which camera setting looks better??

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which picture looks better?

  • First Picture

    Votes: 20 37.7%

  • Second Picture

    Votes: 25 47.2%

  • Thrid Picture

    Votes: 8 15.1%
  • Total voters
    53
nguyendetecting

nguyendetecting

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Jul 31, 2008
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please tell me which camera setting out of these 3 photos you think look better. thanks =)

No flash was used, no photo editing was done to these photos except brightness. Camera settings allowed me to choose florescent, daylight, and flash lighting. All 6500k light bulbs

DSC_0020.JPG DSC_0071.JPG DSC_0022.JPG
 
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Rallysman

Rallysman

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Aug 2, 2006
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What's the lighting? The first looks the most accurate, but that could be off if your lighting is slightly blue.

edit: just read the part about the bulbs. I'd say #3 based on that
 
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prolude006

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Oct 3, 2008
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First one is a different angle???
They are real close to the same too, take three more at same angle then Ill tell ya!!!
 
nguyendetecting

nguyendetecting

"Swim along with the snorks"
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thanks for the input, it really does help me alot. The problem I have is taking tank shots with flash always gives me a reflection. So I have to shoot it at 1600iso and now I'm just trying the different settings on the camera (nikon d50)
 
Sounguru

Sounguru

Guru at being an expert
Jul 18, 2008
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nguyendetecting said:
thanks for the input, it really does help me alot. The problem I have is taking tank shots with flash always gives me a reflection. So I have to shoot it at 1600iso and now I'm just trying the different settings on the camera (nikon d50)
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Get a tripod and shoot at ISO 100 no flash. Do that then play with your white balance controls.
 
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