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{K:3946} 5/8/2004
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i like how kostas utilizes light, its a match made in heaven... light paintings and night rides! mmkt
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Donald Lee
{K:108} 3/19/2004
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Very creative idea. Bravo!
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Oistein Thomassen
{K:46} 3/18/2004
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WOW!! definitely one of the most creative shots I've ever seen! it's just incredibly fascinating. the lines and colours here are just.. yup, great ;-)
excellent work.
rgds,
oistein
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Kostas Tzanetos
{K:22012} 3/18/2004
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Robert:the exposure was 10 m-i-n-u-t-e-s
Thank you all for your comments.I'm glad you like my photo :-))
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Robert Vigon
{K:76} 3/18/2004
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Warp Factor 10!!!!!
Awesome!
Now, is it 10 minute exposure or 10 seconds?
ppdix says 10!
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José Lins
{K:1544} 3/18/2004
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I have no words!!!! Congrats!!!
Regards,
José Lins
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Lex Xavier
{K:657} 3/17/2004
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Good shot. Interesting long exposure study.
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Mark Peterson
{K:3452} 1/15/2004
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This along with the rest of your night ride shots are amazing! The idea to do this is a great one at that. I have to try this sometime. Just fantastic and thanks for the concept.
You have now been added to my friends list. I look forward to more of your photos.
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Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia
{K:96391} 12/28/2003
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wonderful.
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B:)liana
{K:30945} 12/23/2003
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I love it. love the light rays all over. and thank you dear Kostas, you have inspired me for one interesting shoot!! you will see tomorrow ha h a..
and for the DROPS.. ha ha .. ;-))))) as you can see now I am doing PORTRAITS. and how do you like them, but dont talk about the colors, cause I did something wrong ;-(
Be happy my dear Friend,
Kisses and Love and understanding,
Sincerely your friend, Bibi
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Todd Miller
{K:16464} 12/21/2003
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fantastic! my favorite of the series...
thanks for your recent comments on my photos. glad you liked the atheism photo, i'm very pleased that someone with your talent would call it a "favorite."
cheers!
todd
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Kostas Tzanetos
{K:22012} 12/21/2003
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thank you for your comments :-))
Robin:
my camera can meter up to 30sec.
with my 'nightride' photos I usually bracket,but this is mostly to change the effect rather than getting the 'correct' exposure.I know from experience that any speed more than a couple of minutes would do for this type of image;moreover,print films don't seem to bother at those speeds.
Generally,scenes that require long exposures are usually rather dark,so with 100 ASA film in my camera I meter the scene at my lens' widest aperture in order to get the equivalent shutter speed. If the camera reads 30secs@f2.8 it equals 4minutes@f8,but I add 2 more stops to balance for film's reciprocity failure thus ending with 16minutes@f8.
If your camera meters up to 1sec and you aren't able to get a reading even at your lens' widest aperture,I'd suggest turning the ISO/ASA dial to the highest available setting and meter again.Supposing you get 1sec@f4 for ASA1600 then you can shoot at 1minute@f4 for ASA100 film (5 stops + 2 recipr.stops)
Reciprocity failure hasn't been always a problem for me (I have often ignored it without getting unpleasant effects) but keep in mind that it may also result in strange/unacceptable color shifts.
Bracketing is a recommended practice,whenever possible.If your camera tells you the 'correct' shutter speed is 2secs,make additional exposures at 4 and 6 secs to be secure.
Not to forget the great help software can provide in the post-processing stage.
be happy :-))
Kostas
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Robin Dunham
{K:1851} 12/21/2003
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Cool shot. How do You meter your shots? Do you bracket your exposures or is your camera able to meter that long of a shot on AP priority?
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George Papadopoulos
{K:225} 12/21/2003
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Very good job. I like it
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Eva Kotsi
{K:245} 12/21/2003
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WOW Kosta!!! Amazing picture...
But what am I saying... We are used to you shooting amazing pictures! :-P
Ps. It's a GTI not a Rally! ;-)
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John Hatziemmanouil
{K:40580} 12/21/2003
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YEA! It works! The Rally looks like have light speed! ;)
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Terry McCully
{K:9221} 12/21/2003
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Hyper Drive yet again.. what is this speed... Warp factor 9 ???
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