Lets See Your 30 sec. exposures

evelakes wrote in post #16726190
Lightning holiday photo at Estartit Spain with the canon 40d and sigma 18-200

Blue ribbon for you! Spectacular capture

Thanks, was a good moment to shoot 24 degrees celsius at night .

Totally different at day time 38 degrees celsius

These two shots were taken early Thursday morning. I was woken up by a pretty full on storm with lightning strikes every 10-20 seconds but by the time I had decided to go get some pics, the main part of the storm had passed so I only caught the ass end of it. Cant wait for the next one though!

Infinity Bridge
3-shot pano, each 30sec @ f14

Here’s mine. A 30 sec exposure at ISO6400 with our Canon 5D Mk III through my telescope, showing the planet Saturn and 9 of its brighter satellites, located some 1.5 billion kilometres away from planet Earth.

Cheers

Dennis

I'm glad to see this thread is still going, it's only been 6 1/2 years since I started it haha

here are a couple of quick "spur of the moment" pics but I forgot the exif.

first one; "Oh Ryan" (my name is ryan)
second; night fall over the city (okc)

Here's a couple from last night:

Loopback Mountain

Nice shot. How do you handle moving clouds while stitching 30 second exposures?

patrickf117 wrote in post #16730206
Tonight's sunset in Orange

5Dc + 17-40 f4L + 8 frames stitched @ 30 sec each exposure + ND 8 + ND 0.9 + GND 0.9 Soft Edge

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …/patrickf117/12​895320755/
(4UST) Sunset in Orange by OC PAT, on Flickr

Japanese Bridge...

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nx6X​jM

Todd Lambert wrote in post #16877831
Here's a couple from last night:

Awesome shots of those old mines, nice job!!!

jollyroger99 wrote in post #16883686
Awesome shots of those old mines, nice job!!!

Thank you!