Jan 18, 2005, 20:32
I had this idea for a photography technique and I wondered if anyone had seen anything like it (I haven;t actually tried it yet)
During the discussions about IR pics elsewhere and the resultant slow shutter speed, I got to thinking that that might be an interesting effect in full colour - that is, use an ND filter to cut the amount of light so you can use really slow shutter-speeds (below 1/10-ish) in full sunlight... Landscapes shot this way would have an interesting effect because branches, etc. would have some motion blur but the horizon and buildings, etc. would be tack-sharp (assuming the use of a sturdy tripod!) My hope is that you will be able to 'see the wind' in a way.
What do y'all think?
During the discussions about IR pics elsewhere and the resultant slow shutter speed, I got to thinking that that might be an interesting effect in full colour - that is, use an ND filter to cut the amount of light so you can use really slow shutter-speeds (below 1/10-ish) in full sunlight... Landscapes shot this way would have an interesting effect because branches, etc. would have some motion blur but the horizon and buildings, etc. would be tack-sharp (assuming the use of a sturdy tripod!) My hope is that you will be able to 'see the wind' in a way.
What do y'all think?
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