Slow Shutter Speed

[ghj]

Hi, these are the pictures taken using slow shutter speed. C&C most welcome for improvement.

#1 : Nite Scene in Penang. Though the road is full of hustle and bustle but Eastern & Oriental Hotel remains calm and serene ;)
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k10/HengJoo/Slow/001-SlowShutter.jpg

#2 : Day Scene in Penang
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k10/HengJoo/Slow/002-SlowShutter.jpg

#3 : Speedy Baby!
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k10/HengJoo/Slow/003-SLowShutter.jpg

#4 : THe mountains stand still, though the bushes are speeding away ~~~
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k10/HengJoo/Slow/004-SLowShutter.jpg

#5 : Whoa! Lorry you are too fast!!! Ur sweat splatting all over
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k10/HengJoo/Slow/005-SLowShutter.jpg

#6 : Speeding Tree ~~~ Can u see my speeding trunk? ;)
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k10/HengJoo/Slow/006-SlowShutter.jpg

Thanks for viewing :)

[Ullas Sahadevan]

Very nice shots! I can see that you are using a Canon PowerShot, thanks to the reflection on the window glass :) Which model is it?

[kress]

wow the night shot of the hotel is nice.... what camera & settings? :)

[mrmayur]

wow, nice pics!

I have got a Canon PowerShot too, how do i set it to do all this cool job?

Any comments?

[ghj]

Very nice shots! I can see that you are using a Canon PowerShot, thanks to the reflection on the window glass :) Which model is it?

Hi Ullas Sahadevan and Kress~ Thanks ya for viewing ^^ :) This is the Canon Powershot S3 IS model ^^ I love it and we will celebrate our 4 months anniversary of adventure and togetherness tomorrow :p LOL

[ghj]

wow the night shot of the hotel is nice.... what camera & settings? :)



wow, nice pics!

I have got a Canon PowerShot too, how do i set it to do all this cool job?

Any comments?

:) Hehe thanks ~~~ In order to achieve this hotel shot, I used a tripod and shot this from another opposite hotel window ^^
Used manual mode, to better control of the picture with these settings :
~Aperture ==> F/5.6 (Small aperture to get everything in the picture sharp)
~Exposure ==> 15 seconds :p (To get hold of the light trails ^^ but u can
use a much faster speed depends on how fast the vehicles
on the road goes; tried different speed and this is the best
trails as the vehicles were not speeding too fast)
~FOcal Length ==> 10mm

Even though it is nite time, i used lower ISO to reduce noise and control the picture's exposure using shutter speed and aperture ^^

Then the other shots ^^ also using manual mode, or u can use Shutter Priority but i still think manual mode gives you better control ^^
#2 Pics ==> F/8.0, 1/10 seconds, 17mm

Pics 3 - 6, taken in a moving car while on the highway :p, if you have IS you can set it to *Panning* mode, so that only vertical part of image is stabilized ^^;
I used low ISO range from 80-100, so that i can utilized slower shutter speed without having the picture over-exposed, and Wow wat a bonus is it is rainy day and it is quite cloudy ^^

#3 PIc ==> F/8, 1/25 seconds, 6mm
#4 Pic ==> F/8, 1/79 seconds, 6mm
#5 Pic ==> F/7.1, 1/1/25 seconds, 6mm
#6 Pic ==> F/5, 1/20 seconds, 6mm

;) Hope these helps ^^

[ghj]

Hi Ullas Sahadevan and Kress~ Thanks ya for viewing ^^ :) This is the Canon Powershot S3 IS model ^^ I love it and we will celebrate our 4 months anniversary of adventure and togetherness tomorrow :p LOL

Correction : anniversary not today over lioa on 26 august 2006 :o