Pipe factory with shelves of molds



ISO: 100
shutter: 0.6
aperture: 9

Bump to Iso 200-400 to start with.
The trade off for shutter speed isn't worth it; you got cam and/or release shake messing it up.

cool shot! maybe take a few steps to the left and point the camera to the right a tad to get the back wall straighter but it's fine how it is. It's very hard to tell but it looks like there might be a little bit of shake. I've started getting all of my stuff on a tripod to sharpen everything up so I use a remote shutter or just a delay in the camera. I don't know much on how the 6d handles iso changes so I don't know what difference 200-400 would be. After a quick search it looks like iso 160 is it's native so using that, a delayed or remote shutter, and a tiny bit of sharpening in post could make that shot look just a tiny bit better. If you do get a remote shutter, I would definitely suggest getting a wireless one. It makes things so much easier especially if you're trying to climb up something sketchy to be able to just put the remote into your pocket instead of having it dangling off your camera. Either way, this was a cool shot. Hopefully I'll be able to go there before they do something to it.