W/NW Low Shutter Speed

[gb hill]

Chris Weeks calls this dragging the shutter! Lot's of good stuff here. I love these kinds of shots, though I'm lousy at it. I should try more of em.

 

[kg4nih]

Contax G2, 28/2.8, Tri-X (EI 1600) in HC110

 

[mackigator]

Blurry

Blurry


Reaching by clarkmackey, on Flickr



Poet, motivated by clarkmackey, on Flickr


Full Throttle Mud Racing by clarkmackey, on Flickr


Bull Gap by clarkmackey, on Flickr

 

[filmtwit]

1/8th or 1/30,can't remember.

 

[greyelm]

Another Gull

 

[paulfish4570]

Racing shots: Nice, very nice ...

 

[bwcolor]

 

[rbiemer]

Too slow by rbiemer, on Flickr

and


Blue Jays landing by rbiemer, on Flickr

 

[Wcarpenter]

This was shot at 1/2 second handheld. I'm not sure how it came out so sharp, but it did!

 

[helen.HH]

 

[paulfish4570]

Wow, wcarpenter. Half second? Whew ...

Helen, nice ...

 

[ebino]

 

[Sikario]

Rolleiflex 3.5F

Rolleiflex 3.5F

 

[kg4nih]

Two of the Washington DC Metro (subway)
Metro Center

Rosslyn

ZI, CV 21/4, Ektar 100 (EI 80)

 

[robklurfield]

M8, CV 15/4.5, 32 seconds

 

[ebino]

^ you set the camera on a tripod/shelf, set the exposure and then set the timer. you pressed the shutter, quickly run to the kitchen and came through that door which is behind you in the last moment?

Its a brilliant and hilarious shot, the hats are the real attraction.

 

[ebino]

or its double exposure? anyway, its a very clever shot.

 

[robklurfield]

pretty much what you guessed first. tripod. long exposure. didn't use the door. just walked (carefully, so as not to knock it down -- I'm a klutz) past the tripod. there's a bit of ghost image on the chest of drawers that I suspect was our cat deciding, as cats do, to not cooperate with my plan.

^ you set the camera on a tripod/shelf, set the exposure and then set the timer. you pressed the shutter, quickly run to the kitchen and came through that door which is behind you in the last moment?

Its a brilliant and hilarious shot, the hats are the real attraction.

 

[lynnb]

great shot, Rob.

Most of these are with the LX3. Image stabilisation makes it much easier to do motion blur hand held...

2.5sec vertical pan

1/5sec

1/3sec

25 seconds, tripod

1/13sec panned with a digicam

2.5sec on tripod

 

[semilog]

Two, fresh out of the scanner.

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Both: Ricoh GR-1, ACROS, XTOL 1:3.