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Long exposure photography
by Nathalie on Thu Oct 27, 2016 9:01 pm
Ive been reading on long exposure photography and ... wow!! what amazing pictures can come out of this.. even in bright day light! and im not talking about waterfalls loll
I dont want to grab any pictures on google to respect the photographers work.. but if you search for long exposure photography.. you will find thousands and thousands.
What I did find tho that I wanted to share with you in this table for LONG EXPOSURE TIMES AND ITS EFFECTS ON MOVING OBJECTS
Have fun
I dont want to grab any pictures on google to respect the photographers work.. but if you search for long exposure photography.. you will find thousands and thousands.
What I did find tho that I wanted to share with you in this table for LONG EXPOSURE TIMES AND ITS EFFECTS ON MOVING OBJECTS
Have fun
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Re: Long exposure photography
by JohnP on Fri Oct 28, 2016 4:54 am
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Re: Long exposure photography
by JohnP on Fri Oct 28, 2016 4:58 am
great for night shots
IMG_0224.jpg by John Pate, on Flickr
And fireworks.
1DS_5931 by John Pate, on Flickr
IMG_0224.jpg by John Pate, on FlickrAnd fireworks.
1DS_5931 by John Pate, on Flickr
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Re: Long exposure photography
by Michelle Hebert on Fri Oct 28, 2016 6:43 am
What can I say , am really just a beginner , those are just stunning ... and its fall here now , where all is brown and ugly , nothing to make me want to go out and photograph till real snow gets here ...
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Re: Long exposure photography
by JohnP on Fri Oct 28, 2016 8:07 am
Michelle Hebert wrote:What can I say , am really just a beginner , those are just stunning ... and its fall here now , where all is brown and ugly , nothing to make me want to go out and photograph till real snow gets here ...
Long exposures are really easy. The only important thing is to have a really sturdy tripod (think Gitzo)
Camera settings are not that critical, eg a twenty second exposure at f5.6 is exactly the same setting as a ten second at f4 or if you take it to the nth degree, two years at at f5.6 is the same as one year at f4.
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Re: Long exposure photography
by Nathalie on Sat Oct 29, 2016 5:08 pm
Well last night with my mom's ND8 filter.. small filter so couldnt have a huge exposure time.. but we had fun I made a ghost out of my daughter loll
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Re: Long exposure photography
by Michelle Hebert on Sun Oct 30, 2016 10:00 am
Hope she wont haunt my house now
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Re: Long exposure photography
by Nathalie on Sun Oct 30, 2016 7:25 pm
Oh believe me... she is so not a ghost.... some days she is very very very much alive 
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