UP Diliman, Quezon CityI went out yesterday to "field test" an officemate's new digital (point and shoot) camera. The sky was ablaze! When nature flaunts its colors, you won't need an expensive photo gear to capture it. You won't even need to Photoshop it :)
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wow, flaming red is an understatement! galing ng timing mo, clap! clap!
thanks bro! its one of those days when you are in the right place at the right time :)
ang ganda ng sky bro. di mo talaga kailangang magpunta sa magagandang lugar to capture great shots. this post just proved it.
astig allan! kahit pa pagod ang araw sigurado ngang mawawala
@oman, dom - salamat mga bro. nakakawala nga ng pagod ang ganitong mga sceneries. maganda yung location ng office namin sa Diliman, we have a good view of the western skies.
iba ang epek sa akin, parang doomsday, hehehe.. kelan kaya ako makakakuha ng ganitong mga shots? p&s lang din cam ko. nag-auto ka lang ba nito? anong nag-register na aperture and shutter speed nito, allan, pwedeng malaman? thanks
@daxi - oo nga parang doomsday hehe. I used slow sync flash bro. eto yung mag night portrait sa mga P&S.
EXIF:
Make - SONY
Model - DSC-S730
ExposureTime - 1/125 seconds
FNumber - 2.80
ISOSpeedRatings - 100
Flash - Flash fired, compulsory flash mode, red-eye reduction mode, return light not detected
ExposureMode - Auto
WhiteBalance - Auto
SceneCaptureType - Night scene
what a blazing sky bai. totoo naman sinabi mo, when the heavens present a spectacle like this, you won't need an expensive camera to capture it
@oggie - bai! Its God's reminder that a really bad day can end in a good way ;)
ang sarap magshoot ng ganito pag sa malawak na lugar or sa itaas ka ng building o anuman..
ganda ng pagka orange-red ng sky.. parang apoy na.. great capture!
@mimi - may open field dun sa harap ng building namin kaya maganda ang view ng sunset. madalas wala akong dalang camera pag maganda ang sunset hehe
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