d2jsp
Log InRegister
d2jsp Forums > Off-Topic > Graphic Design > Photography > Water
Add Reply New Topic New Poll
Views: 116Replies: 6Track Topic
Member
Posts: 80
Joined: Nov 1 2008
Gold: 0.00
#1
Jun 18 2009 03:42pm
experimenting with shorter and longer shutter speeds with water features: first one i think was at 1/4000 and other was a lot slower but can't remember






















Member
Posts: 13,461
Joined: Nov 16 2008
Gold: 200.46
#2
Jun 18 2009 03:53pm
Quote (ElWilko @ Thu, Jun 18 2009, 09:42pm)
experimenting with shorter and longer shutter speeds with water features: first one i think was at 1/4000 and other was a lot slower but can't remember

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb304/wilkozade2005/NORTHUMBERLAND/IMG_1956.jpg

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb304/wilkozade2005/NORTHUMBERLAND/IMG_1952.jpg


the first one i really like a lot
Member
Posts: 3,248
Joined: Mar 21 2008
Gold: 2,721.01
#3
Jun 18 2009 03:54pm
The exposure time on your second is 1/10, nicely done mate!
Member
Posts: 3,373
Joined: Dec 2 2006
Gold: 0.56
#4
Jun 18 2009 04:01pm
Quote (doyleo @ Thu, Jun 18 2009, 05:54pm)
The exposure time on your second is 1/10, nicely done mate!


I love the first one, the second not so much though, in my opinion fountains aren't very interesting when they are taken at long shutter speeds.
Member
Posts: 80
Joined: Nov 1 2008
Gold: 0.00
#5
Jun 18 2009 04:17pm
glad you like em,

heres another i did with a fast shutter speed

Member
Posts: 20,248
Joined: May 28 2006
Gold: 7,454.00
#6
Jun 18 2009 04:24pm
Wish i could change the shutter speed on my compact :P
Member
Posts: 8,650
Joined: Aug 1 2007
Gold: Locked
Trader: Scammer
#7
Jun 18 2009 05:09pm
i like both the first and the second one
Go Back To Photography Topic List
Add Reply New Topic New Poll

© 2003-2026 d2jsp  Contact