Waterfall - Long exposure

[moviepsycho]

My first ever long exposure waterfall

 

Waterfall by Mov1eP3ycho, on Flickr

[holymoses]

Nice composure, ease back on the F stop, its slightly over exposed and use a tripod to get a crisp picture, but as a first attempt excellent, a 1000% better than my first attempt at it.

Edited August 12, 2013 by holymoses
just seen the exif

[andy_LT]

if you like this kind of stuff, consider to buy Lee Big Stopper or HiTech Pro Stop filters.

they are superb with no big colour cast.

[moviepsycho]

Thanks holymoses! I didn't have my tripod or remote shutter with me - will have next time though! Thank you also for the F stop advice! Much appreciated.

 

andy_LT - I do need some filters, so will them out.

[holymoses]

Try using this little app, you'll see the differences of the F stop and stutter speed etc.

http://camerasim.com/camera-simulator/

[Boothybabe]

Try using this little app, you'll see the differences of the F stop and stutter speed etc.

http://camerasim.com/camera-simulator/

 

That is a brilliant find

[holymoses]

Just been having a butchess at your Fickr pictures, moviepsycho.

Great captures.

[moviepsycho]

Thanks dude! Glad you like!

[Nickscape]

Nice first attempt, you will definitely need a tripod. It's easiest to learn long exposure waterfalls in wooded areas where there is naturally less light removing the need for filters.

 

I wrote a blog post about some of the Lake District waterfalls, I've added all the camera settings which should be useful to see what shutter speeds give the different effects on the water

 

> lake district waterfalls

[Hook]

Nice first attempt, you will definitely need a tripod. It's easiest to learn long exposure waterfalls in wooded areas where there is naturally less light removing the need for filters.

 

I wrote a blog post about some of the Lake District waterfalls, I've added all the camera settings which should be useful to see what shutter speeds give the different effects on the water

 

> lake district waterfalls

 

Really helpful Nick. Cheers for sharing.