Fireworks pix
Jul 5, 2012 12:41:30 #
redfordl wrote:
Nice Shots!! I did not attend a live fireworks show so i took some shots of fireworks off of tv(boston and washington) I am ashamed to show them. curious, camera, lens and settings of shots? Thanks!!
Mine was a canon 20D, 2.5 min exposure, f/10, ISO 200, 70-200.
To get the shots I wanted I should have used the 18-55 kit lens
Jul 5, 2012 13:19:50 #
Here are mine from last night at the baseball game. We were able to see two firework shows from our seats at the game.
These were all take 100iso, f/11. shutter at 2 secs or longer.
These were all take 100iso, f/11. shutter at 2 secs or longer.
As the field lights were dimming
Jul 5, 2012 13:32:02 #
Jul 5, 2012 13:42:49 #
S_Schons wrote:
Here are mine from last night at the baseball game. We were able to see two firework shows from our seats at the game.
These were all take 100iso, f/11. shutter at 2 secs or longer.
These were all take 100iso, f/11. shutter at 2 secs or longer.
S-Schons, nice shots I really like 2 & 3.
Jul 5, 2012 13:52:05 #
Jul 5, 2012 14:10:08 #
Sac-Jack wrote:
What camera setting did you use? Great Job!!
Thank you.
My settings were 100iso, f/11 and shutter was between 2-3 secs. I used a monopod to hold the camera because the ballpark gets a little touchy about tripods and no press pass and my shutter release cable to help reduce movement.
The last two were from a show that was further away and my husband was getting tired of sitting still to help prop the monopod so there is a bit of movement.
Jul 5, 2012 14:20:20 #
S_Schons wrote:
Thank you.
My settings were 100iso, f/11 and shutter was between 2-3 secs. I used a monopod to hold the camera because the ballpark gets a little touchy about tripods and no press pass and my shutter release cable to help reduce movement.
The last two were from a show that was further away and my husband was getting tired of sitting still to help prop the monopod so there is a bit of movement.
Sac-Jack wrote:
What camera setting did you use? Great Job!!
Thank you.
My settings were 100iso, f/11 and shutter was between 2-3 secs. I used a monopod to hold the camera because the ballpark gets a little touchy about tripods and no press pass and my shutter release cable to help reduce movement.
The last two were from a show that was further away and my husband was getting tired of sitting still to help prop the monopod so there is a bit of movement.
Thanks now maybe mine will turn out.
Jul 5, 2012 15:20:33 #
Jul 5, 2012 15:53:13 #
Jul 5, 2012 16:10:02 #
Just one more. I also want to add that if you have "bulb" on your camera, try it. I got much better results this year using it.
Jul 5, 2012 16:14:54 #
Pixelpixie88 wrote:
Just one more. I also want to add that if you have "bulb" on your camera, try it. I got much better results this year using it.
I really like this photo. Very well done. I used the bulb setting on all my shots and am happy with the results.
Jul 8, 2012 14:14:12 #
This is a collage I did a while back.
Great fun to put each one in it's own layer and rearrange with endless possibilities.
Great fun to put each one in it's own layer and rearrange with endless possibilities.
Jul 8, 2012 23:46:00 #
tinosa wrote:
This is a collage I did a while back.
Great fun to put each one in it's own layer and rearrange with endless possibilities.
Great fun to put each one in it's own layer and rearrange with endless possibilities.
Good job!!
Jul 9, 2012 14:26:52 #
tinosa wrote:
This is a collage I did a while back.
Great fun to put each one in it's own layer and rearrange with endless possibilities.
Great fun to put each one in it's own layer and rearrange with endless possibilities.
Yes very nice work. Ok 2 more from last week.
Jul 9, 2012 14:29:10 #
Bret wrote:
Yes very nice work. Ok 2 more from last week.
tinosa wrote:
This is a collage I did a while back.
Great fun to put each one in it's own layer and rearrange with endless possibilities.
Great fun to put each one in it's own layer and rearrange with endless possibilities.
Yes very nice work. Ok 2 more from last week.
Beautiful photos Bret! Thanks for posting them.
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