r/pics • u/shatteredankle • Aug 13 '21
Long Exposure I took of myself climbing in The Needles of South Dakota with LEDs tied to my body.
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This is a composite shot. The Milky Way was shot at f/1.4, ISO 1600, and 15 sec. The climbing was shot at f/11, ISO 320, and 368 sec.
The climb itself is just over 100 feet tall.
3 u/Jakubada Aug 13 '21 where can i read up what all of that means? i only understand that you shot the milky way before and added if afterwards so the night sky wont get blurred,right? 2 u/_Allaccordingtoplan Aug 13 '21 If you want to learn a bit more about manual photography, the following link is like a cheat sheet https://m.imgur.com/gallery/n0KYGcq
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where can i read up what all of that means? i only understand that you shot the milky way before and added if afterwards so the night sky wont get blurred,right?
2 u/_Allaccordingtoplan Aug 13 '21 If you want to learn a bit more about manual photography, the following link is like a cheat sheet https://m.imgur.com/gallery/n0KYGcq
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If you want to learn a bit more about manual photography, the following link is like a cheat sheet
https://m.imgur.com/gallery/n0KYGcq
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u/shatteredankle Aug 13 '21
This is a composite shot. The Milky Way was shot at f/1.4, ISO 1600, and 15 sec. The climbing was shot at f/11, ISO 320, and 368 sec.
The climb itself is just over 100 feet tall.