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10/02/2008 10:04:24 PM |
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09/27/2008 04:47:17 PM |
| Ya very good guess..the room was very dark except for some dim lighting (orange/yellow tint) - The walls of the room are a burgundy red, so the initial flash captured the musician (and the room), and I pulled the camera (arms extended) in towards myself, and it created the exposure that you see. So yep you are right :D |
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09/25/2008 07:29:32 AM |
I am going to try to figure out your technique. I would say the room was relatively dark, you made the first exposure with a flash burst and the shutter locked open in 'bulb', then moved the camera around to create the trails of the few ambient lights. Am I right?
Message edited by author 2008-09-26 00:52:26. |
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