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CirRusBRONZE Member member 38 posts Location: CT, USA
Posted: Hey, Im gonna be taping me and my friends spinning fire and I was curious that when taping how do you get the camcorder to get the long trails as if u were useing a camera with a longer exposure or shutter speed?
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Bender_the_OffenderGOLD Member still can't believe it's not butter 6,978 posts Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted: okay mate, activating slow shutter speeds on a video camera usually involves find ans switching the camera's 'mode' function from normal to anything resembling 'low light' or 'night mode'
alternatively, you could look it up in your video camera's manual..
have fun and remember to use a tripod/manual focus/a tipi.
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DioHoP Mechanical Engineer 729 posts Location: OK, USA
Posted: Bender nailed that one on the head... just check the different "mode/effects" settings on your camera and you might have a streak function on there, but if not you'd have to do it thru your editing software if possible.
Good luck my friend!
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