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OK someone please give me a few hints?

S

Scottowl

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I got this photo tonight with a Nikon D 50. The lens is the 18-55mm 'base model'. I was using auto mode.

What should I have done different? It has an automated mode for night photography, but I would like to learn some of the whats and whys in manual.

Also I am attempting to learn Photoshop Elements. What, how and why could be done to improve this?

I'm here to learn, so blast away with both barrels![attachment 36819 100206002_edited-1.jpg]
 
Try putting the camera in "manual mode" and using different combinations of f-stop and shutter speed. I find that works better in the type of situation that you are in with the attached photo.

I did that at Monument Valley for the sunrise's.


RM
 
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