Very Cool Pic! What was the camera setup if you dont mind?
May 27, 2011 09:42 | #16 Very Cool Pic! What was the camera setup if you dont mind? Canon 60D-not gripped, a couple lenses, a couple bags, a flash and my trigger finger
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vortexf6 Mostly Lurking 19 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2011 Location: NJ More info | May 27, 2011 23:30 | #17 DannyWOT wrote in post #12488632  Very Cool Pic! What was the camera setup if you dont mind? Camera Canon EOS 7D ||| Maciejewski flickr
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May 28, 2011 01:25 | #18 Absolutely AWESOME shot!!!! Canon 5DIII | BG-E11 | Laowa 100mm f2.8 APO 2:1 Macro | 24-105mm f4L | 70-200mm f2.8L IS II | 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L IS II | x1.4 & x2 III | 430EX Godox TT600 | Yongnuo YN-622C | Kenko Tubes | LEE Filters | Manfrotto 055CXPRO3+498RC2+454, 694CX
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schmidtc Member  56 posts Joined May 2011 More info | Jun 01, 2011 16:49 | #19 Very nice picture, I love the color.
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KenVP Senior Member 794 posts Joined May 2009 Location: South Jersey (Between AC & Philly) More info | Myself and some friends chase here in New Jersey.
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vortexf6 Mostly Lurking 19 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2011 Location: NJ More info | Jun 14, 2011 13:10 | #21 Here are my most recent click on the picture for the set.  ||| Maciejewski flickr
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vortexf6 Mostly Lurking 19 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2011 Location: NJ More info | Jun 14, 2011 13:12 | #22 Believe it or not it is leveled... the river bends kinda funny there so it will never look level. I just like shooting there. But maybe I should find a different place. I know unleveled horizons make me crazy too!!! ||| Maciejewski flickr
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Jun 21, 2011 16:30 | #23  Lightning Landscape by Daniel Rodrigez, on Flickr Wall Cloud N Tarrant by Daniel Rodrigez, on Flickr Lightning Landscape by Daniel Rodrigez, on FlickrCanon 60D-not gripped, a couple lenses, a couple bags, a flash and my trigger finger
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Jun 24, 2011 08:32 | #24 Some of you have it figured out here - great shots. Lake Superior and North Shore Landscape Photography
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Jun 24, 2011 11:24 | #25 MNUplander wrote in post #12650101 Some of you have it figured out here - great shots. My recommendation is to shoot lightning like you would a landscape. Use a tripod, ISO 100, small aperture (f/11 for crop, f/16 on FF) and focus at the hyperfocal distance. Then, set up in a place where you have some foreground context and you'll get some great shots. Your shutter speed will be long enough to give you a pretty solid chance at catching the lightning with these settings and it will be bright enough to record. Thanks for the tips man! I will definitely be opening that apeture a bit next time. I was a little excited and went for the long exposures lol. Its pretty dark where I shoot so I bumped up the ISO. Im not a very experienced landscape photographer though so I'll definitely be giving thist stuff a shot. Canon 60D-not gripped, a couple lenses, a couple bags, a flash and my trigger finger
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kryzak260 Member 61 posts Joined Dec 2006 Location: Perth, Western Australia More info | It's nothing like what you guys in the states get, but this was a pretty hairy storm we had in Perth last year. Ended up causing about $1b AUD in damage from the hail and flooding!  $1b Hail Storm by Michael Tingey, on FlickrCheers, Michael
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Jul 11, 2011 01:05 | #27 kryzak260 wrote in post #12724117 It's nothing like what you guys in the states get, but this was a pretty hairy storm we had in Perth last year. Ended up causing about $1b AUD in damage from the hail and flooding! I did everything you shouldn't do for a great storm shot, but the clouds and sunset were moving fast. It was handheld at iso 1600 f11 I think so it's pretty noisy. It's about the image itself, not the noise isn't it  $1b Hail Storm by Michael Tingey, on FlickrCheers, Michael Wow. Very end of the world-ish type shot! I like it man Canon 60D-not gripped, a couple lenses, a couple bags, a flash and my trigger finger
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mckinleypics Goldmember 1,809 posts Likes: 5 Joined Jan 2010 Location: Minnesota More info | Jul 11, 2011 01:21 | #28 My feeble attempt:  IMG_3411 - Version 2 by mckinleypics, on FlickrDave
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DarkPhantom Senior Member 356 posts Joined Dec 2009 More info | Jul 17, 2011 15:56 | #29
set this up at a rest stop, unfortunately the strikes were not consistent, was lucky to get this after about 5-10mins.
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KHarmon Mostly Lurking 12 posts Joined Jul 2011 Location: tahoka, Texas More info | A tri-pod a cable release, and "B" setting is the only way to go for night shooting. Day time lightning is pretty much luck of the draw. I'm a novice lightning photographer as this is only my second year to chase lightning pics. There's a few good "tips" and "tricks" out there for taking lightning pics if you do a Google search on the subject. Here's a few of the shots I've taken the last two years.    Don't know why the images didn't post as sharp to photobucket as they are in my hard drive, but the images are much sharper when I pull them up off of my computer.
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