Very nice tonal qualities. I like the composition too. Any filters?Quote:
Originally Posted by gmed
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Very nice tonal qualities. I like the composition too. Any filters?Quote:
Originally Posted by gmed
It was about 90 seconds with a 6 stop NDQuote:
Originally Posted by Kerosene Hat
I generally use rear tilt
Thank you. I used a six stop ND filterQuote:
Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
I usually use front tilt to set the mid-point of focus about 2/3 or so into the scene then use rear focus to the focus the highest point in the scene if I have one, then stop down to expand the focus wedge.Quote:
Originally Posted by gmed
I have not used rear tilt yet other than if I am pointing camera up or down. Then i move the front standard so the lens points intot the scene at the same angle as I pointed camera up or down. Then I tilt the rear standard to again be parallel to the front standard.
I need to read up on using rear tilt only.
Factor 2.0? Nice, I have I have an ND4.8 (16 stop). I need to make a daytime long exposure here soon. I also have ND0.3, 0.9 and 1.5 plus some reverse grad ND (my favorite) and regular grad NDQuote:
Originally Posted by gmed
Flatbed V850Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
Dead tree at Sunset Crater AZ. 210mm G-Claron, f/32, red filter, Tmax100. At least that is what my memory tells me.
https://www.steveruttenbergphotograp...50173379-5.jpg
GreatQuote:
Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
Thank youQuote:
Originally Posted by ALVANDI Camera
Steven -- a good subject made into a magnificent photo through your technique.