This was an 8 second exposure, iso 100, F 2.8, taken with a 3 stop gradient ND filter in Northern California.
Dude Great photo! @SteveCA and great idea for another fun thread. Was also very pleased to see your camera settings.
I've not yet delved into the world of long exposure photography but will be giving it a go tomorrow.
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Awesome shot!!!!!!This was an 8 second exposure, iso 100, F 2.8, taken with a 3 stop gradient ND filter in Northern California.
What ND filter did you use? I have been looking online and seen a nice set by PolarPro for long exposures
Awesome shot!!!!!!
I want to start doing some LE photos... I can't say photography because I'm so horrible they are just shots!
Curious, and maybe a stupid question, but is the dark side of your gradient filter on the right side?
Gotcha. That explains the dark side on the right! ThanksNo the filter was oriented dark on top and clear on the bottom. I added a bit of vignetting in PS to get the effect I was looking for.
Another cool shot! Would have made an amazing hyperlapse.
Do you know if it's possible to use these techniques with a time-lapse sequence?
No need to freeze. I fly all my hyperlapses from inside the comforts of my truck. Occusync 2 is phenomenal and you will not have any problems with signal while flying your hyperlapses. Ive tested it out to over 10,000 feet over open water with 4 bars of signal strength the whole way. I've even put the controller down below my dash, near my feet with the drone 5000 feet out and still got 5 bars of signal. It is rock soid even with my engine running to keep warm in the truck lol. Its that stable! YMMV though so be sure to keep an eye on your signal strength meter!Cool! Love the hyperlapse dude. I'm going to be freezing my balls off tomorrow trying all this out somewhere lol
Is Occusync automatic or is it something we must add on?
Did you also have an ND filter on for the hyperlapse video?
Thanks
Beautiful!!!!!This was an 8 second exposure, iso 100, F 2.8, taken with a 3 stop gradient ND filter in Northern California.
INCREDIBLE!!!!!This was an 8 second exposure, iso 100, F 2.8, taken with a 3 stop gradient ND filter in Northern California.
What a great pic, full marks.This was an 8 second exposure, iso 100, F 2.8, taken with a 3 stop gradient ND filter in Northern California.