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byrt_001 Wrote:hehehehe
done it
How does this help smarti?
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byrt_001 Wrote:NT73 Wrote:byrt_001 Wrote:hehehehe
done it
How does this help smarti?
come on...experiment..play around
photography is about having fun....and discovering new ways to do it.
these days with digital you have no waste...
take care
christian
Others have answered the question, Now smarti may play and experiment.
This was done by switching off the light, setting the camera to night mode and self timer, propping it on the shelf and waving a blue led key ring light around. If I had with this camera more than 2.5 secs, I could have been more creative. But.......hence new camera.
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oops.. forgot to add something.
It may be a good idea to manually focus on the plane where you intend to "paint" the light and use a tighter aperture than normal to try to keep the sparks in focus. Otherwise the camera will probably focus on the background and your masterpiece will be out of focus.
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