@@sayantanmondal1998 phones still doing it for you in terms of processing . Very hard to do on dslr without blowing out the white light trails getting the trails is easy . Getting the light perfect in conjunction with nice even background is tough . I can do it in my Samsung s20 plus is easy . Not so on my dslr .
Great tutorial, I love long exposure, i even make Time-lapses with long trails using S&Q option where i increase shutter speed and voila it looks beautiful.
I’ve been using S&Q a lot more lately too! I really like 1/5sec for human motion. Like if I’m setting up my studio or something and walking around a lot, it looks nice!
thank you very much for the video! It was very useful for me as a newbie!) I already have a 30mm sigma. and my camera is 6300. your video gave me inspiration to create and go shoot something like that! long been subscribed to you. Best regards from Russia. Merry Christmas.
Hey, I'm starting out photography as a hobby and wanted to get more into nighttime photography and this is one of the types I want to try out. Also strange question does this work with most cameras (got an canon 80d so sorry if this is a silly question). Thank you so much!!
Nicely done vid on a topic that comes up every so often on YT. Wow, is that your Pentax MX at about 1 min into vid? (Still have mine. K mount lenses adapt well to Sony A6k line.) ISO affects the brightness of our images, and so has become a convenient way of triangular thinking, but only aperture and shutter speed control the amount of light that enters the cam and hits the sensor. You know that. ISO is more akin to a volume control knob on a radio where incoming radio signal strength is fixed. Anyway, good instruction and illustrations by showing different image outcomes by using different shutter speeds and focus points. Ans to your Qs, yes I've done light trail stuff, and re: tips, turn off image stabilization on lens and cam where gear has 'em. Happy holidays, guy!
Yeah that’s my old Pentax! The lenses that I have for it are cool with an e mount speed booster! That’s a great point about iso! Just bad wording in my part, should have said it affects the brightness of the photo, not how much light comes in 🤦🏻♂️ lol. Hopefully I still got the point across. Thanks for watching! In my case I would actually argue for the ibis cause that bridge was rumbling with all that traffic going under it haha, but in other situations I totally agree! Cheers!
Dunna Did It IBIS point taken. RUclips poster Mark Holtz has a good vintage lens channel and he reviews many of the older Pentax screw mount lenses. Might be worth your look-see if you haven’t already. Interesting how so much top quality content comes from Canadians!
My first long exposure was with Nikon D5100 using its kit lens 18-55mm, i just cannot tell u how happy i was with the result, i was so naive back than I thought that these shots needs expensive cameras 🤦🏻♂️
A word of advice... i have found the the sigma 16mm 1.4 for 349 euros with 1 year warranty, and also 385 euros with 5 year warranty. The same with the 30mm, 279 euros with 1 year, and , 349 euros with 5 years. what do you think... should i buy cheaper our pay extra to get the 5 years warranty? keep the good work!
But how do you properly avoid motion blur with the moon and stars in astro photography? I gave it a shot recently and it was great except by the time the stars were actually visible, they were already becoming streaks of light
You need to have a super fast lens... ie. f1.4. And then it should also be able to shoot decently at higher iso. That way you can keep your shutter speed a bit lower. Chris hau did a video on this recently that’s worth checking out.
Hi, I just recently got the Apple Iphone Pro Max 12. I've been reading a lot about the camera and it kind of inspired me to get into photography. I too want to get into Light Trails and Motion Blur photography. I got a couple of apps to go along with the default camera: Camera+2, Night Cap, and Slow Shutter. Which one do you think does the best on the long exposure? Thanks for you advice.
Are the cars vanishing in the motion blur because their surface is much darker then the lights? And are the iso and aperture settings enough to make sure that this works (in the night)?
That’s exactly it, because they are moving, the amount of light on the cars isn’t enough to be captured at each point. But the headlights/taillights are enough! I’m not sure what you mean by the second question.
@@dunnadidit thank you!! I did a few searches and found one for my Nikon. I realized I needed one. I took a good number of light trails on the highway last night and everyone came out a little blurry. Has to be from me clicking the camera. Thank you again!!!
any one know how to make these light trail effects like the ones you see in initial d i want to do those cool effects but i want a clear subject with these light trails can anyone help?
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Thank for this - I'm a total DSLR newbie but this was actually not too difficult with your instruction aha!
That’s great to hear Jenny!
1:35 Ooohh! You are a genius!😄😉
Haha glad you caught that 😉
The fact that I can do this in pro mode on my samsung😌
Haha nice!!
The fact that u carrying a bomb with u 😌
Enes Av LMFAO
Same here bro. Though I have only 10 sec. Sayantan242, my insta id visit and follow if u like.
@@sayantanmondal1998 phones still doing it for you in terms of processing .
Very hard to do on dslr without blowing out the white light trails getting the trails is easy . Getting the light perfect in conjunction with nice even background is tough . I can do it in my Samsung s20 plus is easy . Not so on my dslr .
That Harry Potter Pun... LOVE IT! BANGER content you are doing sir, since I´ve discovered you, you´ve become one of my preferred youtubers ^^
You’re the first one to mention it! 😂😂😂 thanks so much for watching! I’m so glad you like my stuff!
PLEASE!!! More photography tutorial videos.
Awesome videos, keep up the great work brother!!!
Mad Love from Miami, FL
Thanks so much! I’ll definitely keep that in mind!
Great tutorial, I love long exposure, i even make Time-lapses with long trails using S&Q option where i increase shutter speed and voila it looks beautiful.
I’ve been using S&Q a lot more lately too! I really like 1/5sec for human motion. Like if I’m setting up my studio or something and walking around a lot, it looks nice!
Whats s and q
Nice work by the Legendary "Light Trail" Master.
I don’t know if I fit that description but thanks!
I take these types pf photos when in a car and with Creative Auto but this is a very cool video non the less
Would love to see a video on the editing of this picture. The colors and shot itself is so on point.
Awesome! I’ll see what I can do!
I edited this one with adobe lightroom Classic cc
Gonna try this tomorrow with my D3000 Nikon, it's something my dad has been wanting me to try.
Awesome..This really helped me a lot!!
I swear to god that the picture for the video is soooooooooo beautiful i could cry!
See thank you!
It's a cool shot and I like the location you chose. Good work! What were you using to light yourself on location?
Thanks Gerald! I was using an aputure al-m9. Fantastic little things!
Shows the deathly hallows as he says “magical results” very smart ;)
😉
I dunna found a real tutorial.....
He makes it simple and clean..
Now I'm a pro using shutter speed. 😁 Thanks.
Nice! Glad I could help!
Beautiful creativity
Thank you!!
Really like this video which gave me the perfect parameters to take successful light trail almost every time!
That’s great to hear!! Thanks for watching!
I have a Sony a6000 and want to try this. Thanks so much.
THIS IS SO HELPFUL
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
ANOTHER great video! I love long exposure shots great job man👍🏼
Thanks so much!
thank you very much for the video! It was very useful for me as a newbie!) I already have a 30mm sigma. and my camera is 6300. your video gave me inspiration to create and go shoot something like that! long been subscribed to you. Best regards from Russia. Merry Christmas.
That’s so great to hear! I’m excited for you to get out and shoot! Merry Christmas from Canada!
thanks Dunna! exactly what ive been looking for!
This pro mode in vivo 😎
Awesome tutorial Dunna! If anyone has any questions about the contest or Shuttout, we’re here to help! :)
Thanks for being a part of it! I’m excited to see the contest unfold!
I'm loving Double Dunna weeks :D
IM TIRED! Lol 😂 it’s fun though!
Loving the vids man! Keep it up, that Broll was fire also 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks so much Matt!
Dunna Did It np man!
You should make a video about your studio setup as well as the camera settings! Love the vids man! Keep creating dope content.
It’s definitely coming! But it changes every week lol! As soon as I settle on something I’ll make a video!
Hey, I'm starting out photography as a hobby and wanted to get more into nighttime photography and this is one of the types I want to try out. Also strange question does this work with most cameras (got an canon 80d so sorry if this is a silly question). Thank you so much!!
Yup! This will work on any camera that has manual controls!!
You dun did it again, man!!
Thanks dude!
Awesome video and simple clear explanation thank you
You're welcome!
Hey you can try moving the tripod pointing at buildings it would create a rlly good pic
Nicely done vid on a topic that comes up every so often on YT. Wow, is that your Pentax MX at about 1 min into vid? (Still have mine. K mount lenses adapt well to Sony A6k line.) ISO affects the brightness of our images, and so has become a convenient way of triangular thinking, but only aperture and shutter speed control the amount of light that enters the cam and hits the sensor. You know that. ISO is more akin to a volume control knob on a radio where incoming radio signal strength is fixed. Anyway, good instruction and illustrations by showing different image outcomes by using different shutter speeds and focus points. Ans to your Qs, yes I've done light trail stuff, and re: tips, turn off image stabilization on lens and cam where gear has 'em. Happy holidays, guy!
Yeah that’s my old Pentax! The lenses that I have for it are cool with an e mount speed booster!
That’s a great point about iso! Just bad wording in my part, should have said it affects the brightness of the photo, not how much light comes in 🤦🏻♂️ lol. Hopefully I still got the point across.
Thanks for watching! In my case I would actually argue for the ibis cause that bridge was rumbling with all that traffic going under it haha, but in other situations I totally agree! Cheers!
Dunna Did It IBIS point taken. RUclips poster Mark Holtz has a good vintage lens channel and he reviews many of the older Pentax screw mount lenses. Might be worth your look-see if you haven’t already. Interesting how so much top quality content comes from Canadians!
Yeah Mark is a “RUclips friend” of mine! Love his content!
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ooooo nice! Thanks!! Great tips
My pleasure Denis! Thanks for watching!
Awesome tutorial, i'll try it for sure with my available old Nikon D3100 and 50mm lense.
Nice! I’m excited for you to try it out!
My first long exposure was with Nikon D5100 using its kit lens 18-55mm, i just cannot tell u how happy i was with the result, i was so naive back than I thought that these shots needs expensive cameras 🤦🏻♂️
@@JunaidKureshi thanks man, you excited me more to try it ASAP :)
That’s the best part! Any camera with manual functions can do this!
Yeah and it's really interesting to try new things
Thank you so much at times I feel I'm slow but this made it sooo easy I want to try this now
This is the video that made me subscribe 🎉
Thanks for this
Awesome!
Nice Dunna! Helpful and fun to watch as always! I need to go outside and have fun with light trails. It’s been a while since I did it!
Thanks Matt! Yeah get out there and snap some trails! I still should have done it in summer though haha.
Dunna Did It true! But trails with snowy roads can be cool too. Literally. Cool. See what I did there? Haha ;)
Haha i see what you did!
Thanks for this tutorial...it was amazing
Thanks for watching!
Please upload a tutorial on how you edited that photo with such an amazing colors... Loved it!! Love from India 🇮🇳
Great job! Concise but very informative!
Thank you so much Ruel! Glad you enjoyed it!
Entered...better late than never!
Nice!
very cool! You look cold!
Haha it was cold!
Dude greate Video and the image is dope! Thanks man
Thanks for watching Chris!
Ohh I’ve been watching this video for almost 5mins and I noticed that you’re in whitemud highway. Haha from Edmonton too ♥️
Haha nice!
NEEDED this, thank you!
Cheers! Thanks for watching!
Dunna Did It thank you sir! you earned a sub!
Thanks bro!
Thanks for watching!
Superb 😍
The video was awesome
Make some tutorials on night rain photography
Thanks! I’ll definitely consider it!
Thanks for the information
My pleasure!!
Great idea!
It’s a lot of fun to play with!
Thanks a lot
A word of advice... i have found the the sigma 16mm 1.4 for 349 euros with 1 year warranty, and also 385 euros with 5 year warranty. The same with the 30mm, 279 euros with 1 year, and , 349 euros with 5 years. what do you think... should i buy cheaper our pay extra to get the 5 years warranty? keep the good work!
Im not usually too stressed about warranties so I’d probably go with the cheaper version!
@@dunnadidit thanks, keep the good work and have fun
No problem! Thanks!
So you recommend to not bump the ISO high?
You can still use it if you have to but I find that I don’t typically need to for this. And if I keep it at 100 it’s a cleaner image.
Next a tutorial on how you edited your pictures. !! 🤘
Haha yes! More of that soon for sure!
@@dunnadidit f... yeah lml
But how do you properly avoid motion blur with the moon and stars in astro photography? I gave it a shot recently and it was great except by the time the stars were actually visible, they were already becoming streaks of light
You need to have a super fast lens... ie. f1.4. And then it should also be able to shoot decently at higher iso. That way you can keep your shutter speed a bit lower. Chris hau did a video on this recently that’s worth checking out.
@@dunnadidit Gotcha. Time to slap on the f2 with a speedbooster
Exactly!
Nice title Master of Light
Thanks! I thought it sounded kind of like a fantasy novel 😂
@Dunna Did It, Which software/App did you used to edit could you pleas tell us.It's looking so awesome. Love from Nepal.
I dont understand. How does the body of the car and the colours not motion blurr onto the picture? How is it just the lights that gets picked up?
Wow dunna I become first viewer of your video again .It's 7pm in India my favourite time on social media what is clock showing in your country
It’s 6:30 am where I am in Canada right now. No wonder I have so many viewers from India!
Hi, I just recently got the Apple Iphone Pro Max 12. I've been reading a lot about the camera and it kind of inspired me to get into photography. I too want to get into Light Trails and Motion Blur photography. I got a couple of apps to go along with the default camera: Camera+2, Night Cap, and Slow Shutter. Which one do you think does the best on the long exposure? Thanks for you advice.
Would this work with an iPhone X with the “moment pro camera “ that’s fully manual?
I know this is late, but as long as u increase ur shutter speed and keep ur hands stable, I’m pretty sure it will work
Just posted a picture i took last month
Cool!!
What if you only have apps on your phone for editing can you recommend one please?
Could you make a Lightroom editing tutorial please 🙏
I have a few Lightroom tutorials on my channel, but there will always be more :)
can you do this with polaroids?
Dude love this tutorial, I've been meaning to do it. I'll post it on insta and send it to u in dm
Go enter the competition with it!!
@@dunnadidit I haven't done it yet
I just meant you said you were going to post it on insta, I wanted to encourage you to enter the contest once you take the photo too!
Are the cars vanishing in the motion blur because their surface is much darker then the lights?
And are the iso and aperture settings enough to make sure that this works (in the night)?
That’s exactly it, because they are moving, the amount of light on the cars isn’t enough to be captured at each point. But the headlights/taillights are enough!
I’m not sure what you mean by the second question.
Can you show the process of editing that photo because hot damn son, those colours are just mmmm bellissimo
Haha Thank you! I'll see if I can slip in a tutorial!
@@dunnadidit Still no tutorial out yet :c
Ah sorry! So many videos to make!
to get a photo like this must use an nd filter ?
To get the long exposure you probably will. You can also crank up the aperture but it might not be enough.
Can i create this effect on a Galaxy s9 ?
Unfortunately I’m not sure, you’d need an app that can do long exposure
Are you editing in Lightroom? Great video 🔥
Yes I sure am! Thanks so much!
Hi are shutter remotes specific to a camera?
Generally I believe they are.
@@dunnadidit thank you!! I did a few searches and found one for my Nikon. I realized I needed one. I took a good number of light trails on the highway last night and everyone came out a little blurry. Has to be from me clicking the camera. Thank you again!!!
Sir which app you use to edit your photos?
Wow how do u edit this? Its so nice, I want my photo look like this so nice
hi Dun! What lens did you use for this awesome shot?
Sigma 16mm f1.4 I believe!
@@dunnadidit Thanks Dun! Great tutorial!
Thank you so much!!
plzz what is the camera you record your self with
Sony a6500
I want to to see how exactly you edited that photo.
Cool! Thanks for letting me know! I’ll see what I can do about it!
Which software do you use to edit???
1:35 deathly hallows 😁
Oh yeah!
Oh yeah!
So take a manual video for 10 secs and take a frame out the best frame?
Nope! Not a video, a 10 second long exposure photo.
@@dunnadidit thank you so much man you actually replied! I am been watching your videos non stop, your content is amazing.
Thanks so much!
Does the flash need to be on?
no flash.
any one know how to make these light trail effects like the ones you see in initial d i want to do those cool effects but i want a clear subject with these light trails can anyone help?
I wish I had a camera .
Some Day!
Dunna Did It lend me one .
No thanks!
Haha! the system is a little bit weird. I uploaded a photo but later I choose the wrong contest 😂 my fault, uploading another 🙃
Lol, once you figure it out it’s easy! I’m stoked that you’re entering!
@@dunnadidit Yes! its fun and the website shared my entry on instagram stories. What a lovely people ❤
Nice!!
First :)
Haha congratulations!
Am i late for the giveaway?
Unfortunately yes
I like the un edited better
Awesome!
Pretty cool right!?