Fullysearchable Member  70 posts Joined Oct 2010 Location: Wales, UK More info | 1000d with 18-55mm IS Kit Lens   1000d on ice by Fully Searchable, on FlickrAnd the result, not exactly the same, as the result was in portrait position but still resting on the ice. The Ice was about an Inch thick so was not concerned... much. :P  Blue Pool Ice by Fully Searchable, on Flickr1000D ~~ 18-55mm II ~~ 50mm 1.8 II ~~ C.Z.J. 135mm ~~ C.Z. 35mm 2.8 ~~ m42 3x Teleconveter+C.Z. 50mm 1.8
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bluesmap Senior Member 298 posts Joined Feb 2007 Location: New Jersey / New York More info | Jun 23, 2011 09:35 | #1082 Fullysearchable wrote in post #12644243 1000d with 18-55mm IS Kit Lens 1000d on ice by Fully Searchable, on FlickrAnd the result, not exactly the same, as the result was in portrait position but still resting on the ice. The Ice was about an Inch thick so was not concerned... much. :P Blue Pool Ice by Fully Searchable, on Flickr
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Fullysearchable Member 70 posts Joined Oct 2010 Location: Wales, UK More info | Pre focused for the distance I wanted then turned from AF to MF so the focus would remain. It was kinda fun not knowing how exactly it turned out. 1000D ~~ 18-55mm II ~~ 50mm 1.8 II ~~ C.Z.J. 135mm ~~ C.Z. 35mm 2.8 ~~ m42 3x Teleconveter+C.Z. 50mm 1.8
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TheReal7 Goldmember  3,574 posts Likes: 8 Joined Nov 2007 Location: S.E. Manitoba, Canada More info | Jun 23, 2011 11:32 | #1084 From this past weekend!  Result:  Follow me on Facebook: Natural Light Magic
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joonrhee Goldmember  3,896 posts Likes: 636 Joined Oct 2009 Location: Southern California More info | Jun 23, 2011 11:50 | #1085 That is very nice Scott!! a7RII • a7C • V12 • L21 • S24GM • S85
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BucketMan Senior Member  937 posts Likes: 1 Joined Aug 2008 Location: Roanoke, VA More info | Jun 23, 2011 11:54 | #1086 TheReal7 wrote in post #12644940 From this past weekend! Setup: Result: Truly beautiful. Frame and wrap it up, i'd buy it! | 70D | 70-200LII | 580EXIIhttps://photography-on-the.net/forum/%3Ca%20href=
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corosario Member  173 posts Joined Sep 2006 Location: Houston, TX More info | Jun 23, 2011 11:59 | #1087 TheReal7 wrote in post #12644940 From this past weekend! Setup: Result: Exposure 361s | f/7.1 | 22mm | ISO250 | 10 STOP ND + 3 STOP REVERSE GND Scott, Carlos
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Jun 23, 2011 12:01 | #1088 Well, this is kind of embarassing, but since the photo landed on Flickr explore and has become popular on reddit today, I have a lot of people asking how I took this shot:  Spin Me by marubozo, on FlickrAnd here's the eloquent setup...  I tried to pre-focus at the right distance, but obviously I was too close by about 6-8 inches. Then I set it on a 10-second timer and started spinning. I almost trashed the photo since I wasn't happy with it, but apparently people like it.
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Mark1 Cream of the Crop  6,725 posts Likes: 7 Joined Feb 2008 Location: Maryland More info | Jun 23, 2011 12:05 | #1089 I think it is great as well! With your hands in focus, the shot is about the connection between you two rather than just some girl getting spun around. While that can be a strong image. The connection is far more universally understood.
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samefly Member  246 posts Likes: 2 Joined May 2011 Location: Atlanta, GA More info | Jun 23, 2011 12:15 | #1090 marubozo wrote in post #12645057 Well, this is kind of embarassing, but since the photo landed on Flickr explore and has become popular on reddit today, I have a lot of people asking how I took this shot: Spin Me by marubozo, on FlickrAnd here's the eloquent setup... I tried to pre-focus at the right distance, but obviously I was too close by about 6-8 inches. Then I set it on a 10-second timer and started spinning. I almost trashed the photo since I wasn't happy with it, but apparently people like it. too cool
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kfyount Senior Member 821 posts Joined Jan 2010 Location: Germany More info | Jun 23, 2011 12:41 | #1091 Scott, a quick question: Why did you extend the center column instead of the legs and leaving the center column down? I was at a course to learn low-light/night shooting techniques, and the instructor said I should never extend the center column. I would assume that would apply for any long exposure shot. Your result was excellent and I was just curious about your experience with extending the center column. Kevin
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yowzer Senior Member  348 posts Likes: 14 Joined Feb 2010 Location: Albuquerque, NM More info | marubozo 5Dmkii - Gripped - Kirk 'L' Bracket, 100mm L IS, 24-70mm L, 70-200mm L IS, 100-400mm L IS, Sigma 12-24mm, Canon 2x TC, 580EX II, 60D - Gripped - Kirk 'L' Bracket, 18-135mm IS, Gitzo 3541LS, Kirk BH-1
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S.E.V. /Include subdirectories, empty directories, and verify.  3,866 posts Likes: 8 Joined Mar 2007 Location: Agoura Hills, CA More info | Jun 23, 2011 12:44 | #1093 marubozo wrote in post #12645057 Well, this is kind of embarassing, but since the photo landed on Flickr explore and has become popular on reddit today, I have a lot of people asking how I took this shot: Spin Me by marubozo, on FlickrAnd here's the eloquent setup... I tried to pre-focus at the right distance, but obviously I was too close by about 6-8 inches. Then I set it on a 10-second timer and started spinning. I almost trashed the photo since I wasn't happy with it, but apparently people like it. Hahahaha too funny, I would of never thought of that, you get an A++++++ for creativity my friend. Now just work on getting the image in focus and that would make a killer shot. ShotsInTime
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Jun 23, 2011 12:48 | #1094 S.E.V. wrote in post #12645312 Hahahaha too funny, I would of never thought of that, you get an A++++++ for creativity my friend. Now just work on getting the image in focus and that would make a killer shot.  I would suggest make a rig that mounts the camera solid and strap it to your body tight, the camera hanging light that and a long shutter is bound for a unfocused image. I hope your 10second shot is a different one then the one you posted, the exif reads 1/30th shutter f14 iso 100 18mm. Sevan Yeah, I actually tried it again later that day with a piece of rope tied around the camera and around my back that held the camera almost perfectly still. The problem is getting the kids to look up at the right time, to spin them at exactly the right angle, etc.
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RTPVid Goldmember 3,365 posts Likes: 3 Joined Aug 2010 Location: MN More info | Jun 23, 2011 13:26 | #1095 marubozo wrote in post #12645337 ...The problem is getting the kids to look up at the right time, to spin them at exactly the right angle, etc.... Remote shutter release between your teeth? Tom
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