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Really good timing... we were just talking about this Saturday while out shooting... thanks for posting up the links!
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Mike Collins
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Really good timing... we were just talking about this Saturday while out shooting... thanks for posting up the links!
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Great links......can't wait to see what everyone gets for pics
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Perfect timing for those
thank you for putting them all in one place
now lets just hope it stops raining up here by then
Rich
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Yep, ain't that the truth!Originally Posted by MidnightRambler
I've never had a ton of luck shooting fireworks.
"Sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter..." Ansel Adams
"... So don't choke and screw it up!" Me
Mike Collins
Canon 5DMk3 (gripped), 17-40L f/4, 24-70L f/2.8 II, 70-200L f/2.8 IS II, 100 f/2.8 Macro, 135L f/2, 200L f/1.8, TC1.4 II, TC2 III, 600EX-RT (2), ST-E3-RT
Sigma 15 f/2.8 Fisheye
I have a family/friends all day/nite party (yearly thing) on July 8th and there will be fireworks there. It's gonna allow me the perfect opportunity to attempt fireworks pics.
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I could not agree more with you bothI have a family/friends all day/nite party (yearly thing) on July 8th and there will be fireworks there. It's gonna allow me the perfect opportunity to attempt fireworks pics.
My past "luck "with fireworks shot
And a renewed interest in "attempting" it again
Thanks for the links to get me thinking about it before the first one goes up this year
Rich
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sweeeeeeeeeeeet i was just harrassing ross to teach me how to capture fireworks... barb im bringing my camera saturday night to the park! i can see it now.. me, u, gene and franny all with out cameras pointed up to the sky...
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mike, you got the 1dmk2n... put that sucker into high gear and burst away!
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One of the big things I always seem to not do is use a tripod... and it is VERY hard to get fireworks right handheld. I just doesn't seem to make it in the pile of stuff we bring to an event that has fireworks. Then its dark, and you'd have to go get it.
Maybe we could meet up at some popular spot to see the Albany fireworks and shoot some. Is there a good place anyone is aware of that we could setup a tripod. My last couple of years of thinking I had a good place to see them were a bust... trees were in the way that I didn't realize were there. I'm guessing across the river is the ticket.
"Sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter..." Ansel Adams
"... So don't choke and screw it up!" Me
Mike Collins
Canon 5DMk3 (gripped), 17-40L f/4, 24-70L f/2.8 II, 70-200L f/2.8 IS II, 100 f/2.8 Macro, 135L f/2, 200L f/1.8, TC1.4 II, TC2 III, 600EX-RT (2), ST-E3-RT
Sigma 15 f/2.8 Fisheye
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