*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

[Humveeluvr]

Basicly from what I understand is the room was pitch black and he set the camera on a tripod and set the shutter speed to 30 sec, then activated the shutter and within 30 seconds used the tourch to create his designs. thirty seconds is more then enough time in a dark room to make it appear that the lights were on. correct me if im wrong, I just posted this cause I am gonna try this with a floresent glow stick with a black light turned on! I'll post if it turns out any good!

[vroom_skies]

^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

[Kornowski]

Originally Posted by patrickv

Danny i really don't understand how you took that picture.
I mean i do understand that yes you moved the torch creating those text but how did the camera come into play so as to take the shot ?

Pat, the guys below explained it for me, I'm too lazy to type it out

Originally Posted by Humveeluvr

Basicly from what I understand is the room was pitch black and he set the camera on a tripod and set the shutter speed to 30 sec, then activated the shutter and within 30 seconds used the tourch to create his designs. thirty seconds is more then enough time in a dark room to make it appear that the lights were on. correct me if im wrong, I just posted this cause I am gonna try this with a floresent glow stick with a black light turned on! I'll post if it turns out any good!

Originally Posted by vroom_skies

^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

Pretty much, Correct.

Gold star for both of you!

[elmer91]

those shots are fun to do. it picks up motion, and anything stationary. if you stand there for long enough you will be a "ghost". i have done quite a few shots with a truck, my quad, and a motorcycle.

[Irishwhistle]

Originally Posted by speedyink

Excellent Pictures guys. What cameras are you two using?

Thanks! It's the same ol' Fuji FinePix S700.

Originally Posted by Kornowski

Whistleboy, those macro shots of the bugs are great!

Thanks!

[speedyink]

Originally Posted by Irishwhistle

Thanks! It's the same ol' Fuji FinePix S700.



Thanks!

Really?? You give me great hope, making such professional looking pictures with an S700. Here you had me all thinkin I needed to buy a DSLR

[Ramomar]

Originally Posted by Kornowski

...and moved a torch around.

Haha You and your UK words!

Originally Posted by Irishwhistle

Thanks! It's the same ol' Fuji FinePix S700.

Thanks!

Same here bro, Fuji S700

Here are some from me:











and finally, some porn for Danny:

[Irishwhistle]

Originally Posted by speedyink

Really?? You give me great hope, making such professional looking pictures with an S700. Here you had me all thinkin I needed to buy a DSLR

Yup! What've you got?

I still need a 1Ds Mark IV though.

[speedyink]

I have a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18

Some more porn for Danny

[Irishwhistle]

Originally Posted by speedyink

I have a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18

Cool! That cam looks sick.