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St. Stephen's basilica, Budapest.FULLVIEW!
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Jól siekrült! Szeretem ezt a teknikát én is, nagyon király hatást lehet elérni vele! Ügyes!
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Love it! Architectural photos are so cool. ^^
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Zooming in and out once again...
Oh, Xmas tree! Oh, Xmas tree! touroutoutoutouroutout!
Really nice work!
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Kösszencs. Te segítettél benne.
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Not shake, but zoom with it while it was doing the longexpo.
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Long exposition. You know, when the camera is taking the picture long, like for two or three seconds. In most cases, especially when you're using a camera by daylight, the camera takes the shot in 1/100 second, that is very short exposition. But when you want to take night photos, the normal light isn't enough for the camera, so you need to make the camera take the photo for a longer time, to give it time to "collect" enough light from the surroundings. So the camera takes the photo for several seconds. Mind you, with very simple compact cameras you can't really do this. The camera needs to have a manual option to allow you to select the exposition time yourself.
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Wow. You sound like an expert with cameras.
So that's why the camera takes so long to take a picture whenever I set it to "night scene" mode. Thanks for the explanation! 
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Yes, that is the reason. And that's why many "night scene" pics are blurry - people who have simple compact cameras usually don't have tripods, and without a tripod night shots get blurry. You can of course use the timer and set the camera down somewhere to make sure it doesn't move while it is doing a long expo.
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I managed to make do with a box that supports my camera perfectly.
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You manage to do the coolest stuff with your camera. I tried it with mine - all I got was a greyish black blur...
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No... meep, i'm not that good a photographer! I have some weird digital one that nobody else wanted. I don't really know how to us it, which doesn't help. 
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If you don't have a tripod and want to make sure that your night shots don't get blurry, then use the timer (even simple cameras have that option), and set the camera down on a table, chair or whatever stable.
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