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07 Nov 2004 11:04 am Bryan 6 comments
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Hey B-Dog, I’m glad to see you have the pictures up however the link for “Mysterious Grottos” doesn’t work. Sounds like everything is going well for you so far and it doesn’t look like you have gotten married yet. Anyways I hope that work and travel keeps you interested.
Jer
Hey Jer,
Yeah, I’m still putting that section together…I was experimenting with low light photography down in the grottos…not to sucessful. I think my next purchase is going to be a tripod.
Still single as ever!
Yeah to get anything worth while in low light places you need to have a better camera, or a tripod. You need a higher iso setting and I am guessing that yours is 400 like mine. So the pictures will still turn out grainy but with the tripod at least they will be more clear since there won’t be any bluring caused by you moving and the longer time of the shutter being open. I am interested to see more pics anyways.
Jer
Yeah, I’ve got a 400. I think for quality night photography, you need a decent SLR along with a tripod. Traditional SLR’s are really cheap right now, but for the nice digitals, you’ll be looking at at least 800 for an entry model.
Somebody has a keen photojournalistic eye! Great pictures, Ma…I mean, Bryan. (My apologies. If it’s any consolation, I was so mortified that I’m quite sure I’ll never make that mistake again.) Nifty captions too.
alright!…my first comment from within China!