Nice work mr steady hands. Love those speed blurs. I always wondered how they shoot the spinning stars. What is the secret? Do you just point up and shoot or do you need to focus on a certain star?
Find the North Star, turn on the long-exposure noise reduction, test focus & exposure using the H2 ISO, & go watch a movie. I did one a couple years ago with the ole' 20d, I'll have to do a comparison if I can find it. Thanks for the comments boys. I think Miah's neutral density filters are the way to go with the daytime long exposures though, nice work.
i really like the feel of the 2nd one. nice bottom-weighted composition. the first one is sick too, you have like a time cord for that?
ReplyDeleteNice work mr steady hands. Love those speed blurs. I always wondered how they shoot the spinning stars. What is the secret? Do you just point up and shoot or do you need to focus on a certain star?
ReplyDeleteI lover these. I have been wanting to experiment with long exposure too. Yeah what is the secret for the stars?
ReplyDeleteI just read my post, too funny to change the first sentence...
ReplyDelete55 minutes is a long time to see if your photo turned out! Beautiful water shots.
ReplyDeleteFind the North Star, turn on the long-exposure noise reduction, test focus & exposure using the H2 ISO, & go watch a movie. I did one a couple years ago with the ole' 20d, I'll have to do a comparison if I can find it. Thanks for the comments boys. I think Miah's neutral density filters are the way to go with the daytime long exposures though, nice work.
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