base570 1 #1 December 13, 2003 If you went to any sites with me over the Thaksgiving boogie I might have some pictures of you. Lisa got some email addresses so I'll be sending out some pics this week but I don't have everyones. Tuesday 11/25 Tailgate Wednasday 11/26 setting up the ropes. Thursday 11/27 Friday 11/28 Saturday 11/29 Sunday 11/30 Just let me know what your rig/canopy colors were and an email address and I'll check if I have any. Peace, Jason BASE 570 Picture.... Mark from Tailgate Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jerry81 10 #2 December 13, 2003 Here...I took the liberty of enhancing it a bit (the light balance seemed a bit off). Hope I didn't butcher it too much... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
base570 1 #3 December 13, 2003 Sweet Thanks bro. Many of the pics are a little too dark. Not sure what happened. Jason BASE 570 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jerry81 10 #4 December 13, 2003 Judging from that one, I'd say either the exposure was set for the upper part of the picture or the shutter speed was manually set too fast and aperture too small for the lower part to be exposed properly. If you're shooting on automatic, make sure the object you're trying to shoot is in the center (which is where cameras, unless set otherwise, measure light and adjust the exposure accordingly). If the center point of your composition is lighter or darker than the main object, try aiming at the object, depressing the shutter release halfway (or whatever you need to do for your camera to focus/adjust exposure) then, without releasing it, move the camera back so you have the composition you wanted in the viewfinder and shoot it. If you're setting things manually, just make sure you make up for the shorter exposure times with a bigger aperture. [edit]And don't worry about the pictures too much. Photoshop can work wonders. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cloudseeker2001 0 #5 January 8, 2004 it is not always so easy to judge light out in the desert! "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream" Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
