no tripod?That's me. I just held still. Shot was 4 seconds long. That light rail train thing was going real slow and it's make the motion blur even better. But it wasnt hard to stand still. I just focused on that pole. My camera was set for remote continuous shooting. My phone had an IR blaster blaster on it so I can release the shutter using an app. So as soon as the train starts moving I start the shutter and it's taking continuous shots back to back. Each shot was 4 seconds. Here's another like right before this one.
https://flic.kr/p/Pxvwwb
Sure, I mean depending on the time of day I would consider any shutter speed that shows motion long exposure (and requires a tripod)Are you considering long exposure to mean more thaN 30 seconds
yeah it was on a tripodno tripod?
Ok got ityeah it was on a tripod
So do you guys ever rent lenses? Like lenses you can't afford?
Like I definitely can't afford both the 70-200mm F 2.8 or the Tamron/Sigma 150-600mm lenses but I rent them often enough to do the type of shots I wouldn't normally do.
i've contemplated renting lens, but i tend to be real good at hunting and finding deals. plus the ta,ron 70-200 2.8 is sharper and way fukkin cheaper than the damn nikon 70-200So do you guys ever rent lenses? Like lenses you can't afford?
Like I definitely can't afford both the 70-200mm F 2.8 or the Tamron/Sigma 150-600mm lenses but I rent them often enough to do the type of shots I wouldn't normally do.
yup i got that one that was posted. i haven't tested it out in a real situation but i figure i'll get a lot of work next week and over the holidays. I'll post some video when I do@The Devil's Advocate you pick up a stabilizer?
Got a shoot featured on Model Throwdown Mag. , they put it on their website and IG pages, nice to get some exposure out.
Photographer Eli Anthony with Charlie Kristine