{Disarmed} Re: Photographing blue/purple blooms & Rebloom
- Subject: {Disarmed} Re: [iris-photos] Photographing blue/purple blooms & Rebloom
- From: "Linda Hunt" n*@gmail.com
- Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2006 20:18:27 -0500
Oh my, blueberry tart is a lovely litte dwarf. Thanks for sharing that photo!
On 10/6/06, Eleanor Hutchison <eleanore@mts.net> wrote:
My iris season was mighty fine this year because it started early and was quite hot, so I didn't have time to play with my camera settings til the iris were finished blooming, alas.I have a close up lens for my Canon PowerShot G2 and after turning off the flash, plus using the macro setting, I was able to get accurate closeups of dark red and purple flowers without any adjustments to the colour. Next spring, I'll be redoing most of my iris pictures.SDB Blueberry Tart rebloomed here for several weeks, starting on August 25; I had moved it to this location in mid May of this year. SDB's Forever Blue and Autumn Jester have been reblooming off and on since mid July. All three are in areas that get watered frequently. Autumn Jester has one more bud to open, hopefully before frost hits. All 3 SDB's are hybridized by Chuck Chapman.I have 3 different Immortality from 3 different sources, none of which rebloom for me, although it reblooms for another gardener about 20 miles away and for several other Manitoba gardeners. I'll have to try moving it close to one of the above 3 iris and see if regular extra watering works.El, near Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Z3MIS & DIS Display Garden----- Original Message -----From: Linda HuntSent: Thursday, October 05, 2006 6:21 PMSubject: Re: [iris-photos] Photographing blue/purple blooms
I find that it is always quite tricky and always jump with joy when the effect is accurate!!!!! LOLBut, my son showed me how to use the manual setting on my camera. Every one is different, but by using the manual setting you can set the shutter speed, amount of light that enters, delete flashes and numberous other things that affect the color settings. The shutter speed and light variance makes big differences, I find. I have been very happy with most of mine. I occasionally have trouble with dark purples and still work with settings on them. If you want more detail on the specifics that I set on my camera feel free to email independently and I will send the settings to you! Good luckLinda
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