Grape7 said:Just got my 10 stopper a few days ago and went out this morning with it for the first time.
The area I went to is a notorious drinking spot due to its location so I was always looking over my shoulder, even at this early time which meant I probably didn't give it enough time to play about with it.
Anyway, I took a series of shots which are below ranging from what the water looked like before and after my attempts.
Comments and pointers appreciated.
Cheers.
1. At the start.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/colin3156/7793501068/
Calder Water by Colin3156, on Flickr
2. Very first attempt.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/colin3156/7793499116/
Calder Water by Colin3156, on Flickr
3. Focus is out but getting there.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/colin3156/7793497764/
Calder Water by Colin3156, on Flickr
4. Mmmmm.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/colin3156/7793494544/
Calder Water by Colin3156, on Flickr
5. Best of a bad lot.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/colin3156/7793496410/
Calder Water by Colin3156, on Flickr
Grape7 said:Thanks for the feedback.
I know they're not great hence the reason for posting
How do I "lock off" the focus?
Get the focus setup in auto then switch it too manual so that when you press the shutter, it remains the same !
Just make sure you don't knock the focus ring and you should be ok
Couple of mine from a while back.
60 and 160 second exposures respectively with a B+W ND110
Pew with a view - very nice. I have had a similar shot in mind forma while and now I have my 10 stopper I'll have to get off my backside and do it!
Me too. Used mine once I think
My first real go with my 10 stop, taken near Portpatrick, Dumfries and Galloway.