camera setting that helps you control the amount of light entering the lens
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Last night, our photography club went to downtown Asheville to
All the pictures have the same ISO 100, and same aperture of 4.0, and all used the timer and tripod. Pictures taken at 9:22 pm, not really dark enough to truly play with this wonderful feature.
The only difference is the exposure settings.
1 second exposure
( I love this shot because of the car blur, the car on the left is a police car, they weren't going fast at all as it's a 4 way stop there, but they look like they are speeding by )
2.5 exposure
4 second exposure
( notice the cars at this exposure, is reduced to just tail lights , and I like the ghosting of the people as they walked down the side walk )
13 second exposure
( You can see that it wasn't dark enough to use all of my 16 second exposure that I had available :)
So it is very cool to play with this feature, I want to do another sequence shot like this one to show how much light can be added during the night just using street lights and building lights. This really did amaze me!
Do you know where the exposure setting is on your camera?
9 comments:
I love the old timey truck in front of what looks like an old timey building. Nice capture!
...great piccy's Sandee looks like you had a lotta fun, the one with the red tail lights is a pretty cool effect & I must say the yellow car/pick-up? in the backgroud is mighty fine too...Mel :)
great photos- how fun to play with your camera this way!
You do take the most amazing photos Sandee, I love that old fashioned truck in front of the tavern. Anne x
Great images and excellent experimenting. I took a photo a day last year and spent a lot of time experimenting with this setting - fun to see the results. Good job and thanks for sharing all that!
This is very cool! I've always wanted to try this, but don't have a tripod or remote, so mine come out all blurry!
Have to admit I don't know where the exposure setting is on our camera--but I do know where the instruction manual is, LOL! Beautiful photos!
Great photos. I like the first one the best. Although it's interesting to see the differences. Sounds like you had a great time.
Hugs,
Kay
Love the yellow truck in your photo. What a quaint looking town. Sorry I haven't been by lately; busy at work, and my niece's wedding is almost here!--Pat
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