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It's a little late, but... thanks for the feature!!!
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pretty damn
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this is amazing 
and black and white fit extremely well.
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Thanks, Minh!! This was a 78-second exposure. I set my camera to manual (bulb) and held the shutter open until I captured a decent amount of lightning flashes. Unfortunately with such a long exposure, you get a lot of noise... and combined with wind from the storm, it's hard to really get a sharp image even on a good tripod. Not to mention the difficulty of getting a focus in the dark! It was a tough shot, and I'm very glad you like it!
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You're welcome, and I'm sure those noise don't effect the photo one bit. Btw, did you use ND filter?
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Nope, in fact I was in such a hurry to start getting some shots of the storm that all I did was remove the polarizer I had on and use the naked lens. lol
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I really want to do some long-exposure photography while I don't have any experience so I always ask other people about it ^^
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Yeah, I am definitely learning as I go! I've found that it's really tough photographing anything with even a trace of wind (and we have it nonstop out here 
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I've seen some long-exposure shot, for example 's works. And I always wonder why they are so sharp, so noise-free. I've tried Noise Ninja but it's still not good enough.
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Ohhh yeah, I have been wondering the same. You should ask her and let me know what she says.
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lol, ok. I will try.
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