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Best setting for fireworks.
- Thread starter Todd20997
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Chris ™
Senior Member
Hi Todd,
like on any other cam too
Here you'll find the answer:
http://www.digitalkamera.de/Info/tip/Tip19991227-en.htm
Greetings from Germany
Chris
like on any other cam too
Here you'll find the answer:
http://www.digitalkamera.de/Info/tip/Tip19991227-en.htm
Greetings from Germany
Chris
Mark Linder
Member
Todd,
According to the Best Shot scene list that came with my 3500EX, it uses the following:
Small aperture,slow shutter speed, infinity focus, daylight white balance. It also suggests the use of a tripod.
I'm going to try it on July 4th. Good luck!
Mark Linder
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Bob Williams
Guest
The timing seems to be the problem. If you shoot at 2 seconds,
you can get a burst in the air all the way thru until it burns out.
If you shoot at 4, you can get one of the lower burst from the
ground up. 6 seconds gives you a good coverage for the taller
ones, but you have to pull way back on the zoom. This one was
shot two days ago with a G-1. It was at four seconds, but I was
zoomed a little close.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1521651&a=13405867&p=51164606
you can get a burst in the air all the way thru until it burns out.
If you shoot at 4, you can get one of the lower burst from the
ground up. 6 seconds gives you a good coverage for the taller
ones, but you have to pull way back on the zoom. This one was
shot two days ago with a G-1. It was at four seconds, but I was
zoomed a little close.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1521651&a=13405867&p=51164606
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