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[liin]

Anyone have any tips for long exposure shots of water please?

Do it during cloudy days or late evening. Or pick spots in shades. Use tripod. Use your sunglasses or ND filters to darken it more. Use ISO below 100. In short, the objective is to get very long shutter speed when exposed correctly.

 

[chmun77]

Do it during cloudy days or late evening. Or pick spots in shades. Use tripod. Use your sunglasses or ND filters to darken it more. Use ISO below 100. In short, the objective is to get very long shutter speed when exposed correctly.

Can we go below ISO100 with the settings? Which level of ND filters do you recommend? Thanks!

 

[Nick_1020]

I'm really curious why the camera tutorial for long exposure says its great for night and water. Anytime I try long exposure, and its not extremely dark, I get white out. So, I'm also curious how to get long exposure shots of water. lol

Found a helpful site here:
Having Fun with the Lumia 1020 Camera | onlyfoolsandmobiles

Looks like I need to invest in some filters to help with some shots.

 

[Rod Weinand]

Found a helpful site here:
Having Fun with the Lumia 1020 Camera | onlyfoolsandmobiles

Looks like I need to invest in some filters to help with some shots.

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[Kaity Hartinger]

full auto - first pic taken on my 1020

 

[Nick_1020]

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full auto - first pic taken on my 1020

Nice one.

Enjoy the 1020

 

[liin]

Can we go below ISO100 with the settings? Which level of ND filters do you recommend? Thanks!

Ok, I guess for this phone, ISO100 is lowest. ND filter level depends on the result you want versus available light. I brought that up just in case you're still not getting that effect. For beginners, your best bet is to avoid sunlight. Sunlight is extremely strong but we don't notice it because our iris adjust accordingly. If you're doing it in late evening and still not getting slow enough shutter that you would have liked, and don't have ND filter, just wait another hour for the day to get darker, and try it again.

 

[chmun77]

Ok, I guess for this phone, ISO100 is lowest. ND filter level depends on the result you want versus available light. I brought that up just in case you're still not getting that effect. For beginners, your best bet is to avoid sunlight. Sunlight is extremely strong but we don't notice it because our iris adjust accordingly. If you're doing it in late evening and still not getting slow enough shutter that you would have liked, and don't have ND filter, just wait another hour for the day to get darker, and try it again.

Actually, I would like to try with a ND filter. I can't take good traffic trails in my country due to the ample light sources on the streets. Ended up most of the shots are over-exposed. Any advise on which level of ND filter should I get for 1020? I think there are different levels of shades right? Pardon me as I'm not really experienced in photography. :grin:

 

[chmun77]

My not-so-happy neighborhood cat.... (5MP version)

Normal by Kopi-Po-Siew-Dai, on Flickr

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Reframed by Kopi-Po-Siew-Dai, on Flickr

:winktongue::winktongue:

 

[Aldiggi]

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[Bembelhead]

still learning to deal with that beast ... as I speak ... currently on a private European Tour ... following a "popular musician"

All pics on the site are taken with my new 1020... (darn ... Concert pics are not easy)

PG 100 | Going for 100 Peter Gabriel concerts! A fan picture diary …

 

[buxz777]

thought id post up some of my pictures so far hope a few people enjoy them

sorry about the long post thought it would be better to have them in one post though ill post some more soon , really enjoying the 1020 camera , all the pictures are unedited straight from the cam but shared via facebook first so quality is even better through original file , like i say loving the camera

 

[Nick_1020]

 

[Nick_1020]

thought id post up some of my pictures so far hope a few people enjoy them

sorry about the long post thought it would be better to have them in one post though ill post some more soon , really enjoying the 1020 camera , all the pictures are unedited straight from the cam but shared via facebook first so quality is even better through original file , like i say loving the camera

Nice work mate!

 

[Aldiggi]

The new update to amazing weather HD is great.



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[buxz777]

some quick light painting with tripod , 4 second exposure , static item to show trails against , iso 100 ,

 

[antiochian2010]

OGGL Pro's Cool

 

[Nick_1020]

Just tried some long exposure shots of running water with my grip and tripod. Very poor results from anything over and including 0.3s. This is after trying various other settings too. Granted, that it's a bright day but there's occasional cloud cover which darkens the sky up nicely. I chose a very shady spot too with no direct sunlight on the scene or camera plus I used shutter delay. Really need to get hold of some filters which is a shame but it seems that's the only way to achieve good results.

 

[Kissanviikset]

Just tried some long exposure shots of running water with my grip and tripod. Very poor results from anything over and including 0.3s. This is after trying various other settings too. Granted, that it's a bright day but there's occasional cloud cover which darkens the sky up nicely. I chose a very shady spot too with no direct sunlight on the scene or camera plus I used shutter delay. Really need to get hold of some filters which is a shame but it seems that's the only way to achieve good results.

It is impossible to get good results on daylight with that 2.2f aperture. It collects just too much light and photo burns through. Needs to be something over 3.0f or more i guess. It is even harder on my 920 with 2.0f aperture. Needs to be really dark if it is some way doable. On day time impossible.

 

[antiochian2010]

Just tried some long exposure shots of running water with my grip and tripod. Very poor results from anything over and including 0.3s. This is after trying various other settings too. Granted, that it's a bright day but there's occasional cloud cover which darkens the sky up nicely. I chose a very shady spot too with no direct sunlight on the scene or camera plus I used shutter delay. Really need to get hold of some filters which is a shame but it seems that's the only way to achieve good results.

Yeah.. you really need to pick up a cheap ND filter and a couple of rubberbands for this. I have yet to do so myself.

The ND on the 808 Pureview really spoiled me in that regard..