How To Photograph Crowds Like Alexey Titarenko

[cliveh]

 

[jvo]

it seems he has done a good job replicating the technique, though toronto isn't st. petersburg, and missing the winter drabness, the night time atmosphere and ghostliness there a certain je ne sais quoi that's missing.

the life, the feeling, the emotion!,

He is definitely on the right path!

 

[pentaxuser]

What I was partially unsure of was whether he was relying on the R72 alone as a filter that was suffícient to slow the action completely or did he rely on an additional ND filter

I wasn't sure if the exposure was only the 100 speed one and if the aperture was always f2.8

In other words what exactly was the combo of speed, f stop and filter factor

Can anyone help me?

Thanks

pentaxuser
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[Sirius Glass]

Interesting. Thank you for posting the video.

 

[RalphLambrecht]

Interesting. Thank you for posting the video.

Yes, definitely something I must try.

 

[Dr. no]

Nicely done and worth a try! An IR filter on a standard Nikon sensor gives you these very long shutter time--although the sensor is sensitive to IR wavelengths, the camera has a built-in filter to exclude most of these, so there is not much to get through.
I think I will try this with something like Aviphot and the same filter though, so that it is properly analog and I could post results here.