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Yesterday I was experimenting a bit with the camera. Thought to my self: if it’s beating at 4 Hz then how many times does the hand move if you use a shutter speed of 1 sec or more.
And would that be visible in the photo? Would you get 6 different hands or one big blur?
After some trial and error it turned out that using a shutter speed of 1.2 sec gave the result I was hoping for.
Used a small aperture (f/11) to increase DoF and shot it from above to minimize focus blur.
Hope you like the result as much as I do.
I’m not there where I want to be but every month I feel the photos are getting better.
Hadn’t looked at it from that angle but now that you’ve mentioned it: your words are spec on bullseye
Slow shutter speed, multiple Chrono hands
Yesterday I was experimenting a bit with the camera. Thought to my self: if it’s beating at 4 Hz then how many times does the hand move if you use a shutter speed of 1 sec or more.
And would that be visible in the photo? Would you get 6 different hands or one big blur?
After some trial and error it turned out that using a shutter speed of 1.2 sec gave the result I was hoping for.
Used a small aperture (f/11) to increase DoF and shot it from above to minimize focus blur.
Hope you like the result as much as I do.
Thank you
I’m not there where I want to be but every month I feel the photos are getting better.
Great shot!
It is, after all, what watches are here for: reminding us of the passing of time. Your shot shows it in a great way.
Plus, you chose a nice model, as always!
Plus, you chose a nice model, as always!
Merci bien
Hadn’t looked at it from that angle but now that you’ve mentioned it: your words are spec on bullseye
Second photo captures movement on the subdial as well.
A treat for eyes.. Thanks for posting. Regards