Post your low light long exposures

Eyelight · Jan 16, 2015

Since this here is a picture thread, here's my latest no light looooongg exposure. It is ISO 100 f/3.2 at 10 minutes 49 seconds. Just amazes me how bright the light is in a dark room.

Lee532 · Jan 16, 2015

Was hoping for a decent sunrise but it clouded over so I used my new Lee Filter Big Stopper for the first time.

Humber Dawn by Lee532, on Flickr

RockyNH_RIP · Jan 16, 2015

Lee, the EXIF data has been stripped out... since this is the low light/long exposure thread, can you share your exposure data..

Nice Shot!

Pat in GA

Lee532 · Jan 16, 2015

RockyNH said:
Lee, the EXIF data has been stripped out... since this is the low light/long exposure thread, can you share your exposure data..

Nice Shot!

Pat in GA

Thanks Pat, no problems. It was F8, ISO200 and 13s. Nikon D610 with Nikkor 24-70mm f2.8 lens.

Lee532 · Jan 16, 2015

Same set up, 24mm, f10 and 30s

Blue Dawn by Lee532, on Flickr

RockyNH_RIP · Jan 16, 2015

Thanks for the settings! It helps.. both are nice but I like the 1st one better...

Pat in GA

J-see · Jan 16, 2015

J-see · Jan 16, 2015

This one is a keeper I think.

RON_RIP · Jan 16, 2015

I think, but I prefer the one posted just above it. Better composition, I think.

J-see · Jan 16, 2015

RON said:
I think, but I prefer the one posted just above it. Better composition, I think.

The one with the road between the trees?

I lost some detail in the shadows (bottom of the shot it shows) and the composition was an educated guess since it was pitch black and besides some light in the distance I didn't see much.

J-see · Jan 16, 2015

I went out for round two. At this hour the town is dead which is great to get some shots.

thegaffney · Jan 17, 2015

Got this one last night

Eyelight · Jan 17, 2015

thegaffney said:
Got this one last night

Nice shot.

The EXIF did not make it. Can you edit and add on the post so we can see what setting were used?

J-see · Jan 17, 2015

Some you need to play with.

And the "correctly" processed version.

thegaffney · Jan 17, 2015

Yeah sorry its because I use the save for web to shrink it, here it is right out of lightroom. And here I took a picture of a moving train with a shorter exposure and merged them together in photoshop since I couldnt do both with one shot