Fireworks
Jun 28, 2012 15:54:20 #
jlisee
Loc: Michigan
Appreciate any feedback on recommended settings for taking firework photos with a NIKON D5100.
Jun 28, 2012 16:54:46 #
I could try to explain it, but I think this article explains it much better than I could. Good luck, i also have a D5100 and it does a good job. http://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-photograph-fireworksdoes
Jun 28, 2012 23:20:39 #
jlisee
Loc: Michigan
Thanks for the info. I did try the link and get an error 404 message page not found. I will look at the digital-photography-school.com site and try to find it. Thanks again. Joe
Jun 29, 2012 12:40:28 #
sjbegres
Loc: Pittsburgh, PA
joel3801 wrote:
Thanks for the info. I did try the link and get an error 404 message page not found. I will look at the digital-photography-school.com site and try to find it. Thanks again. Joe
You can do a search here and find good information.
Jun 30, 2012 07:59:51 #
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Jun 30, 2012 21:49:42 #
stevenelson wrote:
What setting do you use to photograph fireworks?
This year was my best year for my luck at fireworks.
I had Double 40D's mounted on tripods, a 28-70mm L & a 10-22mm on the other, both with Cable releases. ISO was 100, F14, 3-6 seconds exposure.
Manual Focus set to infinity
Jul 4, 2012 01:30:51 #
BrandyVSOP wrote:
This year was my best year for my luck at fireworks.
I had Double 40D's mounted on tripods, a 28-70mm L & a 10-22mm on the other, both with Cable releases. ISO was 100, F14, 3-6 seconds exposure.
Manual Focus set to infinity
stevenelson wrote:
What setting do you use to photograph fireworks?
This year was my best year for my luck at fireworks.
I had Double 40D's mounted on tripods, a 28-70mm L & a 10-22mm on the other, both with Cable releases. ISO was 100, F14, 3-6 seconds exposure.
Manual Focus set to infinity
Thanks for showing, very nice
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