Georg R. Baumann
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Apart from technicalities, I am kinda fond of it. 8 sec exposures x11 on Manfrotto - Olympus E1 - 2007
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beach scene
- Thread starter Georg R. Baumann
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Sandrine Bascouert
Member
I can feel the wind blow inside my hears - beautiful!
John Angulat
pro member
I'll just simply say "I'd hang that on MY living room wall!"
Andy brown
Well-known member
Lovely image Georg and just a nice amount of movement.
I'm not sure what you mean by 8 sec exposures x 11.
Obviously it's daylight (sunshine) so an 8 sec exposure would require a seriously low ISO rating plus ND's (plenty) plus a tiny aperture.
Are you saying it's 11 seperate exposures each of 8 seconds? I'm not quite comprehending.
The movement in the clouds looks consistent with an 8 second exposure on a windy day but the movements in the grass are quite ambiguous.
Also, am I right to think that the wind was coming from behind you at about a 45 degree angle to your left shoulder?
Sorry for so many questions but I am intrigued.
I'm not sure what you mean by 8 sec exposures x 11.
Obviously it's daylight (sunshine) so an 8 sec exposure would require a seriously low ISO rating plus ND's (plenty) plus a tiny aperture.
Are you saying it's 11 seperate exposures each of 8 seconds? I'm not quite comprehending.
The movement in the clouds looks consistent with an 8 second exposure on a windy day but the movements in the grass are quite ambiguous.
Also, am I right to think that the wind was coming from behind you at about a 45 degree angle to your left shoulder?
Sorry for so many questions but I am intrigued.
Georg R. Baumann
Inactive
Andy,
Yeah that's right, 11x 8 sec @ ISO 100 F/16 plus strong ND. Wind was in higher spheres, on the ground just the occasional breeze.
Here an hour later:
Yeah that's right, 11x 8 sec @ ISO 100 F/16 plus strong ND. Wind was in higher spheres, on the ground just the occasional breeze.
Here an hour later:
Mike Shimwell
New member
George,
Now I am intrigued. What did you do with the eleven exposures?
Mike
Now I am intrigued. What did you do with the eleven exposures?
Mike
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Apart from technicalities, I am kinda fond of it. 8 sec exposures x11 on Manfrotto - Olympus E1 - 2007
Georg,
This is fun. I get that the 8 seconds is to add blur and movement of the clouds. Why again 11? Is this tone mapped? What focal length? any stitching? Interesting in B&W after pulling back on the exposure.
Asher