Lake Lure, NC - ND 110 3.0 filter

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  anwmn1 Registered Users Posts: 3,469 Major grins

  November 7, 2008 edited November 7, 2008

  WOW!!!!
  
  Love it!
  
  
  Can you share your exif?

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  scole Registered Users Posts: 378 Major grins

  November 7, 2008 edited November 7, 2008

  Fantastic photo. Did you also use a flash on a shot?..

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  The Mack Registered Users Posts: 602 Major grins

  November 7, 2008 edited November 7, 2008

  anwmn1 wrote:

  WOW!!!!
  
  Love it!
  
  
  Can you share your exif?

  Had some extra time before work...
  
  [Camera]
  Exposure Time = 173"
  F Number = F4
  Exposure Program = Manual
  ISO Speed Ratings = 100
  Exif Version = Version 2.21
  Date Time Original = 2008-11-06 18:10:02
  Date Time Digitized = 2008-11-06 18:10:02
  Shutter Speed Value = -7.43 TV
  Aperture Value = 4 AV
  Exposure Bias Value = -0.33EV
  Max Aperture Value = F4
  Metering Mode = Spot
  Light Source = Flash
  Flash = Off
  Focal Length = 12mm
  Subsec Time = 0.24"
  Color Space = Uncalibrated
  Exif Image Width = 3872
  Exif Image Height = 1998
  Sensing Method = One-chip color area sensor
  File Source = DSC
  Scene Type = A directly photographed image
  Custom Rendered = Normal process
  Exposure Mode = Manual exposure
  White Balance = Manual white balance
  Digital Zoom Ratio = 1x
  Focal Length In 35mm Film = 18mm
  Scene Capture Type = Normal
  Gain Control = None
  Contrast = Hard
  Saturation = High saturation
  Sharpness = Hard
  Subject Distance Range = unknown
  
  [Thumbnail]
  Thumbnail = 160 x 83

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  adpace Registered Users Posts: 260 Major grins

  November 7, 2008 edited November 7, 2008

  Gorgeous! WOW!

  Angela
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  The Mack Registered Users Posts: 602 Major grins

  November 7, 2008 edited November 7, 2008

  adpace wrote:

  Gorgeous! WOW!

  
  Thanks Angela.

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  Dwayne Oakes Registered Users Posts: 969 Major grins

  November 7, 2008 edited November 7, 2008

  Very cool, thanks for positng.
  
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  Darren Troy C Registered Users Posts: 1,927 Major grins

  November 7, 2008 edited November 7, 2008

  Stunning!

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  Schnauzer Registered Users Posts: 253 Major grins

  November 8, 2008 edited November 8, 2008

  Very nice.

  RON

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  The Mack Registered Users Posts: 602 Major grins

  November 8, 2008 edited November 8, 2008

  Schnauzer wrote:

  Very nice.

  
  thanks guys!
  i might head back that way again soon, but the leaves will be off soon

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  spechtal Registered Users Posts: 344 Major grins

  November 9, 2008 edited November 9, 2008

  totally excellent!

  Angela

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  The Mack Registered Users Posts: 602 Major grins

  November 10, 2008 edited November 10, 2008

  spechtal wrote:

  totally excellent!

  
  Thanks Angela!
  I think I'm going to print it and hang it in the living room.

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  black mamba Registered Users Posts: 8,321 Major grins

  November 10, 2008 edited November 10, 2008

  Nicely done. I shoot a lot of scenes like this one and I know that getting the lighting and exposure right is not nearly as easy as it would seem. You did a good job with this one.
  
  Tom

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  dlplumer Registered Users Posts: 8,081 Major grins

  November 10, 2008 edited November 10, 2008

  Beautiful example of what long exxposures can produce. Thanks for the info.

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  Awais Yaqub Registered Users Posts: 10,572 Major grins

  November 10, 2008 edited November 10, 2008

  Great results !

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  tisun Registered Users Posts: 435 Major grins

  November 10, 2008 edited November 10, 2008

  Amazing. 173 seconds! That seems like an eternity.

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  ramdisk Registered Users Posts: 189 Major grins

  November 10, 2008 edited November 10, 2008

  Wow great light

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  The Mack Registered Users Posts: 602 Major grins

  November 10, 2008 edited November 10, 2008

  Thanks guys, I really appreciate the comments. I'm glad I got to make it up there.

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  Sunnyvalejohn Registered Users Posts: 72 Big grins

  November 11, 2008 edited November 11, 2008

  Nice photo. Nice job on controlling the light - no hot spots which can creep in! I really like the long exposure (might have to look at picking up one since I really don't want to spend the $$ on a variND)
  
  Cheers,
  John

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  jhelms Registered Users Posts: 651 Major grins

  November 26, 2008 edited November 26, 2008

  Awesome pic! Do you have a link w/ info for that filter?
  
  How did you calculate the exposure for 173 seconds?
  
  I tried some last week and it was kind of hit or miss:
  
  http://www.johntookmypicture.com/gallery/6562527_W73KQ/1/417666674_cjEnc
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  John in Georgia
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