Turunc: More Shots By Night

The waterfront Turunc looking toward the Cardak Restaurant by Stephen Bray

Amazon, Hannah and Irem Near the Çardak Restaurant, Turunç

The E-400 isn’t considered to be a great camera for taking pictures at night. People claim the Kodak sensor is noisy, especially when compared with the Panasonic sensor in the E-410, and E-510. I think the problems with the E-400 sensor are exaggerated and last night took a number of pictures after dark with my E-400.

All are hand held and taken at ISO 640 at F 2.0 using the Panasonic/Leica Summilux 25mm prime four thirds system lens.

Looking toward the beach Turunc ~ photograph by Stephen Bray

Looking Toward The Beach From The Same Spot

The Cay Bahcesi, Turunc ~ photograph by Stephen Bray

The Çay Bahçesi, Turunç From The Other Side Of The River

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Stephen Jeremy Maxwell Bray lives with his wife Irem, and daughter Amazon at Amos, Turunc near Marmaris, Turkey..

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