Jaysun

I mean D7000 (where did the edit button go?)

I'm fairly new to video on my DSLR.   Lately, I've been doing tons of GoPro shooting and editing, but it just can't compare to the quality of my D700.    If I'm gonna go in, though, I want to go...

First, I tried a one hour exposure outside in my light polluted neighborhood and didn't end up white at all. YMMV, depending on where you live. I attempted light painting but the paint was...

Hmmmm.... never heard of that.

Could you rephrase your question? I don't understand.

Ah, now that makes more sense.

Where did you hear that long exposure photography overheats sensors? LE Photography is pretty commonplace. If you're blowing out your images after 30 seconds, bring it down to minimum ISO...

That's strange. You'd think there would be trails behind the minute and hour hands, with the second hand barely visible. Was the clock moving?

If you're not familiar with the backlash from the community, have a look through this forum...

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/1044

As I stated, the rules are perfectly clear. A single, one-hour exposure. I haven't hosted a challenge in a while. I started this one because I was curious to see what different shots people...

I assume you're not a challenge host. I've been doing this for a little while now. When you create a challenge with specific technical requirement, such as the one in this challenge, you will...

I assume you're not a challenge host. I've been doing this for a little while now. When you create a challenge with specific technical requirement, such as the one in this challenge, you will...

Fair enough. I assumed from your earlier posts that you used a film camera, meaning the exif data would've had to have been added afterwards.

Absolutely. As long as you do a 60 minute exposure, any photo is allowed.

Only 3 photos have been submitted so far. Already had to DQ two of them for no exif data. I'm on the fence about the only remaining image, as I know it was shot with a film camera. I really...

No stacking. Sorry.

Tell me this... how does a film photo contain exif data? It would have to have been entered by the user, using an exif assigning program of some sort, correct?

Awesome help and, as usual, very humbling.   When I was referring to setting "lower power" on the flash, what I meant is that I'm manually adjusting the intensity of the flash.   I do a lot of...

Tons of greatly appreciated advice in here.    But I have questions.   As I said in my original post, I don't know how to do anything but increase/decrease flash power.   You guys keep bringing up...

I have a couple speedlights I use when necessary but, honestly, I don't know much about them.  I know how to slave them and adjust flash power, and that's it.   I don't understand anything about...