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02009-06-19 | Photos | 7 comments

Captured a timelapse of the evening sky on Wednesday. But the clouds had moved so fast across the sky that the video looked ridiculous. I deleted the images and video… should have kept it for a laugh.

Nice looking messenger bags:
Teamwork Bags- Bags from salvaged sails and tire tubes



Tried another timelapse tonight, candles burning down. I set the candles up in one of the candle carts… they burned longer than I expected and it is now nearly 03:00 in the morning. Good night.

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  1. Brenda

    Good Morning. Nice nighttime lantern and candle light photos.

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  2. Carol

    They are wonderful photos and they look great together….but please don’t forget to take care of your health, Ottmar.

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  3. Vic

    So what settings were you using on your camera?

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  4. Ottmar

    Vic: I am not sure. Might have been an ISO of 3200 or 4000 and an aperture of f1.4… hang on, I’ll look it up…

    Lantern: 1/25 sec at f/1.4, -2/3EV, ISO 3200
    Candles: 1/200 sec at f/1.4, -1 1/3EV, ISO 1000

    No noise reduction, just a couple of Adobe Lightroom adjustments.

    I mentioned the timelapse settings in the post with the video.

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  5. Vic

    Love the look of the lantern image. Nikon or Canon?

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  6. Ottmar

    Except for a Nikon I had in 1978 and 1979 I have always had Canon cameras. Nikon and Canon seem to be pretty equal, one year one is ahead and the following year the other. Since I have several Canon lenses I have stuck with them. Most of the images I have taken in the past year were taken with a Leica, but the M8 does not do as well in the dark as the Canon.

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  7. Vic

    I’ve been a Canon user since 1982 when my father gave me an AE-1, which I still have. I’ve owned several medium format cameras and I currently have two Canon 20D, an EOS Elan 7 and several lenses including the awesome 70-200 2.8 L series lens.

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