The Right Composition for a Super Long Exposure Photo
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We are back in Venice, Italy with my friend Alex Meidany!
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In this episode, we talk about composition to find the right foreground elements for a more powerful composition, then we shoot a super long exposure at F16 with an ND1200, 100 ISO with 580 seconds of exposure !
Thanks Mr. Meidany to show up again. Thanks Serge for having him here again. درود بیکران به آقای میدانی عزیز
+M Potter Thank you So much M Potter
Spots become visible becouse when you use small aperture light falling on dust on your sensor is very narrow and causes hard shadow. Although when you use for example f2,8 light rays hits dust from different angles - light falling on that participle is very wide.
Closing your aperture means "more" DOF... this also affects dust on the lens which appears more "sharp" which results in visible spots.
love it, Serge!
Superb tutorial.
I'm not sure about the necessity of extra-long exposure for this particular shot, though.
Thx to you both!
Great. Serge can you do a tutorial on Sony a7r 2 bulb mode and manual shooting. Thanks .....
Great video as always Serge. The audio sounded a little muffled on the editing section though. Did you do something different?
Hi Serge! Awesome Vid! Can you please make a comparison vid b/w Lightroom and Darktable please! Thanks!
At the very end under Lens Correction, it would have been the perfect touch to go under MANUAL and help get rid of the dark corners of the image, other than that, the picture is FANTASTIC!
Also, how important is it to use a lens hood when you use a very strong nd filter? I ask, because I am thinking of buying a 77mm filter for one lens and would want to use it on other lenses with smaller filter sizes, using a step-down ring. The thing is, the lens hoods on the smaller lenses would not be big enough to accomodate the large filter.
great vids can u tell me what tripod you are using and any tips on a travel tripod. regards Simon (UK)
most my black and white photos been taken with my mobile phones, there's no need to spend too much money to create, or to achieve a great results. The most important things is the light!
Cool video, Serge!:)
I think, there are a lot of cool and expensive stuff for photography, but im really interested to watch videos about cheap stuff from ebay or amazon doesnt matter. What do you think about it?
I'm new to long exposure photography - so when you said you used a ND 1200 filter or ND 12 filter - what does that mean? And why can't I find one on Amazon or B & H?
If I already have/use the Photographer package for adobe, is there any way to apply discount this to my current subscription?
Monsieur Serge - Do you think that it is important to use multi-coated filters when using ND filters? Merci...
Hi Serge can I know which tripod you use for long exposure? Thank you
Thx for that
Serge, is the filter you're using the graduated one?
Cela serait tellement bien d'avoir des tutos en Français, car ils sont excellents
whoa, did you just say that the only way to get Lightroom now is by subscribing to CC? or did you mean the combination of Lr and Ps?
im pretty sure LR 6 is available on b&h independently
u should not even touch the b/w tab ur so dammmm good with colour !!!!
Hi, Ive a Canon 550D and 2 lens 70/300mm and 18/55mm.. and I can get a sharper image. why? its my camera?our my lens? or both?
+Hugo Rodrigues Is the lens . make the sharp or no sharp image
+Meidany Photography thks a lot
What is precisely the name of that filter ?
I could have sworn he said Hoya, but Hoya doesn't list a ND1200.
+Kenneth Smith yeah, I couldn't find it eaither, probably some other desigantion ..
+drkucalo1 the filter is about stops. 10 or 12 stops. I use a Hoya ND 400 9 stop and it works perfectly.
+MrMilepost That was not my question.
+drkucalo1 I think he was talking about the Haida PRO II Multi-Coated ND 3.6 4000X 12 Stops, because I haven't seen any Hoya 12 stop filter www.amazon.com/Haida-Multi-Coated-Optical-Neutral-Density/dp/B010ECIXNE/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455920111&sr=8-8&keywords=Hoya+ND+filter+12+stops
Hello Serge Ramelli,
I really love your works and your tutorials. I just found out a new style of color on Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/hamadahideaki/
Could you make a tutorial for this one? This type of color so freshness and playful, especially for kids and family! Thanks a lot and have a great day sir!
Hey check out brandonwoelfel on Instagram his photos are good ! Can you show do you edit those photos on Lightroom ? Thanks
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It seems there's a sun rising on the pond. Behind the church. Technichality does not allways does a good work. Thats your problem. Sorry Serge. You better take 5 year course on Painting and 5 more on architecture.
black and white is not your style, still like your magenta more haha