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rainbows :D Anonymous
Are there any techniques that will allow for an intermediate point and shoot camera to capture a raindow without making everything in the shot look faded out?

I messed around with the apature and shutter speed trying to get a good balance but either the rainbow was too faded of the shutter speed was far too long and the shot got white washed.

Thanks in advance.
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>> Anonymous
underexpose
>> Anonymous
.5 seconds in google

http://www.photocentric.net/rainbows_finding.htm
>> Anonymous
Rainbows cannot be captured. Give up.
>> Anonymous
>>194222

You're retarded. My dad got one on a shitty old S2 IS.
>> Anonymous
>>194210
obvious shoops
>>194222
I caught this one. The end of the rainbow was in the street during a big hail storm/tornado. Some pics I took made it onto the news :D