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 By: Kim Culbert  
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Photographer  Kim Culbert {Karma:37070}
Project #38 Photo Help Camera Model Nikon F80
Categories Cityscape
Film Format
Portfolio Lens 80-200mm
Uploaded 10/6/2003 Film / Memory Type Superia 200
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 861 Shutter 15 sec BULB
Favorites Aperture f 8
Critiques 14 Rating
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About Trying out a multiple exposure to place the moon in a shot.
First I took a picture of the harbour... long exposure for 15 seconds. Then I recomposed the shot to have the moon in the top left portion of the sky (zoomed in on the moon to the 200mm range to make it appear larger) and took a long exposure for another 15 seconds. Most of my pictures came back with a lot of noise and grain. When doing long multiple exposures, should I be leaving the shutter open for less time on the moon so that the main picture is the harbour? Or what am I doing wrong? I can upload some of the failed images so show the grain, if needed.
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Raymund Macaalay Raymund Macaalay   {K:7218} 10/7/2003
I think the lights of the subject are few and not as bright as expected, i think you need to open the aperture bit bigger, Best regards

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Kenneth Kwan   {K:3084} 10/6/2003
Nice! The moon is perfectly placed, which is especially difficult considering it's a double exposure. Both exposures were right on. Beautiful colours and good composition. This makes me miss Vancouver. Well-done.

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Dave Holland Dave Holland   {K:13074} 10/6/2003
I think the shot stands well on it's own, without the added moon. Maybe I'm a snob and don't realize it! When I learned to recognize an out-of-proportion moon, these double exposures began to look artificial to me. The world is an amazing place, even without distortion.

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Ana Vianna   {K:15270} 10/6/2003
I liked too! Congrats!

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Gabriella Carta Gabriella Carta   {K:22879} 10/6/2003
magnific, great colors and job, good

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Marcelo Predebon Pereira   {K:622} 10/6/2003
INTRESTING SHOT. I LIKED THA COLORS.

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Marcos Silva   {K:709} 10/6/2003
Boa foto!

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Hassan Ahmed   {K:2995} 10/6/2003
Yes Kim , better longer shutter with the small Aperture for landscape will give you better DOF , and for the moon you do not need DOF so better higher shutter speed if you can.

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Kim Culbert   {K:37070} 10/6/2003
Thanks Chris and Hassan,
I am scanning the print... but I am hoping really soon to get a scanner in which I can scan my own slides and negatives, as I've had it with labs and their bad printing! Chris, I guess I should probably leave the shutter open longer on the landscape part of the image and shorter on the moon. Right?
Anyways I don't have neat image, although I've heard good things about it. Maybe I should try the free download.

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Chris Lauritzen   {K:14949} 10/6/2003
Kim,

You need to leave the shutter open longer on the second exposure (or shorter on the first one) to a good double. Also are you scanning the prints or the actual negitives? If your scanning the prints then that is why your getting grain because the photo finisher is trying to even out the print.

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Hassan Ahmed   {K:2995} 10/6/2003
Hello Kim , First it's a good shot and I'll replay now on the noise then I'll back to replay the rest ,, did you tried "Neat Image" , it's a software for removing grains and noise created from hight ISO or long exposures , you'll fine a demo vertion which is full function on the web ,, attached my try with "Neat Image" .
Regards .......... ~~ Hassan ~~

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ken krishnan   {K:19102} 10/6/2003
Good try. As it is looks good. About tech. - May be the second exposure should not be as long.

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José Eduardo Cruz   {K:13180} 10/6/2003
I liked very much!!!!

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Irenka Daniluk Irenka Daniluk   {K:8011} 10/6/2003
I like the effect! Nice and romantic

I am afraid I can't give you any technical suggestions though..

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