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Driftwood Beach Sunrise - Jekyll Island
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ericbowles

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Just a small break in the clouds at sunrise on Monday morning.


I used a very low ISO and narrower aperture to achieve a longer shutter speed.
· Date: Tue 21-April-2015 · Views: 618 · Filesize: 74.5kb, 162.9kb · Dimensions: 900 x 600 ·
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Keywords: Driftwood Beach Sunrise - Jekyll Island
Camera: D800E
Lens & Filters: Nikon 16-35 f/4 VR
ISO: 62
Aperture: 13
Shutter speed: 1/1.6 sec
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profpb
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Wed 22-April-2015 09:41

Can you help, me Eric? I have a D800E and is the L 1.0 ISO setting how you lowered the ISO to less than 100?


And is 13 (f/13) a narrow aperture for that lens which goes from f/4 to F/22? I have it and it works as well for me as the 14-24mm for half price.


I love the sky exposure in your image. ~Patrick
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Sat 25-April-2015 07:55

Hi Eric.


Good looking shot. Do you go down there every week?


JIM
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