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- Thread starter colonel holman
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colonel holman
Veteran Member
waterfalls need to be shot at slow shutter speed to allow water to 'flow' in the pic, so use tripod and set shutter at 1/15 sec, release shutter with self-timer to avoid camera shake.
MaureenO
Another Infidel
I've never made the time to use that method but now I'm gonna make the time!
Mo
colonel holman
Veteran Member
it makes all the difference between a good picture and fine photograph, especially after a long hike.