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    Default Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    Nakaya Piccolo fountain pen-5.jpg
    Camera: Canon EOS 40D
    Lens: EF-S 60mm f2.8 USM
    Exposure: 10s at f/7.1
    ISO: 200

    My lighting setup is really poor, so in an attempt to reduce noise I shoot with a low ISO and extended shutter time. The problem is with having the shutter open for so long that any movement of the camera will destroy the sharpness of the image.

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    Default Re: Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    Looks like a DREAM!

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    Default Re: Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    Looks beautiful from here !!!

    Whats the symbol mean?

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    Default Re: Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    Danzeman wrote:
    "My lighting setup is really poor, so in an attempt to reduce noise I shoot with a low ISO and extended shutter time. The problem is with having the shutter open for so long that any movement of the camera will destroy the sharpness of the image."

    Very nice pen, Dan. Regarding camera movement, have you thought about getting a small tabletop tripod? I use a small GorillaPod. They come in various sizes/price points and work great: joby gorillapod slr zoom

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    Default Re: Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    Beautiful pen AND beautiful photo.

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    Default Re: Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    A very nice slice of focus Dan, good photograph. Must admit that the exposure settings made me do a double take ...

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    Default Re: Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    Quote Originally Posted by Robert View Post
    Danzeman wrote:
    "My lighting setup is really poor, so in an attempt to reduce noise I shoot with a low ISO and extended shutter time. The problem is with having the shutter open for so long that any movement of the camera will destroy the sharpness of the image."

    Very nice pen, Dan. Regarding camera movement, have you thought about getting a small tabletop tripod? I use a small GorillaPod. They come in various sizes/price points and work great: joby gorillapod slr zoom
    I have it on a quality tripod, but at such a long exposure even the vibrations from someone walking across the room will cause a little camera shake. I really just need a better light setup.

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    Default Re: Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    Very nice!

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    Default Re: Nakaya Piccolo Heki-tamenuri

    Quote Originally Posted by earthdawn View Post
    Whats the symbol mean?
    That is pronounced mi ya ko.. So it's Lisa's pen! It can also refers to the capital city e.g. Tokyo.

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