The Eternal

Sup guys! I used my Canon Rebel XT (350D) at the time, but you can do it with any camera that has manual settings

Basically, meter for the background, so the whole area is well exposed, and that SHOULD give you a long enough shutter speed to drag out the lights like that. It should really only need about 2-4 seconds to make that cool effect. Oh yea, a tripod is a must when doing this long of exposure!

If metering for the background doesn't give you a long enough shutter (it should) just lower your ISO, raise the aperture, and drag out the shutter... good times! Except with all that camera shit you'll be carrying around - you wont get to go on any rides! LOL

Thanks for all the kind words - oh yea, Boryn, your pics amaze me! Especially the wedding ones and the motorcycle ones! I got my 30D the other day, and decided, hey - new camera needs a new lens right? LOL So I got a 70-200 2.8L!! Hahaha, so now, I have the 30D w/ 70-200 2.8L and the 350D with the 24-70 2.8L - needless to say - I've been shooting my ASS off!

Between the 2 of you, you are making me want to go steal my ex's camera I bought him ( dig rebel)with all the extra lens and filters and shit and start taking pics myself.

Do it! I bet you wont be sorry! Photography is so great, relaxing, expressive, useful, money-making (sometimes). I'm trying to make a career out of it!

Nikon 80D, old stock 55-100mm (i think Lens), No filters, just built in flash.

One of My Cats:


Rossi's Moto GP Bike:


My Next Motorcycle:


FDNY Promo Bike:


Hopefully my next real Bike: MV Agusta!

great photos, i really like the dof on the kitty pic. /drool bikes

So which one is yours Punji?

Wis wrote:So which one is yours Punji?

the first one!

ps hands off