The silent camera
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sanslartigue 
Beautiful…
Thanks!
Hi, David. I believe there is lighting. 1/8 sec. is too slow.
You’re right on the shutter speed. I’m still not able to remember all the manual adjustments available, so sometimes I make unintentional sacrifices. Night tours of the Alhambra are a bit rushed for time, and I relied on one or two settings, and held my breath a lot. Pocket cameras are great on the run, but a bit slow in the dark! Thanks for the nudge.
You’re welcome. Your camera’s maximum sensitivity is iso 1600.
And that camera’s gone! My current one goes to 3200. I generally rely on the camera to choose based on the selected program. Time to experiment some more!
That’s too bad. Digital camera is the same as the mobile phone. It is more difficult to use functions properly. Thank you for your reply.
I can’t comment about photographic functions…..
I can only say that this take looks magic to my eyes!
Thanks 🙂