Unless you opened up the aperture or played with the EV setting, I'd say the same thing. Whatever, I'm liking #2 and #4.
Ahh, ok. Still getting used to everything on it >.< And #2 I tok like 30 shots of, and annoyingly there are WAY too many lights in the town centre. As for #4? I got bored waiting for the shutter to close, so I picked the camera up and started to walk off.
Well, more photos.. it's addictive this photography malarky!! And my favourite photo I've taken yet..
How long was the shutter open for? You probably need it open for a lot less time than you think. The others might have better advice, but I'd try a few test shots at 6 sec at ISO 400 and work from there. You may get more light trails from cars with a longer exposure, but people will tend to disappear completely. Anyhoo, a few from this evening. Large f2.8, ISO 400, 2.5 sec, EV +1 Large f2.8, ISO 400, 1 sec, EV +1 Flash, manually fired, blue filter, diffuser. Large f6.3, ISO 200, 6 sec, EV +1 Pentax K-x, Sigma EX DC Macro 18-50
It was open for a long time, felt like an eternity, but I suppose it's like watching a kettle boil. I would say around 20-30 seconds. I'm going to have another play over the coming week. Not working so I can give it some proper time to practice with it. Really like #1 and #3 btw.
After having weeks of these things fly off as soon as I point a lens at them... "Small white butterfly"
I'm sure some of you will recognize this gentleman in the tiny shorts: And then a closer shot of arguably the most famous athlete in the world: He's actually pretty cool in person.
Haven't posted much lately, been busy. Started working more weddings lately so that's basically what I have to share.
I had a walk down the river today, and these are my favourites out of the photos I took: I am still very much a photography noob, but I am enjoying messing around with the camera a lot.