giganova
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Here's another one with 1/4 sec exposure and flash:

michaelwj
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Nice work with the flash giganova!
Can I ask what flash you use? And I assume you hand hold it or are you shooting finderless? Or a double accessory shoe?
Can I ask what flash you use? And I assume you hand hold it or are you shooting finderless? Or a double accessory shoe?
giganova
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Thanks, Michael! I use a Metz 32 MZ-3 in "auto" mode with a long sync cord, hold the M4 in one hand (zone focus) and the flash in the other.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
Wow. 21mm + flash + slow shutter! Very interesting. I should try this sometime.
giganova
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The technique is a bit tricky because you want to blend the flash with the ambient light. Here is what works for me:
I set the flash to "auto" mode at f/8. Then I read from the exposure meter the corresponding exposure time at f/8 (in that case 1/4 sec). Next, I set the camera to 1/4 sec but the f/stop to 11 instead of 8. That means that I am underexposing both the flash and the ambient light by 1 stop, but the sum of both makes a great exposure.
I set the flash to "auto" mode at f/8. Then I read from the exposure meter the corresponding exposure time at f/8 (in that case 1/4 sec). Next, I set the camera to 1/4 sec but the f/stop to 11 instead of 8. That means that I am underexposing both the flash and the ambient light by 1 stop, but the sum of both makes a great exposure.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
The technique is a bit tricky because you want to blend the flash with the ambient light. Here is what works for me:
I set the flash to "auto" mode at f/8. Then I read from the exposure meter the corresponding exposure time at f/8 (in that case 1/4 sec). Next, I set the camera to 1/4 sec but the f/stop to 11 instead of 8. That means that I am underexposing both the flash and the ambient light by 1 stop, but the sum of both makes a great exposure.
I have extremely basic flash only so I need to tweak the method a bit, but will try. Thanks for the tips!

Origami Table by Suguru Nishioka, on Flickr
SA 21/4 on IIIf (I know this is an M lens thread but this lens is a native M lens happened to be LTM convertible so...), Tri-X, Diafine.
cnphoto
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A lens that has been a favourite at times, then not used for a little while. I always come back to it though - here's a few from the last couple of months:
+ dark red filter

+ dark red filter



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jbhthescots
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On TIC
On TIC
M6 Classic, 4/21mm Super Angulon, FP4+, HC-110
The backstory to this image can be read on my blog by clicking here.
On TIC

M6 Classic, 4/21mm Super Angulon, FP4+, HC-110
The backstory to this image can be read on my blog by clicking here.
Shab
Veteran
Really great pictures in this thread... congrats!
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
giganova
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Is that the same guy I took a picture of in Chinatown/SFO? What are the odds??
The picture was taken with a CV 21mm Color Skopar, though, not a SA 21.

coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
Is that the same guy I took a picture of in Chinatown/SFO? What are the odds??The picture was taken with a CV 21mm Color Skopar, though, not a SA 21.
Wow he could well be! We were just at a coffee shop on Clement St (aka 2nd China Town aka China Town for locals) and they were visiting each store one by one.
Really great shot btw!
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.

Remain calm, pay the bill, run like hell. by Suguru Nishioka, on Flickr
M4-P, SA 21/4, Tri-X in Diafine.
estevão~
Newbie
using TMAX100, M3 + Orange filter
https://www.flickr.com/photos/28174609@N06/32258355695/in/dateposted-public/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/28174609@N06/32258355695/in/dateposted-public/
estevão~
Newbie
giulio stucchi
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nice work with the SA estevao!
Giulio
Giulio
coogee
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I tended to just use it for architecture which maybe isn't its strength.
Steel House, Palm Springs
Bruce, Temecula area somewhere
Steel House, Palm Springs

Bruce, Temecula area somewhere

Guy Pinhas
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This reminds me of the SFX in Dr. Strange and Inception. Like a city folding on itself. Meaning? I really like this!
[URL="https://flic.kr/p/SgDLkz"]leaning ... by Helen Hill, on Flickr
Guy Pinhas
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