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Published: 2009-11-03 07:38:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 264; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 10
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a sunset across merimbula lakeRelated content
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a little noisy. if only if it was more clear then this picture would be absolutely perfect
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sadly it was starting to get a little dark when I took this, I pretty much just jumped out of the car and took it without checking the camera first and jumped straight back into the car. I didn't realize I had left the ISO so high until later when it was too late to go back and get it again
but still, thanks anyway
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yea i hate it when i do that ^^"
it annoys me.. like OAO..
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Thankyou, I definately appreciate it!
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I am aware of this but still, thank you for the advice
unfortunately, I didn't have a tripod with me as this was a little but of a spur of the moment thing. I (stupidly) forgot to check what the camera was set to before taking the photo and by the time I had realized what I had done I had allready moved on to another area and missed my oppertunity.
I will probably return there to try again another time when I have a tripod and a more attentive mind with me
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Ah, I have come across this problem many times, believe me. I bought my first tripod a few months ago, but alas when you spend $30 on something that mounts a camera, it's going to be shitty! The 'cheap' one that I'm looking at getting now is $230... *sigh* I keep my current one in my car just incase I drive into a photo opportunity
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A beautiful shot! Be careful when setting your ISO levels. The higher the number, the quicker the shutter-speed will be. This can be beneficial when photographing in low light without a tripod, but it will also add noise to your photo. In twilight/dark situations, try to set your ISO to 100 or 200 - that way, the light will have much more opportunity to enter slowly, making the outcome clearer. My diagnosis: a sturdy tripod! 
(Sorry if you already knew that!)
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