SONY A6700 LONG EXPOSURE MADE SUPER EASY TUTORIAL

SONY A6700 LONG EXPOSURE MADE SUPER EASY TUTORIAL
Learn how to master long exposure photography with your Sony A6700 with this super easy tutorial. Get stunning shots with just a few simple steps!
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[@TheCameraManReviews]

So there you go, as easy as that, set your exposure first, then add your ND filter, then slow down your shutter speed.
Here is the manual mode video: czcams.com/video/1mRQrZLCigs/video.htmlsi=6JihmmUBuEC_YY3N

[@michaelrocharde]

Fascinating and extremely helpful. The photograph of the Falls is absolutely stunning.

[@mumuru698]

👍

[@gtomasz100]

That was super simple.What lens are you using?

[@jayf3032]

Can you do this without an ND filter?

[@Disco-will]

Was good to meet you mate, was asking you about your camera at the bridge 👍

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Hey good to see you too buddy! did you go in the water? LOL you mad if you did.

[@Disco-will]

@@TheCameraManReviews I did I went to the pools at the top so it was out the way 😂

[@Joe_I_Hadley]

So I played it back twice. I don't want image stabilization turned on? It will ruin my long exposure.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

That is correct. Image stabilisation off.

[@bogieman8]

Can you explain why to turn off stabilisation during long exposure?

[@TheCameraManReviews]

For sure. You need your camera to be super stable for long exposure photos, which is pretty self explanatory, but the stabilisation inside the camera will still try to make micro adjustments due to the long exposure time, even though the camera is fixed in position. These Micro adjustments will cause the image to be soft, almost out of focus when viewed later on. Hope this helps.

[@bogieman8]

@@TheCameraManReviews Cheers mate! thanks for the clarification, makes sense now.