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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 220444" data-attributes="member: 13090">Once in Manual you'll find Bulb mode is the last, and slowest, possible option for shutter speed. In Bulb mode you open and close the shutter manually: the first actuation will open the shutter, and the next actuation will close it. You can trigger the shutter actuations using a remote release (preferred method) or you can use the shutter button on the body, but they both accomplish the same thing, the shutter being open until you close it with another activation. I don't know which remote release you have, but you'll need a stopwatch (or something) to time your shots if your remote release does not have a timer in it. The most basic wireless releases only open and close the shutter for you, while things like the Shutterboss give you total control over things like timer delay, exposure times, and multiple exposures over time (interval shooting)......</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 220444, member: 13090"] Once in Manual you'll find Bulb mode is the last, and slowest, possible option for shutter speed. In Bulb mode you open and close the shutter manually: the first actuation will open the shutter, and the next actuation will close it. You can trigger the shutter actuations using a remote release (preferred method) or you can use the shutter button on the body, but they both accomplish the same thing, the shutter being open until you close it with another activation. I don't know which remote release you have, but you'll need a stopwatch (or something) to time your shots if your remote release does not have a timer in it. The most basic wireless releases only open and close the shutter for you, while things like the Shutterboss give you total control over things like timer delay, exposure times, and multiple exposures over time (interval shooting). [COLOR="#FFFFFF"].....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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