A very pretty sunset sky over Amsterdam

Last night I was over on Ouderzijds Voorburgwal near the Prinsenhof Inloophuis (drop in center) and my friend Andre pointed out how pretty the sky was, so I wanted to get a photo and show you all :)

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OH! I almost forgot. The new rom on my sony m2 aqua has a much better camera, android 6 standard camera I think. It allows me to set almost everything, including the ISO ASA or whatever it is. This is why the photo is a bit grainy, it is a very short exposure. Not really high enough resolution to replicate short exposure time film effect on a big print but fine for a screen. I like this look, but the big advantage is zero motion blur (3200 it is set at, which I think means like 100x shorter than standard 100, or something).

Oh also I took 3 snaps in quick succession and I think I really need to get a tripod and remote trigger. It can manually capture about 1 picture a second, which is much faster than on the old version. Then I could make sorta stop motion animations or such with a gif maker :)

Although, that jaunty style has some advantages and high shutter speed means no blur. It does have full HD video and image stabilisation too. I should play with it.

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_{Loki was born in Australia, now is wandering Amsterdam again after 9 months in Sofia, Bulgaria. IT generalist, physics theorist, futurist and cyber-agorist. Loki's life mission is to establish a secure, distributed layer atop the internet, and enable space migration, preferably while living in a beautiful mountain house somewhere with a good woman, and lots of farm animals and gardens, where he can also go hunting and camping.}

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