great movie ride

gary

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let's get a thread going on gmr, i'll lead off with the first scene inside
gary

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I'll play

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here's a couple more, inspired to post because mary poppins was on tv last night, watched for awhile, and rain was falling so mary & bert were singing to the rain

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Okay - I got mine online:

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and to Gene Kelly - remember - always dignity.

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Is there any tips any one can give me for takeing a shot of the Mary Poppins segment Ive try to get a good photo every time im over but it just seems to come out either very dark or really blurred?
 
Canon Eos 300d with Sigma 28 - 300 F3.5-6.3 DG Macro usually with a UV filter attached. Usually I am shooting on the P or M setting Thanks
 
bump the ISO to 1600, set Ev to -1, take the pics (they WILL look dark), boost the levels back in Photoshop, clean the file using Imagenomic Noiseware CE (freeware) to get rid of the digital noise.
 
To start with - get a 50/1.8 lens - about $75 new. I started there and moved up.

Set your ISO to 1600, shoot in RAW format and M mode - you'll probably want to shoot some of these at maybe 1/60 sec and f/1.8 or f/2 in manual mode - you can check the LCD after the shot to double check.

I got mine at 1/20 sec and f/2.8 with IS, ISO 1600
 
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you mean you want a pic like this? :)
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1/100 sec, f/2.5, iso 3200, canon 20d
 
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This is my Mary Poppins pic:

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ISO 1600, f/2.8, 1/15s. Yes IS can help. Might have been nice to have ISO safety shift though.
 
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Re: great movie ride, slightly off topic

isn't it funny how many of us have the same shots, of the same things at the world, and yet i never tire of looking at everyone else's, and we go back again next year to mousefest, and i guarantee i'll have 5 or 6 hundred again of the same subjects, but that's ok, i never tire of the world, plus i think familiarity helps, i've started already on my subject/ideas list for next mf, shots to redo, different angle, experiment with the exposure or lighting, etc
 
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