I was going by AZ's description of, "Some of the film images were
made with very long exposures - up to 15 minutes!" Most of mine are
in the 2-5 minute range and have been as long as an hour or so. I
doubt the batteries would hold up for any exposures longer than that
and I haven't looked into powering externally. I doubt I would ever
want to make such lengthy exposures, I lack the patience plus I would
likely need some way to keep the lens clear of condensation.
Rich
On Nov 20, 2008, at 5:11 AM, karl shah-jenner wrote:
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From: "Rich Mason"
I do long exposures with digital quite frequently, and have for a few
years now. I don't know about Michael Kenna-style (had to look him
up), as mine are done in the dark of night and I don't know what his
chosen time of day is. I also work in color where he seems to prefer
black & white.
just out of curiosity, what are we talking about here with 'long'.
my last few long ones were 6 hour ones, and an hour or two is
pretty common for my long exposures..
