Ghost tunnel

[Rhoads238]

Hey all,

Here's one I took while wandering around nyc.


_DSC3391 b+w by rhoads238, on Flickr

CC always,

Jason

 

[ziggy84]

Nice. How long did you leave the shutter open for? So how does bulb work during the day time? I always thought you would get too much light during day light and could only use it at night.

 

[thetrue]

Considering NYC any time of day, I'm surprised you don't have 85 ghost people in the 2s exposure lol

 

[Rhoads238]

Nice. How long did you leave the shutter open for? So how does bulb work during the day time? I always thought you would get too much light during day light and could only use it at night.

you can shoot during the day with slow exposures. You just need to shoot at the lowest iso and smallest f stop. If you have a nd filter you can do a lot more. I haven't gotten around to purchasing one yet but its another thing on the list.

Jeff, this is true. I am wondering that myself actually. This was taken, I believe at around 4 or 5, the beginning of rush hour. To add to that if I remember correctly this location is only a block or two from time square. I've been wanting to try this out on a crowd of people for some time now though

-Jason

 

[ziggy84]

Nice. How long did you leave the shutter open for? So how does bulb work during the day time? I always thought you would get too much light during day light and could only use it at night.

you can shoot during the day with slow exposures. You just need to shoot at the lowest iso and smallest f stop. If you have a nd filter you can do a lot more. I haven't gotten around to purchasing one yet but its another thing on the list.

Jeff, this is true. I am wondering that myself actually. This was taken, I believe at around 4 or 5, the beginning of rush hour. To add to that if I remember correctly this location is only a block or two from time square. I've been wanting to try this out on a crowd of people for some time now though

-Jason

Oh okay. I see. Thanks Jason. Great pic brother!

 

[Rhoads238]

Nice. How long did you leave the shutter open for? So how does bulb work during the day time? I always thought you would get too much light during day light and could only use it at night.

you can shoot during the day with slow exposures. You just need to shoot at the lowest iso and smallest f stop. If you have a nd filter you can do a lot more. I haven't gotten around to purchasing one yet but its another thing on the list.

Jeff, this is true. I am wondering that myself actually. This was taken, I believe at around 4 or 5, the beginning of rush hour. To add to that if I remember correctly this location is only a block or two from time square. I've been wanting to try this out on a crowd of people for some time now though

-Jason

Oh okay. I see. Thanks Jason. Great pic brother!

Thanks dude! Go out and try it. Just bring a tripod. Its a lot of fun