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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 840237" data-attributes="member: 13196"><p>These were taken at Neshaminy Creek in Hulmeville (Bucks County). All are iPhone photos.</p><p></p><p>The first was tripod mounted and taken with an app called Slow Shutter Cam for 4 seconds (but no neutral density filter was required). The second was taken with the iPhone native camera app as a Live photo handheld. The third was also taken with the iPhone native camera app handheld as a Live photo then was converted to a Slow Motion image afterwards (so the 3rd image initially looked like the 2nd image before conversion).</p><p></p><p>In the past I have photographed this waterfalls using my D750 with a neutral density filter to achieve a slow motion image. However, none of the iPhone photos required an ND filter.</p><p></p><p>There are filter holders made for mobile phones as well as apps that offer legit slow shutter. I'm not sure the Slow Shutter Cam really takes legit photos since an ND filter wasn't needed. <strong><em>I'm sure there must be people here who take slow motion and/or long exposure images with their phones.</em> </strong>And if so, do you use a filter holder? And what app(s) do you use?</p><p></p><p>I have several long exposure phone apps such as BlackMagic Camera app, Even Longer app, Moment app, AstroShader, and one or two others. <strong><em>What I'm hoping to find out is what do you use to mount a Neutral Density filter onto the phone and which long exposure app do you use? </em></strong>I'm guessing these other long exposure apps are going to require the use of an ND filter so I need to get one of those first. Some filter holders are mounted with a clip, others by magnet, and another type has a screw mount that tightens against the phone's glass screen.</p><p></p><p>If you have any long exposure phone photos to share, please do. Thanks for any input! By the way, I'm not too thrilled with the converted iPhone image. During conversion, it seems some of the rocks became slightly out of focus which I didn't notice with photos taken with the Slow Shutter Cam.</p><p></p><p>1. Slow Shutter Cam App using an iPhone.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]423849[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>2. iPhone Native Camera taken as a Live photo.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]423850[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>3. iPhone Native Camera app taken as a Live photo then converted to a slow motion image afterwards.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]423851[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hark, post: 840237, member: 13196"] These were taken at Neshaminy Creek in Hulmeville (Bucks County). All are iPhone photos. The first was tripod mounted and taken with an app called Slow Shutter Cam for 4 seconds (but no neutral density filter was required). The second was taken with the iPhone native camera app as a Live photo handheld. The third was also taken with the iPhone native camera app handheld as a Live photo then was converted to a Slow Motion image afterwards (so the 3rd image initially looked like the 2nd image before conversion). In the past I have photographed this waterfalls using my D750 with a neutral density filter to achieve a slow motion image. However, none of the iPhone photos required an ND filter. There are filter holders made for mobile phones as well as apps that offer legit slow shutter. I'm not sure the Slow Shutter Cam really takes legit photos since an ND filter wasn't needed. [B][I]I'm sure there must be people here who take slow motion and/or long exposure images with their phones.[/I] [/B]And if so, do you use a filter holder? And what app(s) do you use? I have several long exposure phone apps such as BlackMagic Camera app, Even Longer app, Moment app, AstroShader, and one or two others. [B][I]What I'm hoping to find out is what do you use to mount a Neutral Density filter onto the phone and which long exposure app do you use? [/I][/B]I'm guessing these other long exposure apps are going to require the use of an ND filter so I need to get one of those first. Some filter holders are mounted with a clip, others by magnet, and another type has a screw mount that tightens against the phone's glass screen. If you have any long exposure phone photos to share, please do. Thanks for any input! By the way, I'm not too thrilled with the converted iPhone image. During conversion, it seems some of the rocks became slightly out of focus which I didn't notice with photos taken with the Slow Shutter Cam. 1. Slow Shutter Cam App using an iPhone. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1.jpeg"]423849[/ATTACH] 2. iPhone Native Camera taken as a Live photo. [ATTACH type="full" alt="2 low res.jpg"]423850[/ATTACH] 3. iPhone Native Camera app taken as a Live photo then converted to a slow motion image afterwards. [ATTACH type="full" alt="3 low res.jpg"]423851[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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