Is it time to start a Fireworks thread?
davev
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If it is, here's one of mine.
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Do you have any tips for the budding Fireworks Shooter?
TIA!
If your area is having a display for more than one night, (we're getting them for 6 nights in a row) go out the first night and try a couple of things, see what you need to do, look around, see if you're at one of the better spots for taking them.
I'll give you the EXIF on that shot, maybe it will help.
I Shot in manual mode, 6 sec, f20, ISO 100, frame a little larger than you need to, and crop down to size.
Your earlier shots on a calm night will have less smoke in them, than the later shots. For the grand finale, drop the shutter down some, with all the explosions, it really blows out the shot.
I used a Canon 30D with a Canon 28-300is lens for my shots.
Some folks like to have the "trail" going up to the explosion, some don't.
A couple more from Monday night.
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Man I love fireworks shots and I love these ones too Dave
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Add some of your own shots, and try a few things in post, like B&W.
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I switched between M & A/V to get different effects. my settings were ISO 100, AV 8.0, 1/8
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She looks like a Fraggle (Fraggle Rock for those who remember)
Here is my contribution. I haven't had a chance to pick through the rest of my shots yet.
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You are right! She does look like a fraggle!
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but i did like the spectator shot (the woman, my kiddo, and his grandma)
I found last night that I really suck at firework shots. Wish I'd asked for the settings to use BEFORE going.
Anyhow, I did capture this shot. DOesn't it look like the men are on fire?
match your daisy w/ a dandelion (from last year)
Will post more after work tonight.
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But then again, since I couldn't seem to get the tripod to stop wiggling, maybe it's best not to put my shots next to these
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Keep em coming.
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Gad, yes. I was shooting from quite a distance with zoom at around 200mm and I was having a lot of trouble with camera motion. Toward the end I finally got it to settle down.
Sadly, since I was shooting from a hill above the show, I have a rather cluttered background, but here's a couple shots of the Marin County Fair:
This one is sharp:
This one is a bit shakey:
Very Cool!!
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Wow! Futuristic daisies!
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