Hi there,
This evening, I have been experimenting with the flash function and long exposure times. Here is the best shot of a series of about 12:
Technical info: f/13, 6 seconds exposure time, ISO 800, focal length 56 mm, flash sync on the 2nd curtain.
Kind regards,
Clemens
Here is another one with some real movement. Syncing the flash on the 2nd curtain makes for a trailing blur instead of having the blurred part in front of the object. This way, motion looks more natural.
Kind regards,
Clemens
Clemens, both photos are amazing, well done!!!
I'm far from a photography expert, but it looks like you you had a time exposure of seven seconds.
How do you do that for so long without washing out the photo?
Thanks!
I like your experiment! Especially your 'ghost' arm is very cool :)
Stunning pictures Clemens, particularlythe first one.
Not a bad watch either LOL
Excellent shot!! Thanks for sharing.
rgds
ks
Hi Nad, by using a small aperture, high iso and underexposing the flash by 2 full stops. I had the camera on the tripod, used the mirror lock-up feature to reduce movement and also had it on a 2 second timer so I didn't have to touch the camera to take the shot.
Kind regards,
Clemens
Clemens,
That's really cool...I love the "ghost image" effect in the second photo!
Clemens, is that all????!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
Just kidding. Very nice results, but I don't think that my point & shoot Leica v-Lux 20 can do all that!
Very cool shot, however it was done.
Nice shot Clemens !
Regards,
[iStefan][/i]
Somehow almost missed this post! Stunning photos and me here ever more amazed Clemens, at your technical prowess with a camera.
I need to bring the blue PPPC around to your "studio" so that you can take a couple of pro photos of it! LOL
Best regards
Mark