wavy_davy

Even surprised myself by how good it looked!

sunbather

Well done. I thought it was going to be a photo of the lovely sunset we had then remembered that was Sunday night

DebraH

looks good, is it taken from Kings Park

we took some of the sky at sunset from outside of our house the other night, lovely colours but i'm a thicko at putting things other than type on the posts, so can't share them, but the sky was simly stunning

webgum

That's gorgeous. What type of camera have you got?

sunbather

Actually I'm more impressed at you standing up at Kings Park at night yesterday as it was bloody cold!!

Hutch

It's an Olympus SP500UZ. Shot had an exposure time of 3.2 seconds (I'm guessing a tripod was used) at F/2.8 and ISO 80. It was taken at 8:42pm.

Nomore

that looks impressive!! i have put that in my Photo's to send to relatives it's so good!

steve99

Great snap Dave, we went to Incontro restaurant in South Perth on Saturday, got the table on the front left corner, the view back across to the city is stunning, almost looks like the city is floating on the river. It was crystal clear and the river was like a mirror.
Unfortunately I didnt have the camera with me
If your into photography its an excellent spot to head, especially if they have the lights on at Kings Park.
Steve

moneypenny20

Great photo. It reminded me of one we have. This was taken from roughly the same spot in about January 1984. Skyline has changed slightly

noonard

That's a great photo. I'm trying to work out where you were though - it looks to me like you climbed up one of the big trees by the road in Kings Park?!

I tried to take the same photo the other week without a tripod... it was never going to work

webgum

How do you know????????!!!!!!

steve99

Import the photo into your editing package and you can usually pick up most of the properties from the photo through there.

noonard

(puts on nerd hat)

EXIF Metadata. Most (all?) digital cameras save data such as the camera model, date/time of shot, camera settings etc in the image file they produce and this can be extracted from the image using most graphics software.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exchang...ge_file_format

Ed

webgum

Thanks Steve and Noonard.
I have the equipment, but not the technological ability!!!
You should see me trying to fathom out the software bits and bobs for my new MP3 player!!

CasG

Good photo....but is that the whole of the CBD....??