Canon UKのインスタグラム(canonuk) - 9月18日 22時46分

#CanonTip Whether you’re capturing clouds moving across the sky or smooth and silky looking water, shooting long exposure is a great way to give your images a different look and feel. You'll need to take control of your shutter speed to do this – keep your eyes peeled for either Tv mode (Shutter Priority), M (Manual) or B (Bulb) modes on your camera, and experiment away! Hint: as the shutter speed gets longer, the amount of light may need to be controlled and an ND (Neutral Density) filter will help you get great photos, without over exposing the final image. Photo by @travismocker.

Camera: EOS 5D Mark III | Lens: EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM at 16mm | Shutter Speed: 49 seconds (10 Stop ND and 0.6 ND Soft Grad Filters used) | Aperture: 11 | ISO 500

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