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slowpoke

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Straight out of the camera.My first attempt.
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slowpoke

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Hi,Kevy.I didn't use a flash.I put the ap on f16 and pointed at the shutter.Push the camera shutter and waited to a count of 5 and moved the camera just a bit.I got to try this with maybe a moving train at night.lol
 
kevy73

kevy73

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Nice work. I do similar with rear sync flash at wedding receptions for kicks and giggles... just to see what cool patterns I can get whilst freezing the people dancing as much as possible...

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kevy73

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Typical settings for that are:

Rear Sync Flash, Shutter 1/4, ISO 400, Aperture f4

Push the shutter than move the camera, the flash will fire at the end of the 1/4 second freezing the subjects, and anything bright will have made some cool shapes and patterns...

Next time I am going to try for a love heart shape pattern... :)
 
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Kevin H

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kevy73 said:
Typical settings for that are:

Rear Sync Flash, Shutter 1/4, ISO 400, Aperture f4

Push the shutter than move the camera, the flash will fire at the end of the 1/4 second freezing the subjects, and anything bright will have made some cool shapes and patterns...

Next time I am going to try for a love heart shape pattern... :)
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Thanks for that I'm at a wedding in September think I'll try that
 
kevy73

kevy73

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It's good fun - it can take a bit pf practice... if the people aren't being frozen well enough, up the power on your flash... I meant to add, I usually have my flash on manual at 1/4 power for those types of shots...
 
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