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    Cool lighting. Very joe McNallyish. Is this where the trains go at night?

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    Thanks Jas...This where the trains begin their journey from Waterfront Station. I have no idea where they nap

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    Very nice shot M! Perfect exposure!

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    Thanks MA... All these station/ tunnel shots are at 6400 ISO using a f1.8 50mm at or around F8.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michaelaw View Post
    Thanks MA... All these station/ tunnel shots are at 6400 ISO using a f1.8 50mm at or around F8.
    It's one thing us 'mid range' Canon body users are disadvantaged with compared to Nikon at present! Well ... nothing a tripod wouldn't fix in some cases but not when a fast shutter speed is required, or tripod not allowed.

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    Nicely taken MAW!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    It's one thing us 'mid range' Canon body users are disadvantaged with compared to Nikon at present! Well ... nothing a tripod wouldn't fix in some cases but not when a fast shutter speed is required, or tripod not allowed.
    I think a tripos would have been no problem, I'm just lazy...This walkabout was six hours long and I just won't carry a tripod around for that length of time

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    love this Michael! It's perfect
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    Wow! Loving everything about this picture. Well done
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