Night time extended exposure photography part 2

[CMD888333]

...from all the info i've watched in youtube for 3 weeks, all of your presentations are the best so far. I appreciate very much the way you conducted your instructional videos. more power to you.

[UnemployedZebra]

this is the first vid of yours that i have seen so you may have said this before but what camera do you use??

[PhotoClassPro]

@UnemployedZebra I never openly discuss the camera I use because I feel it is not relevant. It is a DSLR. And any DSLR can do what I did in this video. You may be just curious, and I understand that, but some people would consider purchasing a camera based on what I use. And that is just silly. So I don't openly discuss my camera.

[UnemployedZebra]

@PhotoClassPro ok thanks that makes sense. I just bought a nikon d3100 and i am extremely happy with it. but thanks again and your videos are extremely helpful!

[rodbo]

Did you use a star filter to make the lights have the 6 point star effect...?

[PhotoClassPro]

@rodbo No that is an effect caused by a closed down aperture in a dark condition. (f/22 I think)

[rw9259]

Excuse the silly question but where's part 1?

[dokgold]

Where do you send the photochallenge entry Jim?

[meltdownman1]

Can you burn up your camera's sensor by holding down the shutter too long?

The Meltdownman

[ZXOH]

@meltdownman1 only if you hold it into the sun for a real long time^^ i have made pictures with 3 min of shutter time on a sunny day and nothing happened to the sensor =)

[d8jl7]

wow! nice shots!

[CopperheadViper]

i have an old SLR from the 60's and i wanted to take some nighttime photos, and i didn't have bulb mode on it so i just put a rubber band down on the trigger. i was surprised that the pictures came out great!

[DonMcGu]

Some great tips there

[26NIELGAB]

thanks bro! your awesome!