Slow Shutter Speed: Share your photos!!!

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hehe, bale, kanang thin na twirling light kay gikan na cya sa sa LED sa kanang lubot sa lighter bitaw.. then the bigger light is from a LED flashlight.

- shutter was set to around 4-5 sec, flash sync to Rear-Curtain [sakto ba term?]
- model was asked to pose and freeze for the whole duration of the exposure
- at the click of the shutter button, the persons holding the lighter & flashlight started light painting
- flash fired at the end of exposure to illuminate the subject

if you look closely, makita gmy ang tsinelas sa kato ng-gunit sa LEDs, hehe

thank you for teaching us (beginners) sir i will try this tonight

[dbgg1979]

1. mount your camera on a tripod or somewhere or something stable.
2. set your camera to shutter priority
3. you have to start somewhere, so try setting your shutter to 1/10.
4. Check your photo.
5. If you don't like the result, go back to step 3 but use a slower shutter speed.

More experienced users have other tinkering to do but this will do for you for now. Get it right then you can move on experimenting with going full manual - white balance, aperture and iso.

^sir dbgg ask lang tako since i'm new to photography, how do you make those kinds of effect sa car lights?

[skel-g73]

apil apil ko gamay

my share:

[phatwell83]

My share:
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1. mount your camera on a tripod or somewhere or something stable.
2. set your camera to shutter priority
3. you have to start somewhere, so try setting your shutter to 1/10.
4. Check your photo.
5. If you don't like the result, go back to step 3 but use a slower shutter speed.

More experienced users have other tinkering to do but this will do for you for now. Get it right then you can move on experimenting with going full manual - white balance, aperture and iso.

Thank you for the quick reply sir

As soon as i get those 4 steps correctly, please2x do teach me the more advanced steps

[undercover_lover]

pa share... slow shutter on a bright sunny day is much more challenging.

[dbgg1979]

pareha ra siguro ka challenging oi. naa lay added cost kay you need the right filters

I love the photo btw. Thanks for sharing Asa ni dapit?

pa share... slow shutter on a bright sunny day is much more challenging.

[chaowix]

my photo sa fuente. dili same ka nindot ni dbgg.

ask lang ko. slow shutter during day time kay mo hayag lge pag ayo. unsaon na sir?

[dbgg1979]

adto ka ask ni undercover_lover ai. sige na siya slow shutter ug day time.

bitaw. ask sa ko nimo ha. dSLR imo gamit? if yes, then paliti ug ND filter. go to your suking tindahan now they can be stacked on top of each other so you can slow your shutter further to get that nice effect you see around here in the forum. like this one https://www.istorya.net/forums/6539495-post251.html

my photo sa fuente. dili same ka nindot ni dbgg.

ask lang ko. slow shutter during day time kay mo hayag lge pag ayo. unsaon na sir?

[chaowix]

w0w si "piso" james yu is my classmate back in HS. yes sir entry level slr. one more thing, mga pila kaha na sir? lahi pud tong UV filter? any stores ma recommend?