Australia Day Fireworks

Dalez · 26th of January 2012 (Thu)

Howdy,
Im not sure if this is the right place to put these but im putting them up anyways lol
Still a newby at this so I want feed back please. Settings were ISO 100 and 4 second shutter. Is there any way to make the smoke less visable?
Thanks for looking and Happy Aus Day!!!
Dalez

rick_reno · 26th of January 2012 (Thu)

very nice, first one is my favorite

Casper Smit · 30th of January 2012 (Mon)

I used allmost the same settings, and was fortunate that the wind was blowing the smoke away from the fireworks relative to were I was standing (4s, iso 100 f/10) what f-stop did you use ?

here is mine
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...&postcount=218

I used exactly the same settings in both pics, and the one pic has no smoke, and the other a lot, might be the type of fireworks ?

found these
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=341145
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...ight=fireworks

Bagman · 1st of February 2012 (Wed)

Very nice. I don't think there would be a way except through Photoshop Wizardry to deal with the smoke. The fireworks are lighting up the smoke in the sky.. and if the wind is blowing a certain direction, it'll just make it more or less visible.

Were you using a remote shutter release on BULB? I found it very helpful for me. F8+ is typically recomended. I had success with F8 and F10.

26th of January 2012 (Thu)	#1
Dalez Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sydney, AUS Posts: 85 IMAGE EDITING OK	Australia Day Fireworks Howdy, Im not sure if this is the right place to put these but im putting them up anyways lol Still a newby at this so I want feed back please. Settings were ISO 100 and 4 second shutter. Is there any way to make the smoke less visable? Thanks for looking and Happy Aus Day!!! Dalez

26th of January 2012 (Thu)	#2
rick_reno Cream of the Crop Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 42,424	Re: Australia Day Fireworks very nice, first one is my favorite

30th of January 2012 (Mon)	#3
Casper Smit Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Perth, Australia Posts: 143 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Australia Day Fireworks I used allmost the same settings, and was fortunate that the wind was blowing the smoke away from the fireworks relative to were I was standing (4s, iso 100 f/10) what f-stop did you use ? here is mine http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...&postcount=218 I used exactly the same settings in both pics, and the one pic has no smoke, and the other a lot, might be the type of fireworks ? found these http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=341145 http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...ight=fireworks __________________ Casper B Smit 5d, 20d, 16-35L, 24-70L, 580EX

1st of February 2012 (Wed)	#4
Bagman Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Toronto Posts: 239	Re: Australia Day Fireworks Very nice. I don't think there would be a way except through Photoshop Wizardry to deal with the smoke. The fireworks are lighting up the smoke in the sky.. and if the wind is blowing a certain direction, it'll just make it more or less visible. Were you using a remote shutter release on BULB? I found it very helpful for me. F8+ is typically recomended. I had success with F8 and F10. __________________ RebelXS \| Canon 70-200mm F4L IS \| Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 XR Di II \| 430EX II \| Lowepro Nova 170AW & Slingshot 202AW

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