Major review sites all seem to show minimum shutter speeds as 30 sec, even for cameras like Canon 1D.
Which cameras have a Bulb setting to allow use of an intervalometer or manual long time exposures?
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Major review sites all seem to show minimum shutter speeds as 30 sec, even for cameras like Canon 1D.
Which cameras have a Bulb setting to allow use of an intervalometer or manual long time exposures?
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30 seconds is the general maximum without using a shutter release (cabled or wireless). Once you plug in a remote release you get access to bulb on most DSLR.
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Most, if not all dSLRs have a Bulb mode. To use bulb mode, it would be best to have a remote shutter cable as that would minimize the shaking that you would be imparting to the camera should you be using the normal shutter.
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Thanks Keefy and Rick,
Your advice certainly opens up the field. I would expect to be using a cable release, so can now explore further.
Ian
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