NDP Fireworks 2012

[klim]

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[JeffL]

Very well taken pictures! Some are a little noisy thou but again they are all very

[klim]

Thanks noted on the noise, trying to expose the background so would have some noise. Lazy to use noise ninja to reduce.

[peacemaker]

Care to share your equipment and settings?

[JeffL]

Thanks noted on the noise, trying to expose the background so would have some noise. Lazy to use noise ninja to reduce.

Hi bro, you should use the lowest ISO settings possible on your camera and expose using cable release on a firm and heavy tripod to reduce vibration. Time is also critical, you only have a few minutes before the sky is filled with white smoke from the fireworks. Got to practise a few rounds. Usually these fireworks have a few rounds of display, use the first few as practise then capture nice ones when it comes to the finale, but again take note you only have a few mintues before smoke gets in the way.

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[klim]

I am using 60D and a UWA lens 10-20.

Setting Bulb mode, ISO 200, normally will wait for the phew sound and press remote. Wait for 3 pops then release shutter. Usually the feel is critical.

[klim]

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for the information. Will take note in future.

[SierraWinter]

Lazy to use noise ninja to reduce.