What kind of Camera and/or Camera setting would produce these kinds of photos????

[VideoNewbie]

http://thefiasco.dphoto.com/#/album/247ban/


is this post editing or is it a certain camera setting to capture these types of photos?

particulrly the nightclub photos when you scroll to the light and how it captures the streams of neon lights...

 

[miles01110]

There's probably some post-processing, but the shots themselves just look like well-timed flash in a longer exposure.

 

[ComputersaysNo]

It's a combination of 'dragging the shutter' and second curtain flash i think.

You have a long shutterspeed (1/8th of a second or so), 'painting' the lights, and at the end of those 1/8th of a second the flash fires, freezing the moment.

1/8th looks like a short time, but in photographyland it is considert long.

Maybe he will tell you when you contact him.

 

[Full of Win]

It's a combination of 'dragging the shutter' and second curtain flash i think.

You have a long shutterspeed (1/8th of a second or so), 'painting' the lights, and at the end of those 1/8th of a second the flash fires, freezing the moment.

1/8th looks like a short time, but in photographyland it is considert long.

Maybe he will tell you when you contact him.

Magicians never tell you how to do their tricks

 

[El Cabong]

You'll have to have (1) a long exposure (1 second+) to allow for large camera movements and to give you time to properly reframe the shot, with (2) a rear curtain flash (i.e. it fires just before the shutter closes). For nightclub shooting, keep the ISO down to keep the quality up, and to do stuff like this.

 

[chiefroastbeef]

It isn't hard to do if you have the right equipment (camera and external flash), just move the camera around while the shutter is tripped to paint the lights.