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Matt Demers

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I know that trying to get the GO MPI MP40PH-3C is really quite hard to get a decent shot at night because as soon as he pulls into the Oshawa GO Station he puts his Red Marker lights on. Make it hard to get a really nice shot but this is one of my best shots of the GO Locomotive! Taken with a Canon Rebel XS

http://www.flickr.co...fan/8205462795/

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Got a question for you all! Do any of you use an iPhone4 S for night time shots? Does it usually have a really odd fuzzy look to the photos and not crisp? I have tried everything always comes out grainy and kind of weird looking. As much as I edit to make it look better, it makes it look worse! Dont get me wrong these are nice but I hate how they come out pixlated and grainy. Anyone have the solution?

Yet Trevor has the same phone the 4 S but better quality?

Here is a Hawker Siddley CLRV Street cars, turned out horrible!!!

http://www.flickr.co...fan/8205511031/

GO Locomotive

http://www.flickr.co...fan/8205508819/

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4am at Yonge and Bloor.

Wow that is an amazing shot! Nice and crisp. I dont like Orion VII NG HEV's but this shot makes it look good! Awesome!

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Turned out better than I thought considering I had no light source to work with and it was a moving bus. I had to take a photo of it as I rarely see this unit out.

Not bad, but with a little quick tweaking in Photoshop you can bring some of the details out:

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If you're shooting with the camera on auto-something, sometimes it underexposes an image when pointed at bright headlights at night. It's a mixed blessing as that quicker shutter speed might eliminate a lot of blur, but the image will be underexposed and be more grainy if you try to brighten it after the fact, as above.

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If you're shooting with the camera on auto-something, sometimes it underexposes an image when pointed at bright headlights at night. It's a mixed blessing as that quicker shutter speed might eliminate a lot of blur, but the image will be underexposed and be more grainy if you try to brighten it after the fact, as above.

Yeah I was a little shocked when I saw my shutter speed at 1/80. I knew it was gonna be underexposed, but I didn't wanna brighten up the photo because, as you said, it would bring out the graininess.

Though that photoshop job didn't turn out so bad, thanks!

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