welshname
ClioSport Club Member
So, I decided a while ago that I wanted to start doing a bit of photography and last week the chance to buy a 400D cheap came up. Picked the camera up on Friday night off a friend and hadn't had chance to use it yet.
Today I took it with me when I went for a drive over the Pennines and had a little bit of a play to get used to it, which ended in fannying about until quite late where I met up with a friend and we decided to give light painting a try. Unfortunately we only had iPhone camera flash's to hand so had to use 1600 ISO and we used a 30 second exposure.
So for my first time with a DSLR and first time light painting I don't think I've done too bad.
The photo's were a little grainy and I've done a cack job of editing out ghosts etc but I'm quite pleased.
Are the photo's grainy due to using such a high ISO? We're going to have another go tomorrow night with some brighter LED torches and using a lower ISO.
Any advice on how to improve?
Today I took it with me when I went for a drive over the Pennines and had a little bit of a play to get used to it, which ended in fannying about until quite late where I met up with a friend and we decided to give light painting a try. Unfortunately we only had iPhone camera flash's to hand so had to use 1600 ISO and we used a 30 second exposure.
So for my first time with a DSLR and first time light painting I don't think I've done too bad.
The photo's were a little grainy and I've done a cack job of editing out ghosts etc but I'm quite pleased.
Are the photo's grainy due to using such a high ISO? We're going to have another go tomorrow night with some brighter LED torches and using a lower ISO.
Any advice on how to improve?