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Thanks for the comments everyone 
No, I dont think it was very fast, just the combination of aperture I chose (f18), the polariser, focal length and because the place was very dim, dictated the shutter speed I selected as well. I probablly should have selected a larger aperture to get the proper effect I was after, or, removed the polarizer .
Yes, all the images were taken with my 17-40.
As for the last image 10 sec exposure(little cottage surrounded with flowers)
it was taken at around 6pm, so you can imagine how dark it was getting then this was taken @ f10 also.
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Originally Posted by Greyhawk I notice you used a 10 second shutter speed in a couple of them, was it a particularly fast waterfall then? I assume that you used your 17 - 40? (looking at the different focal lengths).
. Yes, all the images were taken with my 17-40.
As for the last image 10 sec exposure(little cottage surrounded with flowers)
it was taken at around 6pm, so you can imagine how dark it was getting then
this was taken @ f10 also.
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Lovely photos Can't decide which one I like best.
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Originally Posted by Dejavu
No, I dont think it was very fast, just the combination of aperture I chose (f18), the polariser, focal length and because the place was very dim, dictated the shutter speed I selected as well. I probablly should have selected a larger aperture to get the proper effect I was after, or, removed the polarizer .
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As for the last image 10 sec exposure(little cottage surrounded with flowers)
it was taken at around 6pm, so you can imagine how dark it was getting then this was taken @ f10 also.
it was taken at around 6pm, so you can imagine how dark it was getting then
this was taken @ f10 also.|
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[quote=Greyhawk;7144]How are you finding the polariser now? I know you said you weren't sure of it at first - did you have it on when you took the waterfall shots at Ayr?
I think its great Greyhawk, I got the shots I was after at River Doon (Alloway)even though I was on the wrong side of the river, and facing the sun. It was a bit of a challenge to get the shots I was after, but they worked out ok
The waterfall shots at Finlaystone seemed a bit harsh and wispy, not the kind of shots I wanted, also, the images just appeared flat. I was a little dissapointed and blamed the filter, but was probablly down to the settings I had used.
I used the filter on the sunset pics at Ayr beach as well and I'm really pleased with those also
I think its great Greyhawk, I got the shots I was after at River Doon (Alloway)even though I was on the wrong side of the river, and facing the sun. It was a bit of a challenge to get the shots I was after, but they worked out ok
The waterfall shots at Finlaystone seemed a bit harsh and wispy, not the kind of shots I wanted, also, the images just appeared flat. I was a little dissapointed and blamed the filter, but was probablly down to the settings I had used.
I used the filter on the sunset pics at Ayr beach as well and I'm really pleased with those also
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