:) !Don't forget to CHECK YOUR FOCUS before you shoot! :)
Meteor Shower?
You need: -a 35mm camera that can be set to leave the
shutter open & film
(35mm, any kind is ok)
-a tripod
-a shutter release cable
Directions: Find a very dark place. Set up the camera on the tripod pointing up, so you can see the stars. Set the aperture wide open (the lowest number there is. Expose the the film for 45 minutes to hours...however much time you have. The more time you expose it, the longer the streaks from the stars will be.
Make a Ghost
You need: a 35mm camera that can be set to leave the shutter
open & film (35mm, any kind is ok)
a tripod
a shutter release cable
a separate flash
Directions: Find a very dark place. Pick a solid background (like a tree, or a building) for the picture. Attach the shutter release cable and set the aperture wide open (the lowest number there is). Set up the camera on the tripod so you can see the background through the camera. It'll be dark, so do your best. Make sure the shutter speed is set to B and push the shutter release cable button and HOLD IT THE WHOLE TIME !!! If you let go, the picture won't work.Use the flash to flash all over the background...staying out of the way as much as you can.KEEP HOLDING THE SHUTTER RELEASE CABLE BUTTON. Cover the camera lens.Then have the person get in the picture and pose. Uncover the camera lens. Flash the person all over...staying out of the way. Then let go of the shutter release button. You should hear it click. If you're too far away from what you're shooting (taking a picture of), it won't work.
Twins?
You need: a 35mm camera that can be to leave
the shutter open & film (35mm, any kind is ok)
a tripod
a shutter release cable
a separate flash
Directions: Find a very dark place with nothing around it. For this one to work, it can't have any background. Attach the shutter release cable and set the aperture wide open (the lowest number there is). Set up the camera on the tripod. Then have the person you're going to take a picture of stand in front of the camera on the left half of the picture. It'll be dark, so do your best. Make sure the shutter speed is set to B push the shutter release cable button and HOLD IT THE WHOLE TIME!!! if you let go, the picture won't work . Then fire the flash at the person. Cover the lens. Have the person move over to the other side of the picture. Uncover the lens. Fire the flash at the person again. Then let go of the shutter release button.