Long Exposure Photography...... Without Filters!
Discussion
This guy sounds remarkably like the one with the dog and the maple bacon sandwich... but anyway, apparently you don't need an ND filter to take long exposures in daylight...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3m9k76uf5k
'Multiple exposure mode single photo auto gain on' says the man... nope, not seeing that anywhere. Never mind, even if it was, by the time I'd found it (and then refound it afterwards to switch it off)(assuming I remembered it was on) - I could have held a bit of grey glass over the front...
Do you use this technique Rob?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3m9k76uf5k
'Multiple exposure mode single photo auto gain on' says the man... nope, not seeing that anywhere. Never mind, even if it was, by the time I'd found it (and then refound it afterwards to switch it off)(assuming I remembered it was on) - I could have held a bit of grey glass over the front...
Do you use this technique Rob?
mjcneat said:
I like his attempts at scratching a lens..... 
Simpo Two said:
This guy sounds remarkably like the one with the dog and the maple bacon sandwich... but anyway, apparently you don't need an ND filter to take long exposures in daylight...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3m9k76uf5k
'Multiple exposure mode single photo auto gain on' says the man... nope, not seeing that anywhere. Never mind, even if it was, by the time I'd found it (and then refound it afterwards to switch it off)(assuming I remembered it was on) - I could have held a bit of grey glass over the front...
Do you use this technique Rob?
Is this a jpg thing?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3m9k76uf5k
'Multiple exposure mode single photo auto gain on' says the man... nope, not seeing that anywhere. Never mind, even if it was, by the time I'd found it (and then refound it afterwards to switch it off)(assuming I remembered it was on) - I could have held a bit of grey glass over the front...
Do you use this technique Rob?
Or does it need a lot of blending in photoshop? Of the bits that move.
Like the water. The clouds.
The trees if the wind is blowing ....
People and animals ....
Surely there is a PS action that would give pretty much the same result from a single file? But then, where's the video in that?
Edited by LongQ on Saturday 21st November 16:58
LongQ said:
Is this a jpg thing?
Or does it need a lot of blending in photoshop? Of the bits that move.
Like the water. The clouds.
The trees if the wind is blowing ....
People and animals ....
Surely there is a PS action that would give pretty much the same result from a single file? But then, where's the video in that?
I think the advantage of this is that you just press the button and the camera mashes it all together. It won't suit everyone or every situation, but would probably do roughly what an ND filter with - but with software instead of hardware.Or does it need a lot of blending in photoshop? Of the bits that move.
Like the water. The clouds.
The trees if the wind is blowing ....
People and animals ....
Surely there is a PS action that would give pretty much the same result from a single file? But then, where's the video in that?
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