Bayer factory @ Night

At last a decent night shot :-)

http://users.skynet.be/catscratch/DSCN1632.jpg

Comments welcome :-)

Big factories like that are scary. Makes you wonder... What do they do there? How do they do it? Why do they do it? Are they manufacturing a mechanical army to overthrow the world? I don't know!

It's a good picture though. Even if that factory is about to dominate the entire earth...

beautiful

I love that pic, the color of the sky is beautiful

first word to come to mind:beautiful

Thats an AWESOME shot man, but thanks to that factory we no longer have an ozone layer lmao....

Nice pic though :D

Originally posted by deker
Big factories like that are scary. Makes you wonder... What do they do there? How do they do it? Why do they do it? Are they manufacturing a mechanical army to overthrow the world? I don't know!

It's a good picture though. Even if that factory is about to dominate the entire earth...

True. Another point. When programmers program something big. It will def. crash somewhere when running it for the first time.

Such a factory has millions tubes, pipes ... probably transporting some dangerous stuff under high pressure. What will happen if they "run" it for the first time ? ... mmmz =)

Nice shot, catscratch! How do you like your CoolPix camera? I was considering getting one. Any advice, complaints, issues, etc?

I really liked using the 9000 on a job I did in 2001, but it's pretty pricey.

Originally posted by graphicsguy
Nice shot, catscratch! How do you like your CoolPix camera? I was considering getting one. Any advice, complaints, issues, etc?

I really liked using the 9000 on a job I did in 2001, but it's pretty pricey.

I'm still in love with it. The more I use it, the more I love it. I especially love the 8x optical zoom. I worked with a Canon G3 couple of days ago. Good camera, but as soon I used the zoom .... "is that all" ? You really get addicted to it. The reason why I "upgraded" to a 5700 was esp. for the macro abilities. And they're pretty awesome

I do miss a good wide angle. 35mm is good. But I'd really would like to have 28mm for example. Perhaps I'll buy myself a 0.8x converter someday.

Perhaps a disadvantage. The 5700 has a pretty steep learning curve. Everything ... actually more then everything is adjustable. If someone had to start from scratch with photography I wouldn't recommend it. Otherwise he'll need to study hard.

The only problem I read on forums is the slow AF in low light conditions. To be honest I never had problems with it. When it's really dark I always use a tripod (like picture above) ... okay focusing is slow then ... 2 - 3 seconds ... but it's still faster then my former Canon Powershot G1. When it's cloudy it focusses normal, when it's a sunny day ... it focusses with the speed of light

i love the repetition of those sparkling lights!