 AxillaFinger, FingerPremium,MVM,Ex-Mod 2004-13
join:2001-03-26
Schofield, WI | reply to gallowsroad
Re: Post your weather pictures here From what I have been told by a gentlemen that does a lot of weather photography. He closes down his aperture a lot then uses an extremely long exposure time.
The link below shows the results.
»www.wxnut.net/storms.htm
He says he has a lightening trigger as well, but doesn't get as good a result with it. |
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| said by Axilla:From what I have been told by a gentlemen that does a lot of weather photography. He closes down his aperture a lot then uses an extremely long exposure time. Great photos!
I did close down the aperture as much as I could, but it was the middle of the day and I was standing in bright sunlight shooting into the storm, so getting truly long exposures wouldn't have been possible without a filter of some sort. That's why I gave up the single shots and tried to capture lightning with the drive mode turned on, figuring that with all the lightning my eyes were seeing, a hundred exposures ought to catch *something*.
They didn't. 
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AxillaFinger, FingerPremium,MVM,Ex-Mod 2004-13
join:2001-03-26
Schofield, WI | I haven't completely picked this guys brain yet so there may be more to it.
I really never have tried to capture lightening yet, but well, it does travel at the speed of light. |
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