DSLR Tips: How to take perfect sunsets
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@fenderman21guitar Well the world is finally realising the truth!
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@hauz1life er, really?! I wish I had his money...!
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That is nice, BUT what about the bottom of the picture which is coming too dark? ! The same if I want to get a blue sky in my picture with nice clouds , some parts of the pictures are very dark. Or else the sky will be white . Any suggestion for this Gordon?
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@cameralabs ow I am sorry then. I though this is a complete guide
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@cameralabs roger that, thanks... got a lot of learning on my "to do list" :) I´m pretty excited with all kind of acc. to dslr´s :) maybe I just should enjoy my vacation by taking it easy :)
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Thanks for these videos, really helpful =)
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thanks, great tutorial but i really find it funny the way you say www
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I think is better to shoot in Manual mode ;)
Exposure compensation? No RAW? No full manual mode? Please go back to shooting weddings because this is the worst guide ever.
UnitedFragFront 5 days ago
@UnitedFragFront No, this guide is meant for complete beginners, who want to achieve an effect with the minimum of adjustments and no processing on their computer afterwards. The tips that I give here on Youtube are not meant for any kind of expert of experienced user. Only complete beginners.
cameralabs 5 days ago 8
Hi! I´m heading for Phuket 10.1.12 and I´m definitely taking my dslr with me :) now I want to capture sunsets/sunrises and I belive that in 90% of the pictures the sun will be setting with water in the horizon... Now does my Carl Zeiss POL filter do any good to the pictures? or should i just shoot whitout it? btw, thanks alot for your dslr tips, now i know that i can´t use a camera properly xD
imperatorpublicus 2 weeks ago in playlist DSLR TIPS
@imperatorpublicus You won't need your polarising filter when shooting directly into the sun for a sunset, but afterwards it might be effective for other parts of the sky. Always take it off when you don't need it though as it can cause glare and unwanted reflections.
cameralabs 2 weeks ago