Just watched the video while lying in bed only to find mine was selected to show. I was so excited I woke my wife up to show her. We watched the video together and now she is asking where we are going for the next assignment. 😍😍😍. Thanks Attilio for another great video. Personally We loved the ND6 version the most due to the slight increase in colour over the others.
I have to say that I am still in shock. Thank you so much for picking my photo as the winner and I would like to say that everyone else submitted amazing photos, too. I am looking forward to seeing more great photos from everyone!!
I bought the Canon eos 1500d as my beginner camera today. This channel inspired me to learn long exposure photography. Hopefully someday I can afford a better camera but now ima learn all the basic here
Hi Attilio, Thank you for your hard work and for making these videos. Is using live view when doing the initial exposure (no filters) good? How do long exposures wear on the sensor? If you are using live view and making long exposures (300 sec to 700 sec), what advice do you have about batteries? Finally, do you ever use focus stacking with normal (50-70mm lenses) or is that just not practical with the fast-changing light? Appreciate the help.
That is the best advice ever, get to your destination early especially in Italy! The food is amazing, the towns are amazing, the people are friendly. Check out your spot you like, have some focaccia and a negroni :) I did this in Volterra and had so much fun, I forgot to take my photo on time. Such a beautiful photo you created in the Cinque Terre, thank you for the great lessons.
Thank you so much for sharing your valuable experience with us. I started studying your videos about long exposure a few days before, and I am excited to start shooting long exposure during the day. Until now I was shooting primarily Milkyway and Startrails, but daytime long exposure photography is a new photography world to me. By the way NISI is discontinuing their ND calculator app (for android at least). I am thinking to buy soon a square ND filter set from K&F to start my long exposure adventure!
Another complete and useful demonstration of the process of long exposure. Appreciate the reminder take time, enjoy the experience and then take the photograph. Look forward to number 3..
Thanks Attilio, Montana USA native here. I have been looking for this video for years, hoping to find someone who would share his time to teach me this method. I have no ND filters yet and just purchased my first pro tripod. I will let you know if I get the chance to try a long exposure landscape in my future. Thanks again for your great video. Robert
Olympus can make long exposure easy with a 60 second exposure in aperture priorities or LIVE TIME allowing you to see the exposure and histogram build over time. You then stop when histogram is far enough to the right. Perhaps too easy
Being only new to long exposure photography, and not necessarily a fan, you perhaps are converting me. Ive only recently bought a NISI ND-VARIO 1-5 Stops mainly for video which it seems will not be enough stops for long exposure still photography, but living on the coast of Australia I will give it a go anyway. I will experiment adding a CPL filter and maybe my cheap Newer filters but not hopeful. I love your enthusiasm and explanations. A new subscriber.
Attilio is back baby! All is right with the world! And even though I didn’t win this challenge it was so exciting to see my picture on your video @mikehead and a huge thanks for giving me the tools and confidence on getting out there to take pictures and to try to keep improving my skills.
Thanks for sharing ! I have got some filters and I guess stacking an ND1000 and an ND32 will also give me 15 stops but I have to zomm in a bit to prevent vignetting. Now all I need is the right scenery...
Glad I discovered your videos. Trying to learn how to take long exposure pictures. You are making this topic so easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for doing this series - I very much appreciate them. I'm learning a lot with each episode. Right now circumstances make traveling in my state in Australia...difficult. We were in (virus-induced) lockdown for several weeks, then had severe storms which resulted in me driving to a location only to find a "road closed" sign when I got there. Grrr. But...the great thing about your clips is that they're so very worthwhile, and once I'm properly mobile again, I can just re-watch them and then follow your exercises.
I appreciate your use of a more monochrome environment here - many of your shots are so colorful. This simplifies the topic at hand and let's people focus on the important elements added (or not) by using long exposure. Also, not as much post-processing enhancement "required". Very nice.
Great video again Attilio. What do you think about taking multiple long exposures, then combining those in Photoshop? E.g. a 5+3+10' would give your the flexibility in post processing for an equivalent of any of 3, 5, 8, 10, 13, 15, 18 minutes by combining them. The reason I ask is I got a good result by combining two 4' exposures in order to eliminate noise. Fuji cameras have terrible snow when doing multi minute exposures, unless you use the LENR function or the above technique.
Hi Attilio super duper photos.The last one was a "paintography".what app do you use for ND filter calculator and to set the remote cable to 11min.?thanks
Hello Mr. Ruffo. I have a question. I have done photography seriously off and on, mostly on, for 40 years. I did some schooling in New York. Took advanced courses in Landscape photography. But the past 15 years I have done mostly wildlife photography. I do miss doing landscapes and want to do more of it. but like you, I really like water scenes with long exposure. I became disabled years ago and money is tight, to say the least. I do not have any neutral density filters. Only a polarizer which is obviously not enough. Is there a decent set of filters for around $100? I think I could scrape that together in a couple of months. Hopefully. Thanks in advance. I love your videos. I hope you have an amazing 2022. God bless.
Great video Attilio! I think I know, but why do you set your camera to Aperture Priority first? Also, have you posted a video on dusk/night long exposure?
When in the frame there trees with leaves, how do you deal with them? Do you get rid of them, take them blurred or you shoot 2 pictures and then stack them in post production? Thanks, Fabrizio
Good day Attilio. I love your videos and love how you are able to explain in detail what we are learning. I just bought a ND filter 10 stop and went out the other day to try it and wow. I'm leaving next Tuesday to England where I'll be taking a cruise to Ireland, Scotland & Iceland. I hope to be able to use it there.
Great video!! So happy about this course!! And so happy that you chose also one my shot for the first photo assignment!! I love so much very long exposures!! Your last shot is absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you so much Master for sharing this knowledge!!
Great video.as always, question how you getting on with the Z camera? And which wide lens have you chosen ? I passed on the 20mm and bought the 14-30z F4
I did like the last image, but also liked the second to last, because you could still see some of the roughness in the sea, which is dramatic. Had I have been there, I would also have been tempted to try and capture some of the waves breaking over the breakwater with a faster shutter speed (not super fast) maybe just a few seconds. But that may have required setting up in a different location. At our local coast on Long Island Sound, the water is almost always flat calm, so it doesn’t take much to smooth it out completely. It’s been a long time since I’ve had a chance to photograph a rough sea.
Great video. Thank you. The last photo was definitely beautiful, however the first filter you used was also very nice in a different way. The water was still angry, but it was very painterly.
I drank wine and ate foccacia on the breakers which are shown on the left side of the long exposure. Thanks for the photography lessons and thanks for the memories!
I really like the 20 second photo. Your videos are very inspiring, now I want to go out with my camera :) My Fuji X-H1 could automatically choose the long exposure times in A mode - my Nikon Z6 can only do 30 seconds max without remote shutter :( Not sure if they improved that in the Z6II already. I'm searching for a new filter kit at the moment. Not so easy to find one for the Z 14-30 lens because you have to buy larger filters when you want to stack 2 or more :D Probably go with Kase round magnetic filter system - 95mm.
Just caught up with this, great explanation. Really enjoy your channel, moving in LE more and more, but unfortunately I live hours away from the coast. Need to find some rivers this Autumn
Hi Attilio! A wonderful course with great photos and inspiration. But what about hotpixel topic in LEP? My first try was a star sky photography and I got a lot of hotpixels at my sensor after only 20 Seconds - dont they appear in daylight LEP? The sensor will get heated here as well? Thanks for a short expert note 😀
Again a great video 👍 Now I've been watching your videos on RUclips for so long and today I hear for the first time that you have a group on Facebook. Now I'm also a member of your group on Facebook. Take care of you, Best regards from Germany
Complimenti per i video e i consigli. Inoltre per gli utenti di lingua italiana i tuoi video hanno il valore aggiunto di un ottimo ripasso della lingua inglese, che non guasta mai. 😉
Attilio; again another great video. I so enjoy the way you go through your teaching process. Easy to understand and so much fun. Love your work. Hopefully I will be able to earn a spot on your next video with this next photo. Thank you for your great tutorials...
ND100K is the best to use when doing long exposure imo otherwise it's not even worth doing a "long exposure". Anything longer than 2 minutes is also way too long. I've spent an entire afternoon figuring out what looks best but I was doing it on a bright day.
As the first tutorial video on lep: great video, great topic, great...and last but not least: it is all inspirational. Thanks for the inside information and your enthusiasm.
Great tutorial Attilio. I like better the photos with the10 stops and 6 stops ND filters, as I prefer to retain some texture in the water that shows the movement and in some cases the direction of the movement. Grazie! for sharing this very illustrative video.
It's always worth watching your videos. I've watch some of them multiple times and it's still really worth it. Thank you for this video. When I tried with minimum ISO which is 100 in my camera, and shutter speed of my desire the picture still gets over expose. Would there be any way to go get smooth long exposure without ND Filters?
Excellent video very informitive and well explained I wish to try this at one point only have a polariser 1 10 stop hopefully I can invest soon thank you
@@AttilioRuffo Ho fatto delle prove Regge bene nella gamma -3 fino -7 stops, dopo, per me, non è il massimo, My 8-2000 (3-11 stops) I find it works well between -3 and -7 stops, not so well over -7stops. Thanks again :)
Hi Attilio I have watched this episode many times but when I go out and use long exposure all my results from the water are very blue, what am I doing wrong Cheers Willi
Screw-in ND 100 filters will always change the previously set focus and this is their biggest disadvantage. Be sure to hold the lens barrel when screwing it in.
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What is your favorite exposure length?
5-8 minutes
The one that captures the emotion I am trying to convey.
Above a minute. Very informative video
I have been doing a lot of cloud movement shots and found 2 minutes is often the sweet spot to get good streaks from the clouds
That depends on the conditions at the time…
Just watched the video while lying in bed only to find mine was selected to show. I was so excited I woke my wife up to show her. We watched the video together and now she is asking where we are going for the next assignment. 😍😍😍. Thanks Attilio for another great video. Personally We loved the ND6 version the most due to the slight increase in colour over the others.
nice image Greg, thanks for sharing it with us!
I have to say that I am still in shock. Thank you so much for picking my photo as the winner and I would like to say that everyone else submitted amazing photos, too. I am looking forward to seeing more great photos from everyone!!
Thanks for sharing your images Allen! 💪
👍🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I don’t think there is anything more to add than, ‘thank you Atillio, another great piece of escapist AND educational video.’
Love it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Congrats to all the photographers that had their art featured in this video, they're all beautiful shots!
yessss
Hello how are you doing today and nice post you got I hope we could be friends???
Good to see your next video. I will try take good photo in Croatia. I'm waiting for new lesson. Thanks Attilio.
Have fun!
I bought the Canon eos 1500d as my beginner camera today. This channel inspired me to learn long exposure photography. Hopefully someday I can afford a better camera but now ima learn all the basic here
I have learnt so much from this video - thank you!
Hi Attilio, Thank you for your hard work and for making these videos. Is using live view when doing the initial exposure (no filters) good? How do long exposures wear on the sensor? If you are using live view and making long exposures (300 sec to 700 sec), what advice do you have about batteries? Finally, do you ever use focus stacking with normal (50-70mm lenses) or is that just not practical with the fast-changing light? Appreciate the help.
Thank you for an excellent video. Great information. Love your enthusiasm
Mr Attilio Ruffo, many thanks for all. Today i did my first long exposure on day time with my new Kase magnética filter sistem.
That is the best advice ever, get to your destination early especially in Italy! The food is amazing, the towns are amazing, the people are friendly. Check out your spot you like, have some focaccia and a negroni :) I did this in Volterra and had so much fun, I forgot to take my photo on time. Such a beautiful photo you created in the Cinque Terre, thank you for the great lessons.
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The word "ethereal" perfectly describe your photography. Another great video.
Thanks 😍
Thank you so much for sharing your valuable experience with us. I started studying your videos about long exposure a few days before, and I am excited to start shooting long exposure during the day. Until now I was shooting primarily Milkyway and Startrails, but daytime long exposure photography is a new photography world to me. By the way NISI is discontinuing their ND calculator app (for android at least). I am thinking to buy soon a square ND filter set from K&F to start my long exposure adventure!
Before starting the video I thought: this photograph has 8 minutes of exposure... until I did well... Amazing video!!!
Thank You!
Ciao Attilio! Another excellent video! My favorite image is the one with the 6-stop filter (8:51). I love the color of the ocean in this one.
thanks dear Adrienne!
Hello how are you doing today and nice post you got I hope we could be friends???
Another complete and useful demonstration of the process of long exposure. Appreciate the reminder take time, enjoy the experience and then take the photograph. Look forward to number 3..
Many thanks!
Amazing,you are a great artist of photography,my mentor thanks
Thanks Attilio, Montana USA native here. I have been looking for this video for years, hoping to find someone who would share his time to teach me this method. I have no ND filters yet and just purchased my first pro tripod. I will let you know if I get the chance to try a long exposure landscape in my future. Thanks again for your great video. Robert
Olympus can make long exposure easy with a 60 second exposure in aperture priorities or LIVE TIME allowing you to see the exposure and histogram build over time. You then stop when histogram is far enough to the right. Perhaps too easy
I was thinking about that as I watched the video. Will have to try that.
Your enthusiasm comes through the video and makes taking long exposure photographs a pleasure.thanks!!
Thank you!
Enjoyed this video because it was clear about the equipment and contained nformation surrounding exposures around sunrise and sunset.
Being only new to long exposure photography, and not necessarily a fan, you perhaps are converting me. Ive only recently bought a NISI ND-VARIO 1-5 Stops mainly for video which it seems will not be enough stops for long exposure still photography, but living on the coast of Australia I will give it a go anyway. I will experiment adding a CPL filter and maybe my cheap Newer filters but not hopeful. I love your enthusiasm and explanations. A new subscriber.
Attilio is back baby! All is right with the world! And even though I didn’t win this challenge it was so exciting to see my picture on your video @mikehead and a huge thanks for giving me the tools and confidence on getting out there to take pictures and to try to keep improving my skills.
Great job!
Thanks for sharing ! I have got some filters and I guess stacking an ND1000 and an ND32 will also give me 15 stops but I have to zomm in a bit to prevent vignetting. Now all I need is the right scenery...
This is the kind of content we missed all of last year.
Thank You!
Glad I discovered your videos. Trying to learn how to take long exposure pictures. You are making this topic so easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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Fantastic video I am learning and trying to absorb everything -thanks again ! ! !
Thank you!
Thanks for doing this series - I very much appreciate them. I'm learning a lot with each episode. Right now circumstances make traveling in my state in Australia...difficult. We were in (virus-induced) lockdown for several weeks, then had severe storms which resulted in me driving to a location only to find a "road closed" sign when I got there. Grrr. But...the great thing about your clips is that they're so very worthwhile, and once I'm properly mobile again, I can just re-watch them and then follow your exercises.
👍
I saw your video 3 weeks after you posted it. But still i liked it very much.
Now I am gonna see your next 👍
I appreciate your use of a more monochrome environment here - many of your shots are so colorful. This simplifies the topic at hand and let's people focus on the important elements added (or not) by using long exposure. Also, not as much post-processing enhancement "required". Very nice.
Thank You!
Fantastic video for clarity and detail of the explanation. As always very useful. Thanks Attilio
Glad you liked it!
Great video again Attilio.
What do you think about taking multiple long exposures, then combining those in Photoshop? E.g. a 5+3+10' would give your the flexibility in post processing for an equivalent of any of 3, 5, 8, 10, 13, 15, 18 minutes by combining them.
The reason I ask is I got a good result by combining two 4' exposures in order to eliminate noise. Fuji cameras have terrible snow when doing multi minute exposures, unless you use the LENR function or the above technique.
too much work! :-)
Hi Attilio super duper photos.The last one was a "paintography".what app do you use for ND filter calculator and to set the remote cable to 11min.?thanks
Hello Mr. Ruffo. I have a question. I have done photography seriously off and on, mostly on, for 40 years. I did some schooling in New York. Took advanced courses in Landscape photography. But the past 15 years I have done mostly wildlife photography. I do miss doing landscapes and want to do more of it. but like you, I really like water scenes with long exposure. I became disabled years ago and money is tight, to say the least. I do not have any neutral density filters. Only a polarizer which is obviously not enough. Is there a decent set of filters for around $100? I think I could scrape that together in a couple of months. Hopefully. Thanks in advance. I love your videos. I hope you have an amazing 2022. God bless.
Should I buy cannon 80D or 850D(Mainly for wedding photography). Or I should buy another dslr in this range?
Great video. Just bought a 10 stop ND filter and eager to try it out. By the way, what is the title of the music played in this video?
Enjoy your course, great speed and tips. Very easy to follow and understand.
Thanks
Great video Attilio! I think I know, but why do you set your camera to Aperture Priority first? Also, have you posted a video on dusk/night long exposure?
You have provided so much information on LE, thank you so much 😊
When in the frame there trees with leaves, how do you deal with them? Do you get rid of them, take them blurred or you shoot 2 pictures and then stack them in post production? Thanks, Fabrizio
if they really bother, combining 2 images is a good solution...
@@AttilioRuffo Thank you Attilio.
Good day Attilio. I love your videos and love how you are able to explain in detail what we are learning. I just bought a ND filter 10 stop and went out the other day to try it and wow. I'm leaving next Tuesday to England where I'll be taking a cruise to Ireland, Scotland & Iceland. I hope to be able to use it there.
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Where I went with my wife for honeymoon! Loved the place. Wish I had a camera at the time!
That city scape behind you looks pretty amazing- I might have turned the camera around and captured that also- beautiful setting- Great Vid- 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video!! So happy about this course!! And so happy that you chose also one my shot for the first photo assignment!! I love so much very long exposures!! Your last shot is absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you so much Master for sharing this knowledge!!
thanks for sharing your photos!
Thanks Attilio great tutorial. I only have a variable ND at the moment as I have only begun to use long exposures. But excited to experiment.
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Great video again Attilio. Tanks a lot for all these advices ! I'm so happy to try to create nice pictures as yours. Thousand thanks for all ! Ciao
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Great video.as always, question how you getting on with the Z camera? And which wide lens have you chosen ? I passed on the 20mm and bought the 14-30z F4
Thanks , I am still with the old faithful D810...
i am using D500, will tokino 11 16 will be good lens for long exposure
I did like the last image, but also liked the second to last, because you could still see some of the roughness in the sea, which is dramatic. Had I have been there, I would also have been tempted to try and capture some of the waves breaking over the breakwater with a faster shutter speed (not super fast) maybe just a few seconds. But that may have required setting up in a different location. At our local coast on Long Island Sound, the water is almost always flat calm, so it doesn’t take much to smooth it out completely. It’s been a long time since I’ve had a chance to photograph a rough sea.
Thank You!
Great video. Thank you. The last photo was definitely beautiful, however the first filter you used was also very nice in a different way. The water was still angry, but it was very painterly.
Again, fantastic shots sir, but in my opinion, the shot of the sea and pier was the winner 😁😁😁
Excellent tutorial buddy and valued.
Thank you. Subscribed too.
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….and very valuable advice given, “…practice in the daytime and arrive early.”
Love your work Attilio, I've been a long time follower. Just wondering whether you use noise reduction?
Awesome video Attilio, loved that last exposure - beautiful work and awesome place 🙌😃
Thank You!
Some great shots in the lepphotoAssignment1, can't wait to take pics for the #2. Thank you Attilio for the motivation and inspiration that give us.
Thanks for sharing your images!
Great job again! Thank you for taking your time to explain LEP so well..
Thank you!
I drank wine and ate foccacia on the breakers which are shown on the left side of the long exposure. Thanks for the photography lessons and thanks for the memories!
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I really like the 20 second photo. Your videos are very inspiring, now I want to go out with my camera :)
My Fuji X-H1 could automatically choose the long exposure times in A mode - my Nikon Z6 can only do 30 seconds max without remote shutter :( Not sure if they improved that in the Z6II already.
I'm searching for a new filter kit at the moment. Not so easy to find one for the Z 14-30 lens because you have to buy larger filters when you want to stack 2 or more :D Probably go with Kase round magnetic filter system - 95mm.
Thanks mate 🙏
This is great, Attilio. I am so glad I subscribred to your channel. Thank you.
Thanks mate!
Just caught up with this, great explanation. Really enjoy your channel, moving in LE more and more, but unfortunately I live hours away from the coast. Need to find some rivers this Autumn
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I did enjoy this video. I've got to get out and scout some areas. Thank you for another great video!
Thank You!
I have watched this 3 times I love this guy
@@Jwitherow1964 🙏
"Amazing photo plus you tube channel from a amazing photographer!!!! Merry Christmas Attilio"
I like that shot happens, so true. Thanks for the video. I am looking forward to the next one.
thanks mate!
Hi Attilio! A wonderful course with great photos and inspiration. But what about hotpixel topic in LEP? My first try was a star sky photography and I got a lot of hotpixels at my sensor after only 20 Seconds - dont they appear in daylight LEP? The sensor will get heated here as well? Thanks for a short expert note 😀
Great video Attilio! Hard to say my fav exposure length. Mostly depends on the scene but most of the time anything > than 1m
Thank you Marco!
I enjoyed this video! Learned a lot. Missed you, glad you are back.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Again a great video 👍
Now I've been watching your videos on RUclips for so long and today I hear for the first time that you have a group on Facebook.
Now I'm also a member of your group on Facebook.
Take care of you,
Best regards from Germany
welcome to the group!
Hi love the video can you tell me how do I find my normal shutter speed many thanks gary
Complimenti per i video e i consigli. Inoltre per gli utenti di lingua italiana i tuoi video hanno il valore aggiunto di un ottimo ripasso della lingua inglese, che non guasta mai. 😉
Attilio; again another great video. I so enjoy the way you go through your teaching process. Easy to understand and so much fun. Love your work. Hopefully I will be able to earn a spot on your next video with this next photo. Thank you for your great tutorials...
Thank You!
Great video! Highly recommend the Lightroom course bundle!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. God bless.
Tony
ND100K is the best to use when doing long exposure imo otherwise it's not even worth doing a "long exposure". Anything longer than 2 minutes is also way too long. I've spent an entire afternoon figuring out what looks best but I was doing it on a bright day.
As the first tutorial video on lep: great video, great topic, great...and last but not least: it is all inspirational. Thanks for the inside information and your enthusiasm.
Thanks mate!
Nice clean comparison, looks like a need to add a 10stop to my set..
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Does going to live view on a DLSR close the viewfinder? I have a Nikon D3500.
Great tutorial Attilio. I like better the photos with the10 stops and 6 stops ND filters, as I prefer to retain some texture in the water that shows the movement and in some cases the direction of the movement.
Grazie! for sharing this very illustrative video.
Thank You!
is the Nisi ND calculator work for any other brand ND filters I use?
Great information! Thank you for sharing your expertise.
It's always worth watching your videos. I've watch some of them multiple times and it's still really worth it. Thank you for this video.
When I tried with minimum ISO which is 100 in my camera, and shutter speed of my desire the picture still gets over expose. Would there be any way to go get smooth long exposure without ND Filters?
thanks!
Excellent video very informitive and well explained I wish to try this at one point only have a polariser 1 10 stop hopefully I can invest soon thank you
Thanks !
just wonderfull thank you for helping others🕵
Great video, thanks for sharing!
thanks!
Really enjoying these Tutorials and advice, looking forward to getting out to complete assignment 2.
Thank you so much.
thanks!
Bravo Attilio, Ho ordinato un filtro 8-2000 (3-11 stops) sono curioso di fare delle prove, Keep up doin' what you do, Max
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@@AttilioRuffo Ho fatto delle prove Regge bene nella gamma -3 fino -7 stops, dopo, per me, non è il massimo, My 8-2000 (3-11 stops) I find it works well between -3 and -7 stops, not so well over -7stops. Thanks again :)
excellent video Attilio and loved the final long exposure image especially
Thank You!
Attilio, have you considered the Z9? I am learning this with the Z9 so i visit Bali this week so i am aiming for some cool sun sets and rises
not the z9..maybe the z8! :-)
Hi Atti, nice to see you back on locations. Missed out on the first episode, but will catch up. Will post few shots on your Instagram.
Please do!
Hi Attilio: Another wonderful and informative video. Cheers, Keith
Hi Attilio I have watched this episode many times but when I go out and use long exposure all my results from the water are very blue, what am I doing wrong
Cheers Willi
I love the videos. It makes learning easy. I have to say that this style of photography appeals to me enormously … let us see how things progress…
thanks
Screw-in ND 100 filters will always change the previously set focus and this is their biggest disadvantage.
Be sure to hold the lens barrel when screwing it in.
Another fantastic and enlightening video. Thank you 😊
Thanks 🙏
Which remote control did you use?
Great Videos, I've learned so much from you in a short amount of time .. Can you do a video on Time lapse??
Attilio, my filters are named differently. Is there a compatibility chart showing the similarities?
Depends on the subject, but I tend to like my shots between 3-5 minutes. (That is partially determined by the length of my patience! :-)
Oh, I am happy to see you back!!
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