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Jan 03, 2011 15:46 |  #1

Frame shot while using the Video setting on my 60d
Some PP using photo shop curves to darken just a bit.


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Jan 03, 2011 17:24 |  #2

That is so cool!

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Jan 03, 2011 19:03 |  #3

I just love these, great capture.

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Jan 04, 2011 11:50 as a reply to  @ corkneyfonz's post |  #4

Thanks,
Ill chalk it up to blind squirrel finding a nut.
But, when in video mode, is the shutter is slower, allowing the long capture. Or Faster. Need to do more reading of the manual.




  
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Jan 04, 2011 12:18 |  #5

I dont get it??

Where is the composition? What is the subject?




  
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Jan 04, 2011 12:52 |  #6

MindlessConsumer wrote in post #11571782 (external link)
I dont get it??

Where is the composition? What is the subject?

Woman swinging a sparkler, long exposure captured the swing and the flames. Composition is what it is.

I know the woman is out of focus but I was focused on the end of the sparker, which is several feet long when combined with her arm length




  
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Jan 04, 2011 14:44 |  #7

I guess it might've looked better if the girl was right behind the fireworks instead of from a side view shot, but that's my take though.




  
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