Brook in UV

[StephanN]

You will still get your instant feedback, since a 10 second exposure and a 30 sec aren't going to be all that different?

 

 

True, I guess I hadn't thought it through properly.

[dabateman]

Stephan,

Your camera may even do it for you in camera.

I hope I didn't get the model number wrong:

 

https://www.dummies.com/photography/cameras/canon-camera/how-to-create-multiple-in-camera-exposures-on-your-canon-eos-6d/

 

I know Nikon can merge 10 in camera. Olympus only 2 shots in camera. But the new Em1mk3 has built in ND, which I think is really just a 6 image merge.

 

From this link you should be able to do this live in the field with your camera.

 

[StephanN]

From this link you should be able to do this live in the field with your camera.

 

Thanks. So I've got plenty of tests to do on the weekend to see how the different ways of doing long exposure turn out :-)

[Bill De Jager]

Very nice work, Stephan. I'll have to try that myself when I finally travel again to a suitable location.

[StephanN]

Thanks. So I've got plenty of tests to do on the weekend to see how the different ways of doing long exposure turn out :-)

 

Did some testing, as promised, and made it into a new thread: https://www.ultravioletphotography.com/content/index.php/topic/4107-nd-filters-and-long-exposure-test/