Thanks. that's on my list of things to do - drive around with my camera and tripod and get some house shots.
Thanks very much for posting this. It was excellent.
I've read quite a few articles about photographing Christmas lights. Many say to set the ISO at 800, but some say to use 100, which seems pretty low. I guess trial and error is the name of the game.
I haven't gone out yet to take these pictures. It's so warm and comfortable in my chair watching TV.
Thanks for the link! It would have have been very helpful a week and a half ago when I lead a combined Park West Camera Club/NY Photo Safari Meetup group to Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, NY for a shoot:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/dyker-heights-christmas-lights-brooklyn Results are here:
http://www.meetup.com/NYPhotoSafari/photos/25803075/#432582955Not bad from our members with varying levels of skill. Most used auto, "night" setting or trial and error.
This annual photo op lasts until New Years Day or so. I'll probably be going out tonight to shoot the holiday lights of NY's Fifth Avenue stores and Rockefeller Center and the tree. Happy New Year all!
Nice shots! I hope you can post some that you get tonight.
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