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这些照片,让我强烈的想知é“他们是怎么æ‹æ‘„的。
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1。那些光芒åªè¦æŠŠå…‰åœˆæ”¶ç¼©åˆ°F16以上就å¯ä»¥å®žçŽ°äº†
2。我一般用F22.
3。想请教,在哪个点测光呢?我昨天也æ‹äº†è¿™æ ·çš„金光,也是上次在这里看到海åšå£«é—®çš„。倒也æ‹å‡ºäº†é“é“金光,å¯æ˜¯å‰æ™¯å´ç‰¹åˆ«æš—。
4。在这ç§å…‰çº¿ä¸‹è‡ªåŠ¨æ›å…‰å‰æ™¯è‚¯å®šé»‘。两个方法,用GND (æ¸ç°é•œï¼‰æˆ–åŽæœŸHDRåˆæˆã€‚我ä¸ä¼šHDRï¼Œæ‰€ä»¥å°±ç”¨æ»¤å…‰é•œäº†ã€‚è®°å¾—è¿™å¼ ç‰‡ç”¨äº†ä¸¤å¼ GND。
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5。我ä¸ä¼šHDR(åªä¼šå¾ˆçƒ‚çš„é‚£ç§,æ›å…‰åŒ…å›´æ‹ä¸‰å¼ ,用光影é”术手åˆæˆ,所以ä¸å¥½æ„æ€çŽ°ä¸‘),而且没有GND.好在NIKON D300有一个ACTIVE D-LIGHT 的功能,相当于很弱的GND.我是把它开到最大档æ‹çš„,å› æ¤ç›åœ°é»‘乎乎的. Eugene的很干净,颜色也真实,冷暖对比效果令人难忘.
å°å…‰åœˆçš„è¿ç”¨æ˜¯æ‹å‡ºä¸€é“é“金光的关键.我当时用的是F22. 如果我没讲错的è¯,一é“é“的金光是由太阳光沿ç€å…‰åœˆå¶ç‰‡é—´çš„ç¼éš™è¡å°„而产生的.
å°å…‰åœˆçš„è¿ç”¨æ˜¯æ‹å‡ºä¸€é“é“金光的关键.我当时用的是F22. 如果我没讲错的è¯,一é“é“的金光是由太阳光沿ç€å…‰åœˆå¶ç‰‡é—´çš„ç¼éš™è¡å°„而产生的.
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Q. What technique did you use to capture the sun star-burst-like rays (see image below)?
A. Great question! I set the aperture of the lens to f/16. I usually recommend people use a minimum of f/16 to capture them and preferably something like f/22 or higher. But I was able to get those sun star-burst rays at f/16. I also noticed that the star-burst effect looked awesome – one of the best I’ve seen. It’s lead to a theory that I really haven’t officially tested out yet so don’t hold me to it. See, I borrowed Scott’s Nikon 14-24mm 2.8 lens. It was the first time I used it. I compared this up against other similar star-burst photos (with different lenses) and it not only produced those rays at f/16 (when I usually need to be at f/22 with the others) but the rays looked so much better.
A. Great question! I set the aperture of the lens to f/16. I usually recommend people use a minimum of f/16 to capture them and preferably something like f/22 or higher. But I was able to get those sun star-burst rays at f/16. I also noticed that the star-burst effect looked awesome – one of the best I’ve seen. It’s lead to a theory that I really haven’t officially tested out yet so don’t hold me to it. See, I borrowed Scott’s Nikon 14-24mm 2.8 lens. It was the first time I used it. I compared this up against other similar star-burst photos (with different lenses) and it not only produced those rays at f/16 (when I usually need to be at f/22 with the others) but the rays looked so much better.
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