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10/12/2014 09:27PM (Thread Older Than 3 Years)
I've had this idea for a shot for some time but it didn't quite turn out as I had hoped. I was hoping for a clear night so that I could capture a crisp Milky Way right above my dad....oh well, good excuse to get out and try again rigth?
My Website: www.elmsphotography.ca
03/09/2015 07:04AM
Steve-
I've been visiting this site less-frequently lately, but when I do, it's often to see what you've been up to with photography. Do you happen to know if there's way to rig/time an external flash with a Canon 70's-era 35mm SLR film camera? I like the freeze effect when I have a person included in a long exposure sky/landscape photo, but would like to be able to alter the direction of the lighting.
I've been visiting this site less-frequently lately, but when I do, it's often to see what you've been up to with photography. Do you happen to know if there's way to rig/time an external flash with a Canon 70's-era 35mm SLR film camera? I like the freeze effect when I have a person included in a long exposure sky/landscape photo, but would like to be able to alter the direction of the lighting.
03/16/2015 01:46PM
Hubben I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to your questions. Perhaps someone here could assist?
I usually try to keep my ISO as low as possible for night shots as they start to get muddy with noise. I find about 3200 is my max, although with the D3s you can shoot up to 12800 and still get useable images
I usually try to keep my ISO as low as possible for night shots as they start to get muddy with noise. I find about 3200 is my max, although with the D3s you can shoot up to 12800 and still get useable images
My Website: www.elmsphotography.ca
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