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u01fw3
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Registered: Nov 2006
Location: Aberdeen, Scotland
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Photo technique
I was wandering if someone could explain how to achieve a certain effect when taking pictures of traffic. For example their is a focus for the picture but the traffic's lights passing it are blurred together. Ive seen it many times and i was wandering if it is something an amateur should attempt and how would i got about it.
I have a Sony DSC W17! Is it possible with this camera, if yes, do i need some accessories??
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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rct4905
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Registered: Oct 2003
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if its a night shot always use a tripod.
Set your camera for a lower iso maybe 200 and your shutter speed slower.
Just the fact that the shutter speed is slower, when the car goes by it will create that line of light effect.
Practice a few, its free its digital 
Let us know how they turn out
have fun
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u01fw3
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Thanks
Thanks for your help. Goin to london this weekend and hoping to take some nice photos of tower bridge!! Had a wee shot yesterday tho and the only thing the camera picked up was the lights, nothing else. Not sure what im doin wrong. Will keep trying tho, if i get anything hald decent i'll post it.
Thanks again
Fiona
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Ellen
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Don't forget to use the tripod to keep the camera steady with the slower shutter speed. Also helpful if you don't have a remote shutter release, be sure and use the timer to take the shot. This will prevent any camera shake during the shot.
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