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By: stephen chong
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Photographer	stephen chong {Karma:519}
Project	#13 Long Exposure	Camera Model	nikon f801
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	nikkor AF 80-200mm
Uploaded	2/18/2003	Film / Memory Type	fuji superia 200
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	307	Shutter	4 sec
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/16
Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	closeup! fire in the skies!

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stephen chong {K:519} 2/18/2003

i find it extremely difficult to compose properly since the mirror (and therefore viewfinder) locks when the shutter opens. Does new-generation digital SLRs like D100 and finepix S2 suffers from that too? And yes, i wished i had used a slower film that day. Could someone elaborate more on the "black card" method?

3 rolls of exposures gave me 20+ decent prints!
and yes, it was quite a show! it would be a long time before we have such a scale a show in town here!

Scott McFadden {K:5663} 2/18/2003

Beautiful capture and great use of a tripod.
Needs a slower film to really define greater color.
Also its starting blow out a little in the middle but a slower film would probably have helped with that too.
There is another idea out there about a black card in front of the lense that reduces the leader trail if you want to.

Megan Forbes {K:4617} 2/18/2003

Lovely sharp capture - looks like you saw quite a show!

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