Hi John. The actual settings for this were f5.6, shutter speed 12/8 sec. ISO 500. However it was done in a hurry, not preplanned . The light was changing fast.
The first consideration – the camera was on a tripod. It was in Aperture priority mode, an exposure reading was taken from the sky at the top of the picture which dictated the shutter speed. This put the buildings into silhouette. It was taken with a shutter release cable or 2 second timer within the camera – I can’t remember which. The figures for this picture are not something you would dial in to get every shot like this on all occasions. Hope this helps. Peter
I love this, reminds me of my station time and the quiet of the early morning before the busyness of life has started.
Wonderful photo, what settings are required to get an image such as this?
What settings are required to achieve an image such as this?
Hi John. The actual settings for this were f5.6, shutter speed 12/8 sec. ISO 500. However it was done in a hurry, not preplanned . The light was changing fast.
The first consideration – the camera was on a tripod. It was in Aperture priority mode, an exposure reading was taken from the sky at the top of the picture which dictated the shutter speed. This put the buildings into silhouette. It was taken with a shutter release cable or 2 second timer within the camera – I can’t remember which. The figures for this picture are not something you would dial in to get every shot like this on all occasions. Hope this helps. Peter