Last nights colours

[gruntygiggles]

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All taken on auto mode on a fujifilm finepix s1600 just using the zoom. We always get sunsets like this on sunny days, always look better with a little cloud though. Wish I had got Saturday nights as well actually, but happy with these for a £150 camera! Wish I could get the true colour of the sun though, it goes a really deep colour, but always glows in pictures!

[cuffy]

Wish I could get the true colour of the sun though, it goes a really deep colour, but always glows in pictures!
If it's got the option on the camera then start messing around with the exposure levels, should look something like this >>> -2..-1..0..+1..+2

If it does have that on it then you could even look into doing some HDR stuff :cool:

Not my pictures, but it's an example of what you can do.

http://media.brajeshwar.com/i/technology/hdr.jpg

http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/gadgetlab/hdr.jpg

[gruntygiggles]

Cool, will give that a go tonight if it stays sunny then. There's loads you can do on it.

[_Stretchie_]

Oi, you're supposed to be fiddling with my options tonight..





** EDIT**

Oooops, I see you noticed the bit under your username

I LOVE YOU!!!!!

[gruntygiggles]

I can fiddle with more than one thing at a time love, stop derailing! ;-)

[blue curvy jester]

yea won't take long

[BanannaMan]

Brill pics Cheryl!

It really is beautiful there! :cool:

[jambo]

If you can set the white ballance on your camera, that can make a big difference to the colours that you see in the photo.

Daylight often gives you the closest to what your eye sees
Tungsten can make a scene much more blue-biased
Cloudy / florecent can boost the reds a little

Jambo