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Day Time Long Exposure Shots

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De-Clan
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hey M&A

So I'm a senior and my concentration for AP art is motion

i want to do some long exposure shots at day time but have no experience with them. My teacher is a bitch and wont let me change my concentration now

i have some nice night timed ones but i need to do some daytime ones or she will fail me (supposedly)

I think i need to buy a neutral density filter to do good ones but i need some suggestions, and if anybody has one they want to sell/trade me let me know

any help would be much appreciated

thanks

-declan
Jan 12 2014 5:55PM
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Bhroscoe
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What do you plan on shooting? How long do you plan to leave the shutter open?
Jan 12 2014 6:20PM
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De-Clan
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I would love some like water shots, skiing though a park following the motions of the person skiing though, anything tho
Jan 12 2014 6:26PM
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SeanTom
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like.......2 ND filters
Jan 12 2014 7:01PM
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De-Clan
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Selling them
Jan 12 2014 7:29PM
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Lou.
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A long exposure of someone hitting a rail would be so dope. Just put the tripod at a 90 degree angle of the rail and bang bang
Jan 12 2014 8:41PM
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mvf
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Not much experience but ya you'll need an ND filter of some sort.
Jan 12 2014 10:54PM
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special-J
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screw spending money on filters... just wait until sunset or dusk and leave it open 5-10 seconds and it'll look exactly like daytime.


…I think
Jan 12 2014 11:31PM
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Mag
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Meh, try it with welding glass first.
Jan 13 2014 2:20AM
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Andi_G
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This. Here's a really good tutorial; http://www.diyphotography.net/use-welding-glass-as-10-stops-nd-filter
Jan 22 2014 12:58PM
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90053
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thats pretty cool

Jan 22 2014 7:01PM
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Aenigma
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Keep in mind that depending on how long the rail/exposure is, they might not even show up in the photo.
Jan 22 2014 10:07PM
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