My fireworks recipe
Jun. 27th, 2009 11:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
johnridleyISO 100, f/11, bulb setting, on a tripod, manual focus. Probably portrait orientation, though it depends on how the show is set up.
New camera=win (not constantly waiting for the memory card to catch up and missing shots), new tripod=win (adjusts without hassle, does what I want without binding or bugging me).
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A couple of black belts from TKD were nearby, so we did a little impromptu portrait. Not enough time to really do it right since after a while they wanted to actually watch the fireworks. For this I used the same f/10 and bulb to catch decent fireworks, but I used first-curtain flash. I tried without flash but the ambient was from overhead streetlights and it made them into raccoons.
New camera=win (not constantly waiting for the memory card to catch up and missing shots), new tripod=win (adjusts without hassle, does what I want without binding or bugging me).
Click for full album
A couple of black belts from TKD were nearby, so we did a little impromptu portrait. Not enough time to really do it right since after a while they wanted to actually watch the fireworks. For this I used the same f/10 and bulb to catch decent fireworks, but I used first-curtain flash. I tried without flash but the ambient was from overhead streetlights and it made them into raccoons.
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Date: 2009-06-28 12:56 pm (UTC)>it made them into raccoons.
bet they loved you for that.....