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Peak of Mount Pilatus in bright daylight

The view shows the snow-covered summit area of Mount Pilatus in Central Switzerland. The rock formations and the summit infrastructure are clearly visible in the direct sunlight.
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Snow-covered peak of Mount Pilatus with hotel and antennas under a blue sky
Snow-covered peak of Mount Pilatus with hotel and antennas under a blue sky
Technical details
Date taken
February 25, 2024
Resolution
3'744 × 2'496 px (9.3 MP)
Shutter speed
1/1250 s
Aperture
f/6.3
ISO
100
Focal length
400 mm
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Photography tips

How this image was taken

In this bright daylight, the low ISO of 100 and the fast shutter speed of 1/1250 s ensure precise rendering without overexposure. The aperture of f/6.3 provides clear details of the summit at a focal length of 400 mm.

  • Use a low ISO setting to minimize noise in bright light conditions.
  • Select a fast shutter speed to avoid motion blur when shooting with a long focal length.
  • Pay attention to the aperture selection to balance sharp details with the amount of light.

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