What's the Loooooooooooooooooooooooooongest Exposure you've ever done?
Dec 23, 2017 13:05:15 #
chikid68 wrote:
my best guess is the light variation is due to the fact that a couple cars drove past on the road behind it causing slight variation in lighting due to headlights even though the vehicles didn't show in the shot.
maybe someone a little more knowledgeable in long exposure can clarify this for us both.
maybe someone a little more knowledgeable in long exposure can clarify this for us both.
Well, that might well be the case, Chi ....
However, don't you remember whether the car was blue, green, black, or two-toned?
Dec 23, 2017 13:16:31 #
Chris T wrote:
A lotta work, that, huh, Pilot?
But worth every minute - I'd say!
But worth every minute - I'd say!
Thanks
Yes, I was in school Junior Yr working on my BFA in photography. I kept all kinds of notes then, that is how I still had all that shot info. I have a really nice shot of the river that was similar but showed the circular swirls of leaves on the surface of the water, but couldn't find it. I did a whole series of 8x10 pinhole shots for my portfolio.
Thanks for your imput.
Dec 23, 2017 13:21:55 #
Dec 23, 2017 13:39:37 #
Dec 23, 2017 13:39:55 #
ORpilot wrote:
Thanks
Yes, I was in school Junior Yr working on my BFA in photography. I kept all kinds of notes then, that is how I still had all that shot info. I have a really nice shot of the river that was similar but showed the circular swirls of leaves on the surface of the water, but couldn't find it. I did a whole series of 8x10 pinhole shots for my portfolio.
Thanks for your imput.
Yes, I was in school Junior Yr working on my BFA in photography. I kept all kinds of notes then, that is how I still had all that shot info. I have a really nice shot of the river that was similar but showed the circular swirls of leaves on the surface of the water, but couldn't find it. I did a whole series of 8x10 pinhole shots for my portfolio.
Thanks for your imput.
Sure, Pilot ...
Maybe - you forgot to digitize that one?
Dec 23, 2017 16:17:56 #
Chris T wrote:
Sure, Pilot ...
Maybe - you forgot to digitize that one?
Maybe - you forgot to digitize that one?
No, it is sitting in one of my many boxes of photos in the garage. Someday I'll get around to digitizeing the thousands of prints, negatives and Transparencies I have. Someday, it is right there with round to it.
Dec 23, 2017 16:25:21 #
ORpilot wrote:
No, it is sitting in one of my many boxes of photos in the garage. Someday I'll get around to digitizeing the thousands of prints, negatives and Transparencies I have. Someday, it is right there with round to it.
I think, Pilot ... we match on this ....
Dec 23, 2017 20:05:22 #
Kiron Kid wrote:
A few hours.
And, just what did you shoot for a few hours, KK (as one exposure) .... ???
Dec 23, 2017 20:09:01 #
tdekany wrote:
These Olympus cameras have a lot of unique tricks up their sleaves. But I stopped at around 45 minutes or so. The camera does all the work you just set it up, press the shutter and press it again when you have the picture you want. You see the picture develop on the lcd screen
This is interesting, Tom ... and it all comes up on the LCD, does it?
Dec 23, 2017 21:16:13 #
melendrez wrote:
1565 sec (~26 min).
Wow, Dean ... interesting ...
What made you decide to run it, so long?
Dec 23, 2017 22:12:18 #
Chris T wrote:
Please submit an example, if you can, and fill in some data on it .... Would you do something like that again, or no?
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Dec 23, 2017 22:40:26 #
Swede wrote:
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Me, Swede?
Oh, I see ....
MErry Christmas, to you, too, Swede ....
Dec 23, 2017 23:43:22 #
Only thing I believe about Christmas, get to see the sun a little more each day, that has some credible to it - George Carlin
Dec 23, 2017 23:53:49 #
Chris T wrote:
This is interesting, Tom ... and it all comes up on the LCD, does it?
Yes, you see the trail as it develops in the LCD. Very neat!
Dec 24, 2017 00:06:13 #
tdekany wrote:
Yes, you see the trail as it develops in the LCD. Very neat!
That IS ingenious, Tom ... give it a few months ... and Nikon, Canon, Pentax and Sony will take a slice off of that cake, believe you, me ....
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