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17-JUN-2007 Justin Miller

Mass of Humanity*
by Justin Miller

Sony DSC-H5
5s f/7.1 at 14.2mm iso80 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time17-Jun-2007 13:22:12
MakeSony
ModelDSC-H5
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length14.2 mm
Exposure Time5.00 sec
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Equivalent80
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Modecenter weighted (2)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programmanual (1)
Focus Distance

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Guest 11-Jul-2007 16:08
great shot!
Justin Miller10-Jul-2007 14:13
Thank you to both.
Katherine Stanback's Photos08-Jul-2007 22:54
Cool shot - I love the blurred movement!
Arctic Fox 05-Jul-2007 00:32
Justin - totally awesome!
Justin Miller03-Jul-2007 18:49
Thanks all. Jerry - no noticeable noise at all - the H5 is excellent at controlling the noise at ISO80, and with the shot being so brightly exposed, unlike a night shot, there wasn't much shadow to worry about finding noise. On top of that, I stacked 4 shots each at 5 second exposures, so any noise was further reduced from stacking. Fremiet - I adjusted the color to get rid of the slight reddish cast from the ND400 filter I was using, but didn't try saturating any particular color beyond that. Thanks for the idea.
Sony Forums Challenges30-Jun-2007 15:49
A seething dramatic crowd. Great contrast with the motionless edifice. Did you try saturating the blues a bit more...just curious how that might look... Fremiet
Jerry Curtis29-Jun-2007 10:20
Nice work, Justin. The moving people are a pointer to the castle.
Did you get noticable noise with the longer exposure?
Guest 29-Jun-2007 04:12
Beautiful shot Justin, I love all the color and that gorgeous sky. All those people in motion make this one perfect for the challenge!
Denise28-Jun-2007 19:58
Amazing image! Such a marvelously different perspective on a sight familiar to many of us. Excellent work, Justin.