Cynikal.Mindset

discuss, comments etc

Cantonagod

I really like the ghosting effect. How did you do that.

Cynikal.Mindset

it was a 3.2 second exposure, so any movement is blurred and if an object moves it will show whatever's in the back ground

imported_Rayz_si

gangsta sheet. Ah badman dat, de DJ ina de Basement so

looks gangsta

Cantonagod

So you set teh cameras shutter to stay open for 3.2 seconds?
I gotta see if my new camera can do that.

Cynikal.Mindset

yea set the exposure time and apeture to the correct setting for the exposure...

imported_jonny_emo

always love shots like that! now i just have to get a camera that works so that i can do that! lol lightening looks great!

Cynikal.Mindset

there was quite abit of post processing done to the picture aswell...I'll post the original so yall can see

Cynikal.Mindset

kwyze

thats a really nice picture. i just wish i had a decent digital camera. mine is 2 mega pixels and to show how old it is, that's when 2 mega pixels were just around.

really cool picture though

imported_SilverSleeper

I love long exposure photographs. Yours looks really cool Cynikal. Here are some my own.

rjngo

cool pics but one question - how would you do a long exposure setting?

imported_hdave

that looks really professional, good work

imported_SilverSleeper

On cheaper on point and shoot cameras, you would have to manipulate the conditions until you get results you want. The "night" feature will usually give longer exposure times.

On my camera, there is a full manual mode that allows me to amongst other things, set the length of the exposure.

Notorious

Sweet pic Matt!

Connie

Good Pic Matthew

rjngo

thanks...i knew i should have bought semi manual camera but sometimes this point and shoot one's does the job

Cynikal.Mindset

my camera is point and shoot but has manual features (manual focus, exposure and aperture settings etc)

RajunCajun

Wow, that's a nice effect. Photoshopping it really did help the colour contrast as well. GJ man.

Brett

I like the pic! few second exposures give some really cool effects. A few years a go i made a ghost picture of my old dog. It was really neat, i called her and she walked directly down the side walk towards the camera. But in the final photo there was no dog! btw does your electrical connections in the background meet safety standards???