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Captured at the recent Hua Hin festival

Canon 5D 70-200 F4 L IS - 1/60th @ F4 - 500 iso

Available light and colours retained

I was pleased to retain the atmosphere and lighting with this shot :)

p.s. space left above for text/headers - I'm a stock photographer so deliberate :D

Captured at the recent Hua Hin festival

Canon 5D 70-200 F4 L IS - 1/60th @ F4 - 500 iso

Available light and colours retained

I was pleased to retain the atmosphere and lighting with this shot :)

p.s. space left above for text/headers - I'm a stock photographer so deliberate :D

pic ok...... lighting harsh and ugly

I like it, but why ISO 500?

wouldn't 100 make it nicer?

thismight sound as a stupid question but i am reading about ISO settings.

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I like it, but why ISO 500?

wouldn't 100 make it nicer?

thismight sound as a stupid question but i am reading about ISO settings.

Available light - ISO 100 would have needed a very slow shutter speed and, as such, I would not have been able to freeze the subject.

The minimum aperture on the lens I used was F4 so no adjustment there.

Hope this helps

hmm so you could not get a bigger aperture that is why you went for higher ISO.

dont you get F2.8 on this lens but at 200MM you can not change anything

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hmm so you could not get a bigger aperture that is why you went for higher ISO.

dont you get F2.8 on this lens but at 200MM you can not change anything

No, it's F4 across the range.

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