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What went wrong?
Thought maybe people would like to send in photos that did not come out right and the photo group could help out with.
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Permalink Reply by Jean, Rylee and Cooper on
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I had posted this in the September blurry assignment section. I took this picture using my tripod and in aperture priority. I used F4.5 I believe. Was wondering what I did wrong because it came out blurry. The moon was casting an orange glow but also thought maybe there is some way to help with the color.
I was disappointed but maybe will learn from this with a lot of help from the group. Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Raymond, Ellie & Abby Doodle on
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Did you use a remote trigger?
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No I didn't. I thought that might be part of the problem.
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It looks to me as though you have camera shake from plunging the shutter button by hand. The reason I came to this conclusion is that the blur seems to be in a vertical motion as evidenced in the moons elongation. Since the blur is egg shaped it tells me it was plunging the shutter button.
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Permalink Reply by Linda and "Toby" on
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Very observant, Richard! Good eye.
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Thanks, but the name is Raymond.
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Yes I did. Should you always use the remote trigger?
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absolutely when on a tripod. any camera shake especially with longer exposures will get translated to the lens.
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Permalink Reply by Bonne Bouche on
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Using the self-timer is a great way to do it. My camera has an option for a 2 second timer, which is meant for this very purpose.
You can buy triggers on ebay from china for ~2 bucks with shipping (!!) i love mine
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Permalink Reply by Richard Crowe on
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There may be camera shake involved but, I'd bet that the major culprit was the movement of the sailboat in the water.
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