woo!really nice one that!
what did you use to stack them? (or is it done with a "right gid" camera that can be left open for a long time? - mine has a 15-sec max exposure.)
(what did you use to stack them? (or is it done with a "right gid" camera that can be left open for a long time? - mine has a 15-sec max exposure.)
dipdapdop,
Tue 6 Jan 2004, 19:48,
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i used my older camera, my Pentax k1000.put it on for about a 5 hour exposure.
my new digital slr will only do 30 seconds, i need to buy a 80 dollar remote to do longer ones.
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Tue 6 Jan 2004, 19:50,
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my new digital slr will only do 30 seconds, i need to buy a 80 dollar remote to do longer ones.
how does the remote work?i set mine to "continuous photos" and taped the button down..
( dipdapdop,
Tue 6 Jan 2004, 19:51,
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for my Canon 10D, digital slr, it would just lock the shutter open for X amountof time i tell it to.
for my k1000, my remote is broken, so i used duct tape (makes camera sticky, but is innovative when you're in the middle of a field and you realize your remote is broken.)
EDIT - BTW, what did you use to stack them? I've been wanting to try that for some city star trailing shots, but haven't been able to figure out how to properly
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Tue 6 Jan 2004, 19:53,
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for my k1000, my remote is broken, so i used duct tape (makes camera sticky, but is innovative when you're in the middle of a field and you realize your remote is broken.)
EDIT - BTW, what did you use to stack them? I've been wanting to try that for some city star trailing shots, but haven't been able to figure out how to properly
wish i'd got one that you could leave openbut i didn't know i wanted to do it until i had it ;)
more coming later tonight, anyway
(more coming later tonight, anyway
dipdapdop,
Tue 6 Jan 2004, 19:56,
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