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Happy Holidays to all.
Jul 2, 2012 09:48:37 #
I'm taking time to enjoy one of the longest holidays I can remember in a long time. Here are some of the pictures I took of one of two celebration weekends for the fourth of July.
10 days of spactacular fireworks and of course BOOM BOOM BOOM till 2am.
10 days of spactacular fireworks and of course BOOM BOOM BOOM till 2am.
The kid's version
The boaters starting up the event
The official lake sponsored fireworks
That's all for now folks!
Jul 2, 2012 10:37:37 #
Jul 3, 2012 06:22:30 #
shadow1284 wrote:
I'm taking time to enjoy one of the longest holidays I can remember in a long time. Here are some of the pictures I took of one of two celebration weekends for the fourth of July.
10 days of spactacular fireworks and of course BOOM BOOM BOOM till 2am.
10 days of spactacular fireworks and of course BOOM BOOM BOOM till 2am.
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Jul 3, 2012 10:39:22 #
Jul 3, 2012 17:01:43 #
Hi, JackieWC.
I use a Canon 7d but any camera would use about the same settings. I shoot in Bulb. My apature is from f8 and up(it varies on available light and my timing). I was using my Tamron 18-270, manual focus on the trees just below the fireworks. When shooting fireworks shot from a boat I'd focus on that boat then aim up.
Timing is a guessing measure. sometimes just a quick press, sometimes 4,5,6 seconds or more. With the monitor it's not hard to get it right after a few pics.
Then just keep shooting. Once I get it figured out I turn off the monitor for shooting and just review the shot after it happens.
More fireworks to come, so, Good luck.
I use a Canon 7d but any camera would use about the same settings. I shoot in Bulb. My apature is from f8 and up(it varies on available light and my timing). I was using my Tamron 18-270, manual focus on the trees just below the fireworks. When shooting fireworks shot from a boat I'd focus on that boat then aim up.
Timing is a guessing measure. sometimes just a quick press, sometimes 4,5,6 seconds or more. With the monitor it's not hard to get it right after a few pics.
Then just keep shooting. Once I get it figured out I turn off the monitor for shooting and just review the shot after it happens.
More fireworks to come, so, Good luck.
Jul 3, 2012 21:38:25 #
Jul 3, 2012 21:43:22 #
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