Long Exposure


that's really long bro. if it were that dark, why not remove your nd110 and go for 30s? that'll be enough to smoothen out the water if you ask me. :)
 

that's really long bro. if it were that dark, why not remove your nd110 and go for 30s? that'll be enough to smoothen out the water if you ask me. :)

I wanted to try capturing the colors of the sky as it transits from almost nothing to sunrise, battery ran out right before the sun came out :confused: was supposed to hit around 20 minutes.
 

I wanted to try capturing the colors of the sky as it transits from almost nothing to sunrise, battery ran out right before the sun came out :confused: was supposed to hit around 20 minutes.

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you have vertical distortion in that last picture, can be seen in the reflections. ;)
 

you have vertical distortion in that last picture, can be seen in the reflections. ;)

The horizon was not center so I guess that caused the distortion, did not notice that, thank you :)
 



Deadfall

Pasir Ris Park

8 Minute Exposure

16-35mm f2.8 | ND110

My tripod feet were soaked by the rising tide, had to clean and oil them at home :)
 

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Mamiya RZ67

Tri X 400 - HC-110 Stand Developed 1:119

Japan



Rainbow Bridge - Odaiba Tokyo
15 minutes



Lake Chuzenji - Nikko
ND110 - 20 minutes

A sleepy hot spring town, used to be a very popular domestic tourist destination, but declined after international travel picked up.​
 



East Coast Park

Thought this shot was ruined when some fisherman decided to shine his torch right at the front of my camera during a hour long exposure, so cut it short at 45 minutes.

Turned out pretty alright.

Can't see anything on the groundglass so had to guesstimate the composition. Need to get a dark cloth.

Speed Graphic 4x5
Graflex 135mm f/4.7
Shanghai 100 Film
45 minutes @ f/8 (Reciprocal failure, original exposure time 8m)
No Filter
HC110 1:119 @ 45 minutes​
 

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Canon 5D
24mm f/1.4
ND110 + ND8
3:30min Exposure​
 



Canon 5D
24mm f/1.4
ND110 + ND8
4:00min Exposure​
 


9 minutes @ f/2.5 - 178mm Aero Ektar


45 minutes @ f/11 - 75mm Fujinon

Speed Graphic
Shanghai 100 4x5 Film
50 minute stand with HC-110 1:125​
 



Rocks and Starlight

45 Minutes

Mamiya RZ67
Sekor Z 50mm f/4.5
Kodak TriX400
HC-110 1:100 1 Hour​
 



20 minutes exposure.



40 minutes exposure with ND110.

Speed Graphic 4x5
Fujinon 75mm f/8
Shanghai Film 100
HC-110 1:100 Stand Developed​
 

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asterixsg said:
Love these two photographs. Well done :thumbsup:

Was wondering how u determine the exposure length. Is there a formula?
 

Love these two photographs. Well done :thumbsup:

Thank you!

Was wondering how u determine the exposure length. Is there a formula?

For digital, its quite straight forward, for example if it's a 1/30 exposure, with a 10 stop filter it would become 30 seconds.

For film, you have to factor in the reciprocity failure of the film into the exposure timings. For most films, you have to factor in extended exposure timings after 1 second. For example, for a measured exposure of 30 seconds with Tri X 400, to get the correct exposure, you would need to expose the film for 210 seconds.

You can read more here;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocity_%28photography%29


i really love this one...lovely composition having the piers pointing to ships over the horizon...great exposure..

well done..

Thanks soulfly, your works are inspirational too!
 

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Thank you!



For digital, its quite straight forward, for example if it's a 1/30 exposure, with a 10 stop filter it would become 30 seconds.

For film, you have to factor in the reciprocity failure of the film into the exposure timings. For most films, you have to factor in extended exposure timings after 1 second. For example, for a measured exposure of 30 seconds with Tri X 400, to get the correct exposure, you would need to expose the film for 210 seconds.

You can read more here;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocity_%28photography%29

thanks for the info!
 





Malaysia - Desaru

Speed Graphic 4x5
Fujinon 75mm f/8
Shanghai Film 100
HC-110 1:100 1 Hour Stand Developed​
 

I love this thread and is quite amazing the exposure are that long and the result is awesome.
 

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