High Force Water Fall

[Yates]

Had a chat with Sayer while ago bout going up to Lakes or something like that for some pics, get some of car, and just for me to practise landscape pics. Also gave Tom a ring up see if he fancied it. We didnt quite make it to the lakes, add a think bout where else to go and thought bout High Force, so we went up. Have to say its awesome roads all the way up there, found a nice place for some car pics, so i will certainly be going up there another time in my own car.







my dinner



was messing bout with settings here, some look different to others



















C&C please

[VTEC-Saxo]

sweet pics man

[Yates]

that first waterfall one was taken on a 30 second shutter speed, Ads said bout changing it to that, but im unsure about that, seemed the other ones from the bottom came out better imo

[Pricklep]

Really decent images

[Barry123]

nice car.

mate, havent even looked at my pics and after seeing yours, I can't be arsed... they're really good. Any HDR in those or are they straight off the camera?

[Predator_R32p]

very nice how the hell did ya get on the roof

that got a diesel engine??

[L20VTS]

Wicked pics there fella!

[Yates]

whats hdr?!

straight off cam mate, cant help but think that that first waterfall one looks fake in a way lol, its weird i found how in some of them, the waters colour really come out, and in others it didnt, the brown water ones were shot in tv, and the clear water in av

any idea why it would of caused that?

[Yates]

Originally Posted by Predator_VTR

very nice how the hell did ya get on the roof

that got a diesel engine??

not actually on the roof mate, behind the building there was steps and a steep back, when you want up randomly where i was stood there was a concrete platform, it was actually a roof of the building joining the two shed/shack/garages didnt need to climb, i only think that one on the roof, if the cars lines went same way as the building and road it would look better

Ads, quite impressed with how cars come out, think i got the positioning right for the shots, apart from the bit above, can change it next time

[Viper]

different white balances maybe?

good pics matt, looks good up top. wouldnt mind going back up some time. enjoyed it

[Yates]

if i can get my car sorted tom could go in the next few days? shouldnt take long to get it sorted like.

not sure tom, still learning all the diff settings and techniques, but white balances could be different, altho from changing shutter speed may cause it also, as the 'throth' was white but water underneath brown

[Barry123]

probably the difference in shutter speed would have affected it.

But I can't tell as you removed the EXIF settings...

[Yates]

what are exif settings? lol

[Barry123]

basically if you go to your pics on your computer, right click, properties and click on 'Details'. you get a big list of information about the picture, like the camera used, the settings for the pic, what time and date the pic was taken etc etc.

That's the EXIF

handy for troubleshooting a pic and aiding C&C.

[Yates]

ah right, guessin when i add the black frames and watermark and save it will take it off?

[Barry123]

shouldn't do... mine remain intact. I'll have a look how you've set it up when I'm next round.

[Yates]

gaybar, maybe being hosted on facebook and then posted on here?

[Yates]

if i do it on the pics when on my comp it comes up, that first one is exposure time of 3 seconds, and the clearer water (pics from bottom of fall) are 20/30 secs

so thats probs accounted for some, what else should i look to compare?

[Viper]

yeah, dont think facebook keeps exif's

would be up for it in few days like

[Barry123]

Originally Posted by Yates

if i do it on the pics when on my comp it comes up, that first one is exposure time of 3 seconds, and the clearer water (pics from bottom of fall) are 20/30 secs

so thats probs accounted for some, what else should i look to compare?

It'll be the shutter speed mate, basically as you said... the white of the water will 'burn' into the sensor more than the brown if it has a longer exposure (20/30secs)... whereas a shorter shutter speed, will freeze the action more.