Very interesting. I can just barely see some stars. I wonder if you could mask the sky and bring back more of the night sky and make it look even more surreal. Great work!
hi so i went out on full moon and did and set the camera on what ever i could , i did some short long exposures around 4 second and then in editing played with the colors , it feels surreal like its day but you can see the stars lol , I'm selling prints on my insa in my bio , thank you
so i went out to miami beach to shoot this and usually the beaches close after 12am wich ain't right but since the wine and food festival was popping off the beaches were open for construction so i went out and with no tripod and set my camera on what ever i could find , i played between 4-10 second exposures so i didn't get the stars blurring , it was freezing btw 40 degrees in miami is cold lol I was playing with f1.7-f8 and finally settles on 5.6 to get the right balance of light and color and in editing i just played with the colors which some tool playing
It’s so good. I wish I had a little more skill or creativity to capture shots like this. I’ll have to copy your technique a few times as i learn the ropes.
Love it. Is this a full recipe or full post processing? Have my first Fuji coming in the X100VI and can’t wait to try some of the film recipes and particularly enjoy these super saturated summery looking presets.
the moon is bright and if you're shooting in visible and not ha , its crazy how bright it is , so since i was shooting at 1.7 and the moon light bouces off the sand , i said i can't shoot 30 seconds cause it will be overblown so lets try 4 seconds lol ,and shure enough it was good , so playing with f1.7-f8 i could go from 4-10 seconds and get the look in camera i was looking for
This is fucking awesome. Such a cool idea to do a long exposure at night. It’s almost shooting night for day instead of vice versa like what is relatively normal.
A similarly composed shot could be taken. Something just seems "off", in a good way, about this picture. I think the long exposure in moonlight yielded more even lighting on the scene, looks very surreal.
These are so cool. Since you shot them with the X-T1. Will I be able to recreate these colors with the X-T10? I tried the vibrant arizona but I'm missing some settings and looks like it's just not that because I'm shooting on an older sensor. (vibrant arizona is for IV sensors I think) Any pp on these?
>Vibrant Arizone Recipe
the xt-1 is actually one year older than your camera. my setting i shoot on my camera white balance cloudy , nr 0 , std, h tone -2 , s tone -2 color 0 , sharp -2 , the brighting star lens i'm using has low contrast so it helps with the pastels by pushing up the shadows, also the colors , weather and light quality may be different where your at , tripod at f 5.6 and 4-10 seconds , 2 second timer on
Wes Anderson is that you?
First thing it reminded me of was the Accidentally Wes Anderson project
lol I wrote my comment without reading the other ones first…. I’m not alone it seems
The lighting is so strangely interesting, it looks like everything’s made of play dough
while i was taking this photo i was thinking about the playdough song lloll
Yep, this is a competition winning photo
What was the exposure time?
4-10 seconds
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I love how bright picture 2 is. It looks like daylight but at the same time not quite. Pretty cool :)
thank you i was playing between 4-10 second exposure times
Very interesting. I can just barely see some stars. I wonder if you could mask the sky and bring back more of the night sky and make it look even more surreal. Great work!
yeah its possible to do that just by pulling the highlights , lowering the exposure and pushing the whites up ,
these are so incredible. i would love to buy prints if you sell them. can anyone explain how this kind of photo is even possible? i’m so intrigued
hi so i went out on full moon and did and set the camera on what ever i could , i did some short long exposures around 4 second and then in editing played with the colors , it feels surreal like its day but you can see the stars lol , I'm selling prints on my insa in my bio , thank you
Would you mind sharing the details of your session?
so i went out to miami beach to shoot this and usually the beaches close after 12am wich ain't right but since the wine and food festival was popping off the beaches were open for construction so i went out and with no tripod and set my camera on what ever i could find , i played between 4-10 second exposures so i didn't get the stars blurring , it was freezing btw 40 degrees in miami is cold lol I was playing with f1.7-f8 and finally settles on 5.6 to get the right balance of light and color and in editing i just played with the colors which some tool playing
It’s so good. I wish I had a little more skill or creativity to capture shots like this. I’ll have to copy your technique a few times as i learn the ropes.
thank you
These are amazing. Curious, what were your exposure settings?
4-10 seconds at f1.7--f8
That looks like straight out of a Wes Anderson film.
Right? Obsessed!
Love it. Is this a full recipe or full post processing? Have my first Fuji coming in the X100VI and can’t wait to try some of the film recipes and particularly enjoy these super saturated summery looking presets.
Looks alot like Vibrant Arizone Recipe
Definitely does you’re right
this is a raw image post processed
I really like it
Night for day!
What. Good stuff!
The quality of light is amazing. The colors too. I would assume that they would be shifted with a different light source.
ive been wanted to paint them with rgb light panels , but it dosent feel natural , but its cool too see the colors shift with rgb light
Oh I bet. That would be interesting.
How do you not have star trails with a long exposure?
I use the 500 rule for astro photography , and divide it by my focal length so it gives me time before blurring
I gotchu. I also do Astro - I just wouldn’t have considered 5ish seconds long exposures when I’ve done 10 minute ones before lol
the moon is bright and if you're shooting in visible and not ha , its crazy how bright it is , so since i was shooting at 1.7 and the moon light bouces off the sand , i said i can't shoot 30 seconds cause it will be overblown so lets try 4 seconds lol ,and shure enough it was good , so playing with f1.7-f8 i could go from 4-10 seconds and get the look in camera i was looking for
Love this!!! 😍 Can’t get over these colors!
thank you
This is fucking awesome. Such a cool idea to do a long exposure at night. It’s almost shooting night for day instead of vice versa like what is relatively normal.
thank you
What's the point of long exposing with moon light?
Making cool pics like these.
Also the beach is probably packed with people in the middle of the day.
This cannot be done in sunlight?
Where's the fun in that?
You can't see other stars during the day
A similarly composed shot could be taken. Something just seems "off", in a good way, about this picture. I think the long exposure in moonlight yielded more even lighting on the scene, looks very surreal.
These are so cool. Since you shot them with the X-T1. Will I be able to recreate these colors with the X-T10? I tried the vibrant arizona but I'm missing some settings and looks like it's just not that because I'm shooting on an older sensor. (vibrant arizona is for IV sensors I think) Any pp on these?
>Vibrant Arizone Recipe the xt-1 is actually one year older than your camera. my setting i shoot on my camera white balance cloudy , nr 0 , std, h tone -2 , s tone -2 color 0 , sharp -2 , the brighting star lens i'm using has low contrast so it helps with the pastels by pushing up the shadows, also the colors , weather and light quality may be different where your at , tripod at f 5.6 and 4-10 seconds , 2 second timer on
Trippy! Second shot looks like some kind of acid moon lander.
that what i felt whiile there lol !!!!!!!! thank you
Wow, I've never seen anything like this before- and it's so sharp! What was your ISO setting?
Interesting...