Corsican Lightening

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Corsican Lightening

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Back from holiday with some nice pics. :D This one has a technical error (can you spot it 8) ) but I like the result.
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Re: Corsican Lightening

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wouldn't be the setting sun would it? looks like the clouds would be lit diferently
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Beautiful shot, bossel. I've only taken a few lightning shots, none that good... As to the 'technical problem' are those stars really hot pixels? John
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This is really nice! Not just the lightening, but the dramatic clouds and then the dark sky above with the stars.
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Besides the lightening it is very striking. I really like it Bossel.

So what is the error???? ;^)
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You had a long exposure to capture the lightnings, which gave an effect of daylight in the cloudy parts though during night time. Is this the technical error? :?
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Juanito200 wrote:Beautiful shot, bossel. I've only taken a few lightning shots, none that good... As to the 'technical problem' are those stars really hot pixels? John
I was thinking two exposures because of what looks like a trail from each star.

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Harvey is getting close by spotting the star trails. This is a long exposure on a tripod and I had forgotten to switch of the super sony special semper steady stand shot (SSSSSSS) :mrgreen:
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bossel wrote:Harvey is getting close by spotting the star trails. This is a long exposure on a tripod and I had forgotten to switch of the super sony special semper steady stand shot (SSSSSSS) :mrgreen:
Yes, I saw the short star trails, but since it is a time exposure that isn't a technical error. It is normal for a time exposure. If you wanted to you could pretty easily "fix" the trails using your photo editor.
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