Pro-Level Long Exposure Techniques that Often get Ignored!

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This week I head to the coast and share my entire workflow for long-exposure photography. I share how I use ND filters for different effects.

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00:00 Intro
00:28 What is long-exposure photography
01:48 Long exposure photography tips
#landscapephotography #longexposurephotography #longexposure

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[fototripper]

LOVE that Snowdonia shot Ian. I've got to get myself there; it's been 30 years!

[bernym]

Refreshing to see a youtube that is: 1. not excessively padded. 2: Does not have lots of very annoying background music. 3: is factual and informing. Your dialogue (monologue?) is clear and keeps to the subject. The video is well shot and presented. As an experienced long exposure photographer, I don't think there was anything new for me in this presentation. However, I have subscribed. The only negative I would offer is I did not register any 'long exposure techniques that often get ignored'. Maybe my attention was attenuated towards the end?

[SSGrille]

I had an opportunity years ago to be on a high floor of a building that looked out over the busiest highway leading into the city. With the combination of F16, iso 100, and I think 10 stops of ND filters, I exposed the highway showing no cars on it at all as they were always in motion. I still want to try a carousel, Ferris wheel, and of course the crowded downtown city, and see how long of an exposure it would take to get all the moving people out of the shot. Thanks for posting this, you have reignited the drive to try these out.

[rxivtime]

I needed a quick refresher tutorial on the Long Exposure photography technique after finding my old Lee Filters Big Stopper recently, this was perfect thanks!

[lotuscom]

Since this was about long exposures, I watched the video of 2x speed to bring the exposures back to normal...

[Footski]

I love your videos. Recently back into photography after many tears, I have learned and relearned so much from you. Thank you.

[donchisciottev]

I too love long expo. It gives that sense of "out of the world".
It' a pleasure to whatch your videos for your way of teaching, you great shots and also for your wonderful english pronunciation.

[raphaelcoelho]

I really like to use an small 4k monitor fixed at the flash terminal with a hdmi cable (the other side of the cable varies according to the camera). It's amazing for night focussing but also when sun is a problem

[inrain]

On a different note: The geology of that cliff face is absolutely fascinating. There are so many different geological layers here that a geologist (which I am not) could spend several months just exploring this one cliff face. And thanks to one hint in the comments I could read and learn a little bit more about that cliff even if I probably will never get to see it in real life.

Thanks for the video.

[gerryhardman]

Excellent Video, now I’m itching to get out and use my variable six stop ND and my polarizer together to achieve what you’ve done. Interesting filters as well thanks for sharing all this information. It helps mind you that you’re near the ocean. You have some beautiful things to photograph. I live close to the Rocky Mountains, so I’m looking forward to using this information the next time. I go there to photograph waterfalls and mountains in the distance. Regards, Gerry.

[marcstaples]

Interesting details about the NiSi ND filters. I have yet to find the right combination as I have various lenses and setup/down rings to ensure I can use them, but that means carrying around additional gear. I use screw on Urth, magnetic filters and Rollei magnetic filters. I also have the M10 system from Haida and have only rarely used it. I have just purchased a Fujifilm X-H2 and love the camera and think it was the right step for my landscape photography, although my heart beats more for the GFX series, but that is too expensive for my budget. So I'm glad to see someone out there make awesome landscape photos. Thanks for sharing and keep it up.

[michaelsullivan]

Thank you as always for sharing. I’m looking forward to trying this, because I live next to Lake Michigan, have two locations picked out, and just ordered the filters. Thanks again, Mike (Chicago)

[PsychedelicChameleon]

Thank you for these tips and for the wonderful photos!

[grachilly]

Fantastic video yet again. I really enjoy how you explain everything so it’s easy to understand. Brilliant just brilliant thank you 🙏

[mrpatrickkay]

Great video, my own preference is to turn off noise reduction for long exposures because you can't see the playback image until the camera has made the same exposure time ( 10 minute exposure, 10 minute noise reduction black screen

[dcxdanny]

Great video and long exposure photos. One thing I noticed about some of your locations is those rocky shores! - YIKES - on me trying to walk on those rocks :-) So thanks for the tour and info.

[stevecooney]

Loved this vlog. Explained long exposures well and clearly thank you

[URSENIORUTUBER]

Fabulous Tutorial.... I love the challenge that you bring to the forefront of our photography skills, with the wonderful tutorials.. thank you sincerely.. mike

[Cheryl]

Hi Ian, I love the way you teach. I think your video is wonderful. I have a set of NiSi system filters that I just acquired but I wanted to try out the mist filters, so they have NDs and a Mist, but no color coding-sad. I wish I could clamber around rocks and sea the way you do. Please keep making your YT videos.

[the_rat_run]

Another lovely location, some good info on long exposures also. I have a bluetooth remote for my Sony cameras, which saves me forgetting that I had a 2 second delay set... (yes, too many times!)