Sunday, April 19, 2009
Japan - Ginza Line Subway Tunnel
Normally if you look down the tunnels at the end of the subway station all you see is darkness. But I setup my camera on a tripod and did some long exposure shots down the tunnel. Because the exposure are so long, I was able to get enough light for the photos to turn out and to reveal what you would not normally be able to see.
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Hello, I'm a cameraman who came Bunkyo-Civic-Center.I'm interested in your movie.Then I found your site.Ginza Line is oldest subway in Tokyo and so this tunnel is retro building.How long did it expose?
ReplyDeleteIt's actually a little bit of a HDRI image. I combined three exposures 2.5sec, 10sec, and 30sec shot at f8.0 ISO100.
ReplyDeleteSorry, my blog is written by Japanese characters.What's HDRI?Does RI mean infrared?
ReplyDeleteHDRI = High Dynamic Range Imaging
ReplyDeleteCombining several images taken using different exposures into one image that has all of the exposure information from all of the combined images.