wing tong wrote:
Chris: when you say "dragging the shutter", are you just saying keep the shutter open? And how much and in what sort of motion are you moving the camera? Thanks.
Shutter speeds from 1/4 to 1/2 second and longer focal lengths, around 200 to 300mm... And moving the camera typically in the direction of the length of the subject matter (moving the camera up and down for tree trunks etc...)
ChrisDM wrote:
Dragging the shutter and moving the camera during landscape exposures. A few from this series have actually made it to gallery showings. It is easier to sell as "art" than your more standard landscape print:
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Chris Miller
www.imagineimagery.com
Ulff wrote:
no, the negative was just the way you see it...
In the table tennis shot, looks like you've got 2 separate flashes going so maybe slightly long exposure in pitch darkness, setup on one side and flash that side, run over to the other side and flash the other side?
wing tong wrote:
In the table tennis shot, looks like you've got 2 separate flashes going so maybe slightly long exposure in pitch darkness, setup on one side and flash that side, run over to the other side and flash the other side?
Exactly! . 30s exposure in pitch darkness and a friend who flashes two times with another camera without a film in it, each side only once and the middle of the table gets the most light. You can see it in the way the shadows fall in the picture.
