Hahaha you wouldn’t like the long drive to the nearest post office to send kit you’ve sold
use bulb mode. If very carefully you can hold down the shutter button for the 68 seconds but you are likely to get some movement. Ideally you need to use a remote release with a lock off for the 68 seconds. As above though, difference between 60 and 68 seconds is not enough to make a diference to an image, try 60 seconds, if too dark use 1/3stop of compensation.
As the guys above say, use the closet shutter speed you can or get a remote release. But also don't rely on your calculator. The cheaper ten-stoppers are only approximately 10-stops and I've seen online tests where it seems individual copies can range from 8-12 stops. I've never tried an expensive ten stopper but wouldn't expect them to be dead-on 10-stops either. So be prepared to adjust exposure if needed
I tend to take a range of shots at various settings to get what I need, it's not an exact science, but it all adds to the fun....
Picked one up this morning but only had chance for a couple of snaps on the way home, hope to get out with it this weekend. It seems well suited to the X-T30
Nice but pitty about the wheely bin.
Easy enough to clone out though
The lampost was the b****r though.
Ha I actually used that for a recent social media post, meeting the brief of a regular challenge aptly themed #numbers
You're about 12 mm out there!
Saw that thanks, but already have the 1.4 version.
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