http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#comments XPLRNG PHTGRPHY Mon, 05 Mar 2007 11:03:05 +0200 http://2lmn.co.za/work/harvest?apples http://sinah.org/views/16th/images/ui/id.png http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#comments en-za Copyright (c) 2026 2LMN R+D http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1023 KOTN Mon, 05 Mar 2007 11:03:05 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1023 anyhow..<br />Further explanation... You will need to use a slower (slower means longer exposure time) shutter speed. i.e. if the shutter speed is set to 1/60 (1/60th of a second) you need to change it to 1/30. you can go for an even longer exposure time. this could create some interesting ish. the rain drops might even look like straight white lines from heaven... LOL.<br /><br />the flash is a little trickier... ISO/Aperture value. Increasing the aperture value allows more light to enter from your "long expore" Aperture and Shutter speed go hand in hand. oh... you need to use a manual camera. Further explanation... You will need to use a slower (slower means longer exposure time) shutter speed. i.e. if the shutter speed is set to 1/60 (1/60th of a second) you need to change it to 1/30. you can go for an even longer exposure time. this could create some interesting ish. the rain drops might even look like straight white lines from heaven... LOL.

the flash is a little trickier... ISO/Aperture value. Increasing the aperture value allows more light to enter from your "long expore" Aperture and Shutter speed go hand in hand. oh... you need to use a manual camera.]]> http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1022 matome Mon, 05 Mar 2007 10:05:42 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1022 eehm, he he he. I think the lack of knowledge of tools of the trade have something to do with lack of understanding of that there explanation. I think it would make more sense if we were all using the same tools. tite pic none the less. Tried taking one of the droplets with my phone cam on Friday and all I got was a shiny tarmac, go figga! http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1021 blogsta Mon, 05 Mar 2007 10:04:01 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1021 think i kinda understand...but sounds kinda complicated!!! <br /><br />...raindrops keep falling on my head...<br />*just thought of that song*...<br /><br />you got skill...
...raindrops keep falling on my head...
*just thought of that song*...

you got skill...]]> http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1020 Gorgeous.George Mon, 05 Mar 2007 09:36:24 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1020 killer pic _ http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1019 changing tibet Mon, 05 Mar 2007 08:00:17 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1019 fantastic shot, i feel like u done justice for all of us by capturing raindrops, it is stunning. love ur work. <br />also totally not quite follow what u said-techinque, so yah, got a chance-let me know how it's done. also totally not quite follow what u said-techinque, so yah, got a chance-let me know how it's done.]]> http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1018 davinci Sun, 04 Mar 2007 14:52:17 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1018 err, iya...didn't quite follow that. You'll have to show me how one day. http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1017 lebogang nkoane Sun, 04 Mar 2007 11:06:59 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1017 Wow!, That was quick, for a Sunday nogal! <br /><br />Alas, it has to do with, the flash and the time value. The time value has to be longer than what the 'auto' camera settings says and include flash, so you can get the 'little shiny' spots of where the rain drop trail starts.<br /><br />For example if the camera's time value is 1/60, you change it to 1/30 and you set the flash to fire off, and you take the shot.<br /><br />I think, that should work. Dam, my explanation is terrible, I wonder how I became a lecturer.<br /><br />*hides
Alas, it has to do with, the flash and the time value. The time value has to be longer than what the 'auto' camera settings says and include flash, so you can get the 'little shiny' spots of where the rain drop trail starts.

For example if the camera's time value is 1/60, you change it to 1/30 and you set the flash to fire off, and you take the shot.

I think, that should work. Dam, my explanation is terrible, I wonder how I became a lecturer.

*hides]]> http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1016 davinci Sun, 04 Mar 2007 11:00:27 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/03/04#response-1016 HOW DID YOU DO THAT. <br />I've also always wanted to. I tried my luck last week...the rain seemed to be falling super slowly and thought I might get lucky - hee hee. <br />Please tell me how you did it. I want to try as well...please tisha. I've also always wanted to. I tried my luck last week...the rain seemed to be falling super slowly and thought I might get lucky - hee hee.
Please tell me how you did it. I want to try as well...please tisha.]]>