harshitmohan14
Active Member
Hi friends,
I recently went to Chopta carrying newly bought D5200 with me. With online help I got some knowledge to get milky effects on flowing water. I wanted to capture that kind of shot of Alaknanda river on the way but I failed in the attempt. Reason being, it was broad daylight and on even with the smallest aperture (F29), lowest ISO(100) and low exposure level (-3) at 1/20 seconds the shot was way overexposed. Shutter speed faster than this wasnt giving the milky effect.
Experts pls tell me what to do in such situations. Below is my overexposed shot
I recently went to Chopta carrying newly bought D5200 with me. With online help I got some knowledge to get milky effects on flowing water. I wanted to capture that kind of shot of Alaknanda river on the way but I failed in the attempt. Reason being, it was broad daylight and on even with the smallest aperture (F29), lowest ISO(100) and low exposure level (-3) at 1/20 seconds the shot was way overexposed. Shutter speed faster than this wasnt giving the milky effect.
Experts pls tell me what to do in such situations. Below is my overexposed shot