Question!!!!!!!!!!

**SmileBeyotch** · **Question!!!!!!!!!! -** 06-17-08, 05:55 PM

I alwasy see awesome still images of glowstringing/freehanding with both glowsticks and leds,

I'm very computer literate... but when it comes to anything else technology... i have no effin clue lol, how in the world do you get a picture like that?

**ukeyouee** · 06-17-08, 05:59 PM

there are several threads on this if you do a search, but the short answer is longer exposure length. if you have a manual setting on your camera, use that to regualte the length of time your shutter styas open.

riversglow · 06-17-08, 06:02 PM

ur camera should have some kind of nite setting on it. it laves the shutter open longer to let in more lite and giving u awesome glowsticking pics.

**SmileBeyotch** · 06-17-08, 06:48 PM

thanx guys!

Gex · 06-18-08, 12:33 AM

I'm glad other people saw this before I did. My normal answer for things I don't know is *Magic*.

**SmileBeyotch** · 06-18-08, 03:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gex

I'm glad other people saw this before I did. My normal answer for things I don't know is *Magic*.

dude i love you ^_^

glowFect-yA-m1nd · 06-18-08, 02:16 PM

ok here are some settings to look for..

manual exposure :: this you have to adjust yourself. usually the shutter speed/iso and maybe focal point to multi depending on mega pixels
twilight :: for low light exposure shooting. this is what i use and it works GREAT lol
twilight potrait :: same thing as above but has a flash. this enables glowpics with you completely visable in it but making your arms or whatevers moving, extremely blurred. (my display picutre in MY PROFILE)
fireworks :: not sure the exact specs of this, nor have i used it, but its pretty much prolonged exposure/longer shutter speed.

If anyone else knows of some other settings post em up!! hell maybe we could stick this at the top..