lol.. I read that too.
who uses these- movies, astronomy ?
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who uses these- movies, astronomy ?
Zangetsu
I am the master of my Fate.
A005
A17
A005 is around 25k
A17 is around 8k
i can buy A005 but need some clarifications between A17 & A005
happy17292
Ambassador of Buzz
hey guys, is it possible to capture long exposure shots in point and shoot cameras?
i am assuming long exposure = lower shutter speed ? [i am noob so correct me if i'm wrong]
my cellphone sucks in capturing photos, i have shaky hands so almost everyphoto gets blurry. many point and shoot cams feature anti blur/anti shake feature but does it work?
also, moving objects gets very blurry in my cellphone, even when its moving at slow speed [ie: a cyclist]. does this problem also exists in P&S cams?
ps: i've never owned any digicam before
i am assuming long exposure = lower shutter speed ? [i am noob so correct me if i'm wrong]
my cellphone sucks in capturing photos, i have shaky hands so almost everyphoto gets blurry. many point and shoot cams feature anti blur/anti shake feature but does it work?
also, moving objects gets very blurry in my cellphone, even when its moving at slow speed [ie: a cyclist]. does this problem also exists in P&S cams?
ps: i've never owned any digicam before
srkmish
Ambassador of Buzz
@happy : I was intrigued by your question and did some research . Seems that Canon G series is very capable of long exposure quality shots and Long exposure = More shutter time ( Total time during which shutter is open ). See the photo in the first link. Its awesome
P&S Long Exposure | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Long Exposure Wide Angle Capable P&S: Canon PowerShot Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review
@happy : I was intrigued by your question and did some research . Seems that Canon G series is very capable of long exposure quality shots and Long exposure = More shutter time ( Total time during which shutter is open ). See the photo in the first link. Its awesome
*www.flickr.com/photos/surfma/5326038064/
*www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2929545#forum-post-37299869
P&S Long Exposure | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Long Exposure Wide Angle Capable P&S: Canon PowerShot Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review
@happy : I was intrigued by your question and did some research . Seems that Canon G series is very capable of long exposure quality shots and Long exposure = More shutter time ( Total time during which shutter is open ). See the photo in the first link. Its awesome
*www.flickr.com/photos/surfma/5326038064/
*www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2929545#forum-post-37299869
sujoyp
Grand Master
@zangetsu ....Nikon 70-300 VR is still better then that tamron 70-300 Di VC USD ...but if price difference is more then 4-5k then Tamron is the choice
what confusion do you have regarding that lens??
@happy any camera which have manual modes like Shutter speed mode or Manual mode can be used for long exposure..
if shooting a person/subject in low light is the problem then you need to increase the ISO or use flash ...if the subject is still like a scenary then take support of any flat base and then take the pic at night
capturing a cycle in daytime would not be a problem for any P&S but if light is low like 6 in the evening then u have to use flash to capture the shot
what confusion do you have regarding that lens??
@happy any camera which have manual modes like Shutter speed mode or Manual mode can be used for long exposure..
if shooting a person/subject in low light is the problem then you need to increase the ISO or use flash ...if the subject is still like a scenary then take support of any flat base and then take the pic at night
capturing a cycle in daytime would not be a problem for any P&S but if light is low like 6 in the evening then u have to use flash to capture the shot
raja manuel
In the zone
Yes, though it depends on the camera. Any P&S with manual mode can do it. Less sophisticated cameras that don't have manual mode do have some modes that use longer exposures, such as firework mode - I have used my Fujifilm AV100 in fireworks mode on a tripod for group photos in low light and it worked fairly well. Even lower spec (read cheaper) Canon P&S that support CHDK should give you all the controls you need for long exposure phtography.
Longer exposure means the shutter is open for longer. Shutter speed of 1/50 is longer than 1/500 – not sure if this is what you meant by lower.
Do you get blurry photos outdoors in bright sunlight or only in low(er) light situations? If the latter, it is most probably the result of longer exposure. If your cellphone cam has autofocus you can stop pressing the shutter button once the camera starts trying to focus; this can reduce the camera shake.
Anti-blur/shake, even on a DSLR will only help you to a certain extent. It depends on how long the exposure is.
Moving objects blur because the shutter speed is too slow (long exposure). You need short exposure to freeze movement. Again, manual mode is your friend and how well a P&S can do this depends on the model in question.