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WalkerinSC

(268 posts)
Thu May 25, 2023, 05:32 PM May 2023

Trip to a creek

Working on getting the silky water look. Little too much light for long enough exposure and water was slower than anticipated but you learn by doing




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Trip to a creek (Original Post) WalkerinSC May 2023 OP
Keep working on it, my dear WalkerinSC! CaliforniaPeggy May 2023 #1
Are you using neutral density filters. Grumpy Old Guy May 2023 #2

CaliforniaPeggy

(152,707 posts)
1. Keep working on it, my dear WalkerinSC!
Thu May 25, 2023, 09:41 PM
May 2023

I hope someone here will chime in with good advice on how to obtain that 'look'!

Love the mushroom!

And they're all beautiful in their own way.

Grumpy Old Guy

(3,650 posts)
2. Are you using neutral density filters.
Mon May 29, 2023, 01:01 PM
May 2023

Putting a moderate ND filter will get you the "cotton candy" effect with water.

If I don't have a ND filter with me I lower the ISO as far as possible and set my f/stop to the smallest possible apeture, usually f/16 or F/22. That usually slows the shutter down considerably

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