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A710 is Fireworks Question
Well with the big day only a few days away I would like to know if I can take photos of fireworks (with the 710 set in fireworks mode) with out using a tripod?
Any other tips appreciated! TIA, John |
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Re: A710 is Fireworks Question
I've not used my A710 for this but I know that I have had gfood results with my old 20D with 17-55 IS hand held with 2 second exposure.
Just keep it as still as possible, although it still looks good with some camera shake  . |
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Re: A710 is Fireworks Question
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Thanks, John BTW have a great 4th |
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