London at night
Discussion
Great images indeed. What I don't get though is how good they are for such low light I know it's mounted on a gyroscopic mount thingy. But does this cope with vibration which I'm sure there is a lot of on a helicopter as well as change in direction and levels? He can't be shooting high ISO so he must have an shutter speed of over a second - or am I missing something?
rhubarb said:
Great images indeed. What I don't get though is how good they are for such low light I know it's mounted on a gyroscopic mount thingy. But does this cope with vibration which I'm sure there is a lot of on a helicopter as well as change in direction and levels? He can't be shooting high ISO so he must have an shutter speed of over a second - or am I missing something?
High ISO and some good noise reduction software, is my guess. Assuming digital of course. Even if it's film, he has to be scanning it in and performing some processing on it.Gassing Station | Photography & Video | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



