Moonlit Swinging Bridge in Yosemite By Ben Udkow by Canon DSLR Challenge


11-FEB-2006	Ben Udkow (HeyCow)

This is a 30 second exposure of Swinging Bridge in Yosemite. The folks on the bridge stood still the whole time without even needing to be asked.

Canon EOS 20D
30s f/6.3 at 10.0mm iso800 full exif

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Canon DSLR Challenge		28-Feb-2006 02:58
Each time the EV decreases by 1, the light it represents is halved. There's really nothing significant about 0, hence nothing really significant about negative numbers other than that they represent dark subjects. The EV scale theoretically goes to infinity and negative infinity. Complete and total darkness (0 photons) would be negative infinity. Of course, such complete darkness doesn't exist. -- Victor

Guest		26-Feb-2006 06:27
Cool, I think I've got the only image with a negative EV value so far. :) Now, um...what does that mean exactly? Olaf: Good point, I didn't even think of it. Next time eh? :-)

Victor Engel		26-Feb-2006 04:55
EV is -2.9 (yes, that is negative)

Guest		25-Feb-2006 10:15
Anohter shot that could equally well have been in the previous challenge (perspective). The leading lines are very effective at bringing the viewer into the image. Amazing to see so much color in a night shot. The human eye stops seeing color at low light levels, but the same is not true for cameras.