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**vroom_skies** · 10-22-2008, 06:39 PM

^Beat me to it^

You have to set your self up in a dark room, or any where dark really.
Then just set the camera on a tripod or a steady surface, next use a extended shutter speed, such as 10 seconds or so.
That gives you enough time to write/ draw what ever it is you want. Other then that you just mess with the settings to get the desired results.

The torch/ flash light is the only light in the room, so it's basically all the camera picks up, giving you what you see above.

Bob

10-22-2008, 06:39 PM	#2322 (permalink)
vroom_skies Moderator Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: CT Posts: 2,799	^Beat me to it^ You have to set your self up in a dark room, or any where dark really. Then just set the camera on a tripod or a steady surface, next use a extended shutter speed, such as 10 seconds or so. That gives you enough time to write/ draw what ever it is you want. Other then that you just mess with the settings to get the desired results. The torch/ flash light is the only light in the room, so it's basically all the camera picks up, giving you what you see above. Bob __________________ www.rsiphoto.com My Flickr Winner of the photography tournament theme: Flowers, Sunsets, Water Scapes, Blurs 2.0, Lightning/Fireworks, Vivid, Flowers in an Abstract Art Form, Waterways, PC Inurds, Most Confusing Image, Fire, Artificial lighting & Rocks.