I wasn't positioned right for the fireworks display this year, but I'll do better next year. Here's one which is over several shots with a black card between.
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I love fireworks. These are beautiful!
Nice catch, B. I shot them for the first time this year. Nothing spectacular, just neighborhood stuff. But, I know how to do it now.
To tell you the truth, I was kinda envious of the jewel-like clarity of your shots.
Quote from: Barbarian on July 05, 2010, 10:41:38 PM
To tell you the truth, I was kinda envious of the jewel-like clarity of your shots.
Thanks so much. The HS-10 is a fantastic camera, B. It makes me look like I know what I'm doing. It's met and conquered every challenge I've thrown at it.
I'm loving all of these fireworks shots! :thumbsup:
Yes they are beautiful aren't they Jeanne....They have made up for me missing out this year!
Is this handheld?
I'm liking it. They did a nice job of separating the flares, and you did a great job of capturing them. How did you get those wavy ones in the distance?
No, it was on a tripod. Several blasts on one exposure, with one set zoomed out.
Good job Barbarian. :thumbsup:
You zoomed with your shutter open!? :yikes:
Now, there's a trick I'd have never thought of. :thumbsup: Well done!
Between explosions. Otherwise you get a weird effect. Sometimes that works too, but I didn't to that.
Nice effect!