other techniques?
JM 0 DER wrote:
bad mom wrote: Longer, hand-held exposures that give a painterly quality to scenic photos.
Second-curtain flash + slow shutter speeds at twilight and at night
"Camera tossing"
Thanks. Well I have already done the long hand held shots, but that was due to not having a tripod, not because I wanted a painter affect. Camera tossing, is that really what I think it is?
put the camera on a long exposure and press the shutter then toss camera into the air, dont try it if you aint good at catching
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JM 0 DER wrote:
bad mom wrote: Longer, hand-held exposures that give a painterly quality to scenic photos.
Second-curtain flash + slow shutter speeds at twilight and at night
"Camera tossing"
Thanks. Well I have already done the long hand held shots, but that was due to not having a tripod, not because I wanted a painter affect. Camera tossing, is that really what I think it is?
Yes, people really do toss their camera in the air. Crazy
but true. photobod wrote:
JM 0 DER wrote:
bad mom wrote: Longer, hand-held exposures that give a painterly quality to scenic photos.
Second-curtain flash + slow shutter speeds at twilight and at night
"Camera tossing"
Thanks. Well I have already done the long hand held shots, but that was due to not having a tripod, not because I wanted a painter affect. Camera tossing, is that really what I think it is?
put the camera on a long exposure and press the shutter then toss camera into the air, dont try it if you aint good at catching
Oh My. Thanks. ummm I'll pass on that one.
Here is a thread with the
doing it.www.photographytalk.com/forum/photograph...t=15&start=15#160994
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