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Thread: Long Exposures - Let's get arty!!

  1. 19-Oct-07, 10:27 #1
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    Default Long Exposures - Let's get arty!!

    Just wondered if anyone had played with their camera with a long exposure and deliberately thrown the camera about!! You can get some interesting results (I started with christmas tree lights by mistake one day).

    This image is of some coloured stage lights


    This image is of the lights on an audio mixing desk
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    This is my studio control room!!

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    Love the first 2 but the 3rd made me feel sick lol jan x
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    they are pretty good deemac, I have a few like that but only because i tried to take pictures from a moving car lol
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    The first of this seasons fireworks getting set off last night (but nothing to do with me I just took e photos!!!)










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    How do i know if I have that feature on my camera, does it have a letter to signify it on my dial. I have the letters M,A,S,P on mine?? Can't be bothered digging the manual out, its too heavy :P
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    Try using ISO100 in a low lighting situation (normally ISO100 would be for a bright daylight shot). You want the shutter to stay open for about 1/3 to 1 second. The rest is how fast you move the camera about etc (lots of trial and error) It can be very it or miss and strong lights in a dark setting help.

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    Thumbs up worth a look....

    This photo is worth a look.

    http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/d...umber=57&camID=

    The site that it is from has some pretty good quality images. I don't know whether to be inspired or be dejected.
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