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Night Photography
- Thread starter J4M35_UK
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you said the wordAgreed, now get some shots posted so it doesn't look like I'm whoreing myself
just scrolled through the preview and the star trails are sending me dizzy
I was thinking that tbh, but thought i may be well off-track - seemed better to ask rather than wonder.Think November 5th.
Cheers for the confirmation though
It's a bit more robust than sparklersI was thinking that tbh, but thought i may be well off-track - seemed better to ask rather than wonder.
Cheers for the confirmation though
Do you know the wire wool you use for cleaning paint and stuff? Well you get a ball of fine grade wire wool, tie it to a chain and tap it all over with the terminals of a 9V square battery. Then swing it around like a madman. Be careful not to touch it as molten iron is HOT!
No worries, it's worth a play even if you don't take any photos of it, it's just like being a gigantic firework!Thanks for the further info J4M35..
Looks like it was worth asking as it was a tad more complex than just, light firework...take photos (as i suspected
I dont think i will be practising it any time soon (max 8 seconds on my camera 
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I know there is talk of stacking, but i think i will leave that sort of photography until i have a slightly improved camera, but still like looking at these sorts of shots and getting the 'behind the scenes' idea of how they are done.
)I know there is talk of stacking, but i think i will leave that sort of photography until i have a slightly improved camera, but still like looking at these sorts of shots and getting the 'behind the scenes' idea of how they are done.
8 seconds will do you fine for wire wool/light painting!I dont think i will be practising it any time soon (max 8 seconds on my camera
I know there is talk of stacking, but i think i will leave that sort of photography until i have a slightly improved camera, but still like looking at these sorts of shots and getting the 'behind the scenes' idea of how they are done.
get fine stuff it lights easier, first time I did it it was quite course stuff. nothing a load of diesel could sort out thoughtCOOL!
Will have to go to the DIY store then at some point
hmm, i wasnt going to post mine as the ones above are so pro, but I've posted so will put some pics up, no uber long exposures on mine though, i dont have the patience, just some nigh time fun:
and yes i like a full moon (on film (zenit 12xp camera) only about 7 secs though):
what software did you use?, if you don't mind me asking