look at these pool pictures

[Train1077]

Hi, I just wanted to share some pool pictures that I have made myself..

 

[PetToilet]

yay for long exposures. would be a cool way to show a runout.

 

[pwd72s]

I loved 'em! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Dead Money]

Those are neat especially the break photo!

 

[JoseV]

What kind of cam did you use ? I wonder if my Fuji FinePix S1000 can do that.

 

[CreeDo]

pretty tight, what kind of settings?

 

[PetToilet]

any camera that allows you to set the shutter speed or has a slow shutter speed mode (night mode might let you do this) will work

 

[Chronos]

Those are all pretty cool.
Very interesting images.

 

[BVal]

Those are all pretty cool.
Very interesting images.

I like the last one the best. Pretty cool

BVal

 

[Vahmurka]

shutter speed is the secret? Cool! Thanks for sharing, they are nice.

 

[MitchAlsup]

Illumination times Shutter-speed times aperture = total amount of light on film/sensor.

Illumination is constant (table light)
Shutter speed times the duration.
(small*) aperture allows the image not to be washed out. (*) a small aperture has a big number in the denominator of F/stop. Look for F/stops near F/16 and F/22 and experiment for best results.

Nice images, by the way. This has got my intrest up in doing similarly; Thanks a lot.

 

[SCCues]

Thanks for sharing the unique pool photos.

 

[Train1077]

Sorry for the late answer..

Canon 350D

Shutter speed of 2 seconds.
Aperture was 22 (I'm not sure, but It was a hgh number)

And of course use a tripod, and I used a remote control to take the picture not to shake the camera.

 

[justin.powell]

Pretty cool.

 

[steveinflorida]

Very cool. Thanks.

 

[TX Poolnut]

Nice work. Keep it up!

 

[calcuttaman]

Canon 350D
Shutter speed of 2 seconds.
Aperture was 22 (I'm not sure, but It was a hgh number)
And of course use a tripod, and I used a remote control to take the picture not to shake the camera.

I was trying to do this also but was having a hard time when to snap the photo. I had the shooter counting down when he was going to shoot and timing the snap on that, but results were sporadic.

Ideas?

 

[JuicyGirl]

I like the pictures. Nice job! Are you using a tripod or is there another person holding the camera?

I can do this with my Nikon J1, we can also get a remote control for shooting pictures or videos. I've considered buying it, this is tempting me now.

 

[Dirtbmw20]

Wow...... this thread is almost 4 years old..........

Sent from my SCH-I535

 

[Gogafem]

Nice! Really cool I think.