Ankur003
UltraWideLife.com
@ThePilgrim Since you did not see much with naked eyes, I expect there was very low light.
No camera will illuminate the dark scene as is the case in above picture.
I am not sure about what picture you are referring to in "Long exposure" thread, but if you observe closely you will notice some well lit subject.
Try clicking at the time of/after sunset, while there is still some ambient light in sky.
Did you use Long exposure Noise reduction feature of your camera?
As a general note, ISO is not so bad thing. Feel free to bump up ISO to 400-800-1600 on need basis.
No camera will illuminate the dark scene as is the case in above picture.
I am not sure about what picture you are referring to in "Long exposure" thread, but if you observe closely you will notice some well lit subject.
Try clicking at the time of/after sunset, while there is still some ambient light in sky.
Did you use Long exposure Noise reduction feature of your camera?
As a general note, ISO is not so bad thing. Feel free to bump up ISO to 400-800-1600 on need basis.