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Taken on my way to work, used Photomatrix to tone map the image
| Camera: | Nikon D80 |
| Lens: | Sigma 10-20 |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Charing cross |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 9 Aug 2008 - 5:43 PM |
| Tags: | Charing cross, Landscape / travel, London, Tube, Underground |
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Comments
Really like this!!!
Have been trying to something similar for a few days but can't get the exposure right - any tips :o)
Quote: any tips :o)
Set you camera to shutter speed, take a few random photos to see how long your exposure can be without any burning on viewing with high lights. Enable bracketing, set to +0.7, -0.7 wait for a train, when it comes rip out the tripod, take as many photos as possible, lastly wait for the London Underground staff to arrive and reprimand you or remove you from the underground for using a tripod (it is a health hazard). In my case speak Afrikaans (I am South African) act like a tourist who does not understand English ![]()
Hope this helps and good luck
Fabulous image Marc, I love these shots of yours from the underground, they are very emotive to me.
Like your method of dealing with the staff ...I got told off for using a camera when there earlier this year, they put an announcement out on the public address system! (not as embarrassing as the time I got told off for using flash photography on the 'Cat in the Hat' ride in Universal studios but that's a different story!)
Rob
Brilliant shot! Really sums up the underground really, great feel of speed and I love the colours.
Really nice image, somewhat daring (!) shot Marc. Love the subtle tone mapping in this.
Anil.
I do like these images, have been looking up how to do it online. Is it difficult?
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