J JaackBrown Messages 42 Name Jack Edit My Images Yes 2 Sep 2013 #1 Long exposure or fast shutter speed
battle666 Messages 62 Name chris Edit My Images No 2 Sep 2013 #3 Long exposure and lots and lots of patience lol
Tigger.ufo Lady Penelope Messages 5,991 Name Heather Edit My Images Yes 2 Sep 2013 #4 Long exposure and lots of luck!
D D4rr3n Messages 165 Name Darren Edit My Images Yes 2 Sep 2013 #5 Magic Lantern! it has a "motion detection" function that can work in two ways one of which is exposure difference i.e. changes in light level. You need to experiment with the sensitivity but it's easily quick enough for a bit of lightning.
Magic Lantern! it has a "motion detection" function that can work in two ways one of which is exposure difference i.e. changes in light level. You need to experiment with the sensitivity but it's easily quick enough for a bit of lightning.
H HMansfield Messages 456 Edit My Images No 2 Sep 2013 #6 Tripod and long exposure. Using a tripod means you can always use parts of a non-lightning shot for the surroundings if need be.
Tripod and long exposure. Using a tripod means you can always use parts of a non-lightning shot for the surroundings if need be.
Jan K. Messages 1,533 Edit My Images Yes 2 Sep 2013 #7 Tigger.ufo said: ... and lots of luck! Click to expand... Or $329! http://www.lightningtrigger.com/Gallery.html
Tigger.ufo said: ... and lots of luck! Click to expand... Or $329! http://www.lightningtrigger.com/Gallery.html
Tigger.ufo Lady Penelope Messages 5,991 Name Heather Edit My Images Yes 3 Sep 2013 #8 Luck is cheaper!
M mid_gen Messages 2,006 Name Chris Edit My Images No 3 Sep 2013 #9 Tripod, bulb mode, long exposure, and patience.