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Fading Night in Sydney
By Dominic Kamp
June 7th, 2012
Taken from the panoramic platform of the Sydney Centre Point Tower in Sydney, Australia.
Nikon D800, Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED. Shot at f/2.8 and ISO 200.
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Posted By: Dominic Kamp
about 1 year ago
@Philippe:
That's right. The trip up on the tower wasn't planned so I was forced to shoot hand held. I took the next shot facing the camera a bit lower but it turned out to be shaky. A pity, as I liked the other one a bit more than this one. That's the bad part about having 36MP. It's absolutely unforgivable! ;-)
That's right. The trip up on the tower wasn't planned so I was forced to shoot hand held. I took the next shot facing the camera a bit lower but it turned out to be shaky. A pity, as I liked the other one a bit more than this one. That's the bad part about having 36MP. It's absolutely unforgivable! ;-)
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Question: why did you use an F-stop of 2.8? was it to speed up your shutter?