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Honey I'm Home #2
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Carol Brill |
This shot has an energy about it that sets it apart from #1, Art. The star trails are more dramatic and fill the sky with some mesmerizing curves!
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Kristen McKain |
nice image, Art!
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- Carolyn M. Fletcher  Contact Carolyn M. Fletcher Carolyn M. Fletcher's Gallery |
This is da bomb!!! And might I say what a great house you have!!!!! Love this!
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Nicole Boenig-McGrade |
Hi Art! Brilliant! What a perfect night, house, surroundings. May I ask how you achieved this effect on the photo?
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Arthur Rosch |
This is done by using the remote timer switch on the Canon 10D. I set it to take 16 shots, each six minutes long, no more than one second apart. The shots can then be stacked with software (in Pshop, I use the Lighten blending mode), thus accumulating the sum of all the shots since the foreground hasn't changed at all. It's just as simple as it sounds!
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Nicole Boenig-McGrade |
Hi Art, thank you very much!!! What a great effect! Kind regards, Nicole, West Australia
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BetterPhoto Member |
Hello Art, am I reading your thread correctly? How can one get the lights of your home to not come out Over Exposed, with a 6 minute exposure? Also, I thought al you could get out of most DSLR cameras was a 30 second exposure? Still not clear how you acheived this photo? I understand having to layer the 16 shots to give you the combined movment of the stars over a 96 minute passage of time, IT seems that you would still have to take a half to 2 second exposure to get the amount of lighting that is displayed from the lights of your house? Luuv your work, Thank You, dev
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Arthur Rosch |
dev, you can get way more than 30 seconds from a DSLR. five, six, eight minutes, that's routine. I've taken forty five minute shots with acceptable noise. It depends somewhat on ambient temperature, the colder the better. But fifty, sixty degrees is no big deal. DSLRS are clean! up to ISO 400 even at very long exposure. The house lighting was carefully turned on and off for ten or twenty seconds at a time (it will accumulate over all 16 exposures!) and there was a fishtank bulb left on. This formula took quite a few nights to discover. BTW.. if you're near a copy of eDigital Photo magazine's June issue, my photo is on the cover and I've written the feature story.
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BetterPhoto Member |
I truly am in awe of what Pros like yourself are able to discover as well as have learned about the chemistry and effects from lenses and settings on cameras. I just began shooting as a hobby in November and would luuv to send you some shots that I consider pretty good in my local area in South Orange County CA / San Clemente and Dana Point. Are you familiar with this region. I will be looking for the June issue next time I am at the book store, CONGRATULATIONS-!!! That's got to Feel Great. If you are interested in seeing some low res files / 100K, my e address is venturiman1@cox.net, dev
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Nicole Boenig-McGrade |
Congratulations Art!!! I thought we'd be seeing this one again. Good luck in the finals my friend.
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