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Click image for fullsize | Night sky and trees  | Description: A few minutes of exposing a Kodak Portra can result in something like this. And yeah, the sky really was purple'ish that night.
Image is ©Magnus Johnson and may not be redistributed beyond this site. The picture is intended to be used with Amiga, or any Amiga-like system (this includes, but is not limited to: Amiga Classic, UAE, OS4, MOS). Using this backdrop in a Windows environment may lead to disk fragmentation, loss of data, system instabilities and hardware malfunctions.
Submitter: mjohnson - More Photos from mjohnson
Last Update: 10-Dec-2004 Hits: 2638 Rating: 7.25 (8 votes)Comments: 1 post |
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Re: Night sky and trees
Posted on 10-Dec-2004 11:44:16
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Wow - Your photos are stunning!
Did you not have a filter on the lens? How long was the exposure? What camera do you use?
/impressed 
(edit: I thought that this was a render at first, when I looked at the thumbnail!!) Last edited by Chunder on 10-Dec-2004 at 11:44 AM.
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Re: Night sky and trees
Posted on 10-Dec-2004 21:50:04
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| Your photos are stunning! |
Thanks! I'd like to think I know what I'm doing when it comes to photography.. 
This one is one of my better, though I have shot a bunch that are just as good (or better) IMHO, however, most of them just don't seem right as backdrops..
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Nope. Not too much of a fan of filters. I don't have anything against them, but since most filter effects can be acheived digitally, I prefer to make a "clean" exposure and then tweak it to my liking afterwards. The only filter I'm something of a fan of is the polarizer, for obvious reasons..
I might've added some punch to the magentas when I scanned the image, can't really remember. But the sky really did have an amazing colour to it that evening, I was just lucky I guess, right time, right place, and all that...
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What camera did I use? Pah... You imbecile! 
Haven't you learned that the body doesn't matter? (Unless it's a Practica ) It's the emulsion and the lens that counts, man!
Actually, it's a Nikon F3 (second-hand, I might add, and something of a steal, just like my first one), this shot was taken with a Nikkor 28/2.8 with an aperture of f/4, exposed for 2 minutes on a Kodak Portra 160NC (my film of choice).
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I wouldn't know the first thing about any type of 3d software, so I opt for the easy way out and stick with old fashion photography.
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