some tips by then.
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Just Dave
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16-12-2009, 18:09
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Re: Experimenting with Welding Glass
Mark I take my image with AWB with the WG on then use that as the custom WB then retake the shot
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Just Dave
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16-12-2009, 18:12
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