Shooting a minute-long exposure at Cannon Beach
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nice
joust671 1 week ago
@helladatguy because he uses a shit load of filters :)..probably 2 ND8 filters and probably one graduated
pgice 2 weeks ago
@thewrit3r load of them
pgice 2 weeks ago
Very nice!
astayathomebrad 3 weeks ago
Can you do a long exp[ on a long schlong ?
MistahWagwan 3 weeks ago
@zach3493 Thanx
HardyLilMonster 1 month ago
@HardyLilMonster f/6.3, iso 100 and 30" for your frame rate. the lower the f stop, the brighter the image, but an image too bright may make the image look too much of one color on long exposures. so set your f stop to a slightly bigger number. if its completely night time, set it as low as it can go. USE A TRIPOD! and always use a timer or a remote. never start the exposure right when you push down the shutter or it will shake the camera and mess it up.
zach3493 1 month ago
what settings did you have on your camera ? please
HardyLilMonster 1 month ago
@helladatguy Neutral Density filters ;)
thewrit3r 1 month ago
did you use any filters?
khashy87 2 months ago