November 2017
Beginner to intermediate
208 pages
5h 11m
English

The stroboscopic effect you see here (where you have multiple exposures in just one shot) is surprisingly easy to pull off. You’re just going to choose a long shutter speed (anywhere from two to 10 seconds or longer), and while the shutter is open, you’re going to fire the flash a bunch of times (which is why it’s good to try this with a fresh set of batteries). For this technique to come out looking like the one above, you need to do this pretty much in the dark (you want a solid black background). First, set the shutter speed on your camera to three seconds (well, for our example here anyway), so your shutter stays open a ...
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