second exposure

With a second exposure, even months later, some of the allergen binds with the IgE on the mast cell.

It was taken with a half-second exposure; just long enough to get the blurred motion of the people.

This is the result of a ten-second exposure on a breezy evening from a suspension bridge in Upper Michigan's Porcupine Mountains.

A 30-second exposure was used to capture a small waterfall spilling into Lake Superior at the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

Even from about 30 feet up a small embankment I could hear my shutter trip for a 25-second exposure.

This original image using 60-point second exposure, the size of 12 cm, also photographed a number of sunspots, in this copy can be seen.

An ingenious and creative 10 second exposure from a swinging camera recorded these gyrating trails of the celestial pairing.

s: This paper introduces a method of determination of matter refractive index from the speckle patten obtained by second exposure.

The blur is courtesy of a one-second exposure.

The image below is a single 20-second exposure taken with a red-green-blue filter.

It is best for the second exposure, the photographic film fully cured, enhanced network plate.

In this 25 second exposure, Thai Buddhists carry candles around a large Buddha on Asanha Puja Day near Bangkok.

I'll try a U25-second exposure, and. . . or maybe I should.

Each image is a 20-second exposure.

Copy the second exposure, first by design requires the Yin figure flat screen film copy out positive reflection flat screen film;