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28th May 2008
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Ninja?
Model: My brother
 Location: On my roof :P  It's a flash thing. |
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28th May 2008
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Location: Lakeside, Singapore
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Re: Ninja?
Ha ha! Nice. Slow-sync or did you combine two RAW files?
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Cameras: Rollei 35, Rolleiflex-T, FinePix F700, Nikon D60, D300 Pics: Churchwolf's Album. |
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28th May 2008
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Re: Ninja?
Just used a external flash with about 5 second exposure and release the shutter without flash then flash when the object is moving. No gimmicks purely straight from the camera |
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28th May 2008
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Re: Ninja?
Nice!
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30th May 2008
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Re: Ninja?
i think if u could use multiple exposure to create a few more "ninjas" to get sort of a trail, the effect could be more dramatic or u could try rear sync flash to capture some ghost movements ...
haha 
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