Twilight imaging after the sun goes down.

With great plans for an active weekend including getting up before dawn to catch some frosty sunrises, I promptly caught a winter bug instead and spent 3 feverish days in bed. I did stagger out on the final evening to get some fresh air but then had a giant fight with my camera settings, as I had forgotten that I had configured them for action in bright sunlight. Still not firing on all cylinders I even managed to shoot "shots" in video without realising.

Once I had shown the camera who was "boss" by initiating a factory reset the sun had gone down. As it was quite dark to the human eye I did take the opportunity to play with the EV settings for the first time. The other pictures were just tests but i did like the picture of the tree in the twilight which had the settings F5.6, 1/60s & ISO 1600. Not bad for my little 1/2.3 inch sensor on a Lumix FZ-82.