Exploring Long Exposure Photography with NiSi V7 Filter System

[@elizabethblaisure7576]

More beautiful shots, thank you for sharing all the information aswell.❤

[@valbinersantos5969]

Muito bom ! 📷 👍

[@DanielAucoinFineArt]

✌️😉

[@JimKinkade]

Any gnome photography tips?

[@Matte-b8f]

Great filter

[@paulm8157]

Classy demo by classy host - nice! He chews gum (?) and narrates at the same time - now that’s talent😊(kidding). Side x side shots effective. Clever thumbnail, also. No fat bike in this trip? Am surprised that for a six second exposure the falling snow did not register in photos. Wonder how long an exposure would be needed if you wanted to show the snow falling. What’s the longest exposure you’ve tried? Ever use the technique to make people “disappear” at crowded venues? Cheers!

[@DanielAucoinFineArt]

The longer the exposure, the less snow will appear because it will give a kind of effect. If you want to capture the snowfall, you gotta use a shorter shutter speed. For the shoot, that was the longest I did, but you can get really creative with these neutral density filters. Yes, I already tried long exposure with large crowd of people but unfortunately there’s always of people not moving so the register on the camera. But in 2024 Lightroom take care of that. Thanks for your comment again 😉🙏

[@paulm8157]

@@DanielAucoinFineArt Thanks, Daniel. Patience, pls. What shutter speed would be slow enough to capture falling snow w/blur effect, but not so slow as to not capture falling snow at all?

[@호평댁]

와우 역시 최고입니다

[@DanielAucoinFineArt]

🙏

[@w.kempert1858]

wieder super Grüße aus Berlin es grüßt der Berliner

[@NeoGaming_Tamil]

Super bro 😁

[@DanielAucoinFineArt]

Thanks man!