Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: ErikKaffehr on December 31, 2013, 03:30:54 am
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Hi,
I was shooting with my Hasselblad on the tripod in the other direction, but looked behind me and saw these persons. Picked up the DSLR from my bag, and shot a single picture.
Missed everything the DSLR was on two second self timer and underexposed two stops, but I like it anyway.
What I should have learned? Always reset your camera to a decent default before putting it in the bag. Did I learn? Probably not!
(http://echophoto.smugmug.com/Landscapes/Sweden/Some-new-pictures/i-dth6ztS/0/XL/20131117-_DSC3260-XL.jpg)
Location: 58°38'51" N 17°6'33" E
Best regards
Erik
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Well seen. Just goes to show that in these days of digital you can get away with murder as far as exposure is concerned. If you hadn't told us about the exposure problems we would never have known.
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Join the crowd, Erik. Mine always turns out to be on mirror-up when I want to make a snapshot like that one.
Good shot though.
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Me too. I took four shots handheld just yesterday with mirror up and on 2-second self timer before I figured out what had happened.
Nice shot.