Help with night time long exposure photography. I live in a very small city not alot of night time traffic but i was just playing around and see if i can nail it. what settings would you all suggest to get that car streaking effect
If that gets a decent overall exposure without too much overall blur (gimbal can do only do much), 2 to 4 second shutter should get moving car blur. The blur comes from the movement of the car lights during those 2 to 4 seconds.I was using ISO 100 and shutter 2.5 or 4 i cant remember I was kinda just up there messing around and i was in manual and C mode
Don't you have it there? I see the car lights blurred in both photos. (The blur comes from the movement of the car lights during those 2 to 4 seconds.) Really?Help with night time long exposure photography. I live in a very small city not alot of night time traffic but i was just playing around and see if i can nail it. what settings would you all suggest to get that car streaking effect
I did but wanted to have a better understanding on the settingsDon't you have it there? I see the car lights blurred in both photos. (The blur comes from the movement of the car lights during those 2 to 4 seconds.) Really?
Agreed. I always here bracketing your exposures in photography is a great way to do it, and gives you the one you like best. If you can do that on the fly, you'll have it.I did but wanted to have a better understanding on the settings
ND filters have the effect that less light reaches the sensor.i hear no one talking about ND Filters, would those not help?
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