@demas: Have you ever tried this photo technique before? So fun seeing both the still and moving people! 😀 Tips for shooting: 🔸️If you're doing this in bright conditions you may need to use an ND filter to be able to shoot at a slow shutter speed like this 🔸️You have to be as still as possible, using a tripod will help. You can see in this video I used the handrail to help keep my camera steady 🔸️Play around with different shutter speeds to get different effects 😉 🔸️Shoot in burst mode Try it out next time you're out shooting 📷 Location: Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Station, Taipei Camera: Sony a7R4 + 70-200mm f2.8 GM lens Photo idea inspired by @billydeee #photography #phototips #taipei #taiwan #longexposure #streetphotography

trendz.a.pics :

wish I knew how to do long exposure

mariahhkristine :

question for this type of photo: when slowing down shutter it makes the photo darker so you compromise by upping the ISO but then that makes it grainy and too much noise in the pic 🫤

Jeremiah :

no edit just pure luck

Gkhanhhh :

How to set up Focus mode?

Veronica ) :

hey , if you use a different lens but the same settings is the result going to be similar?

jas :

Stunning that inspires me

Francis :

They are the ✨main charakters✨

LabuLabi :

can someone recommend me a camera for begginer😩

JP_creative :

Anxiety level 🛫

Ricardo Calderon :

Might not get a respond but do you remember what time of the day this was? Also amazing photo 🥹

Euan :

Such an amazing photographer 🙌🏻

nachosan :

really nice!

Zoé I Photo & Video Berlin :

Love it! Amazing 🔥

Teknik :

Awesome

Julian :

Dude I've been wanting this shot for such a long time. 👏👏👏 turned out great

Matti :

UuaaUUaak :

Nice 👍🏻

user49497668463181 :

Nice👌

alejandralazaro_ :

💜💜💜

✨ :

❤️

Ariadni Deli :

😁

giselll :

😝

𝞪𝞪𝞘.𝗢𝞳y :

💜

🍁✨️Eva✨️🍁 :

😭

ma :

👍👍👍👍