 Jennifer N. Flaherty |
Water Shots i love taking water shots but I am not sure how to get that smooth, mystic look to flowing water, almost like a blur only "flowy". haha, does that make sense? im not sure of what setting to use. any advice? much appreciation!
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Mark Feldstein |
Long exposures, as in time exposures, up to half a minute or even longer. Mark
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Christopher A. Vedros |
. . . and you'll need to support your camera on a tripod to keep it steady during the long exposure.
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Jennifer N. Flaherty |
Thanks Mark and Chris! ya'll are alright fellas in my book!
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Nobu Nagase |
Adding to what Mark and Chris, to accomplish long exposures, it's best to shoot under the overcast sky, or shooting during early morning hours or near the sunset hours, and use of ND filter. Here's a good thread you may wish to check out.
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Nobu Nagase |
...that is,.. for outdoor shoot...
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Jennifer N. Flaherty |
Thanks sooo much Nobi! that advice was great and that thread had amazing tips on it! I really think this information will helo. Thanks so much! Gratefully, Jennifer
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