Long exposure tutorial with Scott Kelby

This is a tutorial I did on-location for the gang at Weekly Photo tips on the simple steps to create a long exposure look (those misty looking ocean scenes that usually wind up being converted to black and white).

[@ksnmurthy4476]

What an expert advise. Awesome Scott. Thanks for the video. You are an amazing tutor 🙏🏽💐

[@keiththompson2289]

The only comment I couldn't understand was when you said the "lowest ISO for Nikon shooters was 200?" All mine go down to 100, or 64.

[@photonsonpixels]

Do you need to lock the mirror up to avoid vibration? How about electronic curtain; is that also necessary? Thank you.

[@Vintage1976]

Why use the Bulb setting when there is a Time setting as well? At least on Nikon.

[@ksnmurthy4476]

Do I need to switch off the OIS on lens?

[@TerryBabij]

There is a great ND exposure calculator for iPhone called ND Timer. Even handles stacked CPL etc. Just plug in current exposure before adding filters and away you go..

[@Shveti]

Is it possible to lose focus while putting the filter on?

[@victorf2116]

yes. you have to be careful.

[@tiffanytyler1991]

All I am getting is white out when I try this. What am I doing wrong? :(

[@daveb7712]

Tiffany Tyler your image is overexsposed. Try a darker filter or shorter shutter speed.

[@davidedonzelli4067]

C'mon Scott, you did not mention how to calculate the exposure time.
Shame on you, it's the more interesting aspect!
D.