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Photoelectric Effect

May 11 2006 Thu

6:41 am PHT

Can anybody guess how I did this photo below? I discovered this nice effect by accident. =)

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On 11:37 p.m., 11 May 2006, DanieL wrote:

let me give it a try.

this is a night shot hence the shutter speed is slowed down a bit to let more ambient light into the image being captured. can it be that the camera was moved a bit while the pic was taken hance the light streaks?

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On 12:22 p.m., 12 May 2006, seav wrote:

The camera was definitely moved, not a bit, but a lot, hence the long streaks. But, how come the people, chairs and tables aren’t blurred, only the lights? =)

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On 9:53 p.m., 14 May 2006, ramil wrote:

timing it so that the flash activates pag nakatapat na sa people?

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On 6:37 a.m., 15 May 2006, seav wrote:

ramil, nope. i didn’t use any sort of timer. =)

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On 9:46 a.m., 15 May 2006, ramil wrote:

i mean, yung night mode na may flash na naka slow synchro. exposes for the background, then flashes para ma expose yung tao sa harap. slow exposure to, so you would have time to move the cam, pero ma eexpose lang properly yung mga tao at the instant the flash flashes :p

(wala na kasi ako P&S na cam hehe, di ko maverify)

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On 11:56 a.m., 15 May 2006, seav wrote:

Very close enough. =) Actually, the flash comes first before the slow exposure for the background. I also discovered that ordering by accident.

I wanted to take a no-flash picture of the dining scene. Eh di ko napansin na naka-slow-synchro mode pala siya. So nung nag-shoot ako, nag-flash siya, so I jerked the camera away kahit useless na. That’s how I got the effect. =)

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On 3:21 p.m., 31 May 2006, zee rocks wrote:

hey astig! ginalaw mo yung camera habang kinuha yung picture? hehe.. hula lang po! ;)

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On 3:51 p.m., 2 Jun 2006, seav wrote:

Zee, yep, ginalaw ko yung camera. The whole explanation can be read at comment #6. =D =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

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