How to set the long exposure?

Question 1: How to set 1 for long-term exposure of Canon 500d, and adjust the dial of advanced mode to M (that is, full manual mode);

2. Adjust the shutter speed with the roller behind the shutter. The minimum speed can be adjusted to 30 seconds, or to the light bulb (that is, door B);

3. Fix the camera on the tripod and shoot with the cable (door B);

Question 2: How can I take a long exposure? Can you describe this problem in more detail? This makes it easier for me to answer.

Long exposure requires the use of a tripod to maintain stability.

Then reduce the sensitivity, slow down the shutter speed and narrow the aperture.

You can take a few photos first, and adjust the shutter and aperture to achieve the desired effect.

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Question 3: How to set the shutter for long exposure? Hello, there is the letter B on the camera's shooting mode selection knob. If you rotate to this position, you can shoot slowly at Gate B. This mode supports exposure for more than 30 seconds. Press the shutter to start exposure, and press the shutter for the second time to stop exposure. Feel free to master it.

Question 4: How to set the long exposure time for Nikon d7000 star orbit? Hello!

General shooting star orbit should pay attention to several aspects:

1, the choice of time: generally choose to shoot after midnight on a sunny night in summer, when the external interference (lighting) is the least;

2. Location choice: generally choose to stay away from the suburbs of the city, so that it is least polluted by urban light;

3. Special requirements for equipment: generally use SLR cameras, cable with timing function, tripods, etc.

4. Camera parameter setting: If you want to shoot concentric star orbits, generally aim the center of the circle at Polaris (the trajectories of other shapes are arbitrary); Set the sensitivity to the lowest ISO100; Focus mode selects single point focus; The exposure mode is M, and the minimum aperture is generally F22 (which can extend the exposure time). Generally, the time is 1-2 hours (it can be adjusted according to the brightness of the scene, but not too short, otherwise the trajectory is not obvious). The exposure of the picture can be adjusted repeatedly according to the shooting (mainly adjusting the shutter time), and the picture effect can also be post-processed through the second exposure;

5. Other things to pay attention to: It is best to go out together, pay attention to safety, and bring other items (warm clothes, flashlights, etc.). ), that's all I thought of.

I hope my answer is useful to you.

Question 5: What do you mean by long exposure time? That is to say, when shooting, use a slow shutter speed (ranging from a few seconds to several hours) and set the aperture and other values accordingly to achieve a very strange shooting effect.

I took this, and the shutter speed was 30s.

Not necessarily. It depends on the rated slowest shutter speed of the camera. I shot this for 30 seconds with D90, and then I have to use B if I want to slow down. I have to see for myself. The slowest paraxial ratio of Seagull 205 still in use is 1s, followed by B. If it is a fully automatic camera, it will be a bit troublesome because you can't set the shutter speed yourself, but if there is a long exposure shooting mode,

Question 6: What software does Android have that can be exposed for a long time? How should I set the following effects? You can make it with a slow shutter camera: a slow shutter cam.

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Question 7: What about Sony's micro-single exposure for a long time? If you take a picture, you'd better play it with a cable. If the exposure time is less than 30s, you can take it in the shutter priority file, that is, the S file.

If the time is longer, use M gear, and then adjust the pulsator until the shutter shows the light bulb, so that you can decide the exposure time by yourself.

There is also the shooting of a stellar orbit, usually taking photos at equal intervals first, and then superimposing the software later. Now it is much easier for some Sony micro-singles to use time-lapse photography apps.

Question 8: How to change the aperture for a long exposure? This is the first time I have seen such a shooting method. In fact, you don't need to change the aperture on the way, and you can achieve the effect with multiple exposures.

Question 9: How to expose for a long time? There is a B shutter on the camera. Turn it to that position, press and hold the shutter to control the length of time, and release the shutter to end.

Generally speaking, door B is used with tripod and cable release to prevent the machine from shaking.

Key point: ask this question, you must know nothing about cameras. The best textbook for cameras is the instruction manual, really. A good photographer will also have a torn manual, which can basically solve 95% of your problems.