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About Lauren Coakley
Three favorite passions: Life. Art. Photography The end.
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where is the video uploaded? vimeo?
what a shot! EPIC!!!
I don't have it uploaded anywhere yet... I was hoping I could just post it from my computer like I do with all my other photos on here. I'm not very familiar with the video field so I wasn't sure how I would go about posting it on here. What is Vimeo?
here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a75dTbhSC7I&feature=youtu.be
I want to take a same pics but in southern hemisphere
PD: Your work is wonderful
EXIF:
Exposure Mode: Manual
Focal Length: 20.0mm
Lens: 20mm
Max Aperture Value: f/1.8 (but I used f/2.0 for all of my shots)
Flash: Did not fire, compulsory mode
Custom Rendered: Normal Process
White Balance: Auto
Scene Capture Type: Standard
Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
and thank you so much! Can't wait to see how your pictures turn out!
i don't understand but its awesome
Love u!
The only left to know is exposure time, I note that the stars are not moving, therefore exposure should be short right? I have a Nikon D3100, isn't good as yours but I can invent something
Ty again, and I will send you my pic soon.
oh wow... sorry. totally forgot one of the most important settings. LOL i used 15 seconds on all of them. You can get away with 20 seconds but anymore than that and you'll start getting small star trails.
And I'm very glad you're still sharing your art with us
D'aww. Thank you so much! Really, I appreciate everyone so much!
can you please tell me how you did the timelapse?? in which mode you put the camera.. how long that it took, how many pictures??
Am I asking too much??
haha no no you are not asking too much!
... I set my tripod up in one spot the whole time and set my shutter for 15 seconds (I had a remote) and just clicked the remote and locked it so it would continuously take photos throughout the night (from 2am - 6am is how long I did it for... if i remember correctly) and i think it was a total of (roughly) 450 pictures
... sorry its been a while since i did this so i don't remember the exact numbers :/
and i ALWAYS shoot in manual