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Jamdiver
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Nice Marc 
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Mine was just over 2 minutes at f/6.3......
With the remote control that I have my Digital rebel XTi, I can do exposures for many, many minutes.
Took this earlier today.
Abandoned ladder...
Love the textures and colours here.
.Mine was just over 2 minutes at f/6.3......
With the remote control that I have my Digital rebel XTi, I can do exposures for many, many minutes.
Took this earlier today.
Abandoned ladder...
Love the textures and colours here.
I like long exposure shots. Can I show you some of mine, even though they might not be taken with a rebel XTi?
Jamdiver
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Always....... the camera doesn't matter.
The person behind it does...
The person behind it does..
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I always wanted a moon shot also.
I like that ladder pic, Jam. Very imaginative.
I like that ladder pic, Jam. Very imaginative.
Jamdiver
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Where did you take the second shot Marc?
Looks like a hotel on the north coast maybe....
Nice view of Kingston and and the lit candles are also quite nice.
Looks like a hotel on the north coast maybe....
Nice view of Kingston and and the lit candles are also quite nice
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Jam, I see you are shooting in RAW. How do you like it so far?
Dead on, the second shot was at Couples in Ochi.
The Kingston shot from Red Hills.
The Kingston shot from Red Hills.
Jamdiver
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Fastmarc:
It's pretty nice...
Offers more choices in the image editing process.
As you know it's basically a digital negative.
So you have more latitude in adjusting exposure, tint, colour temperature, Sharpness and a whole host of other options.
It's amazing, the only downside that I can think of is that the files are fairly large.
A couple megabytes at least...
But RAW is all I shoot in...
midwestdvr
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Memory is cheap (at least in the us), jam, but those once in a lifetime shots are priceless. I haven't really shot in jpeg for a long time. I like the fact that I can adjust wb after the shot if I happen to dislike my original wb choice.Jamdiver:
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