PhotosGuy Cream of the Crop, R.I.P.  More info | Jul 06, 2009 09:26 | #16 The ONLY way for me to understand things is to experiment. Always been that way. Trial and error will make me much better That's a long road to take when you can start with some good info for your situation. Which, BTW, doesn't include this: "No, don't use ISO 100, use higher ISO unless you using a tripod." ISO 100 is perfect for fireworks. FrankC - 20D, RAW, Manual everything...
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ScottME Member 145 posts Joined Jun 2009 Location: Richmond, VA More info | Jul 06, 2009 09:46 | #17 Yeah, ISO 100 worked for me - and is pretty much recommended.
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markyb555 Member  140 posts Joined Mar 2008 Location: Lancashire. UK More info | Jul 07, 2009 14:38 | #18 PhotosGuy wrote in post #8232102  That's a long road to take when you can start with some good info for your situation. Which, BTW, doesn't include this: "No, don't use ISO 100, use higher ISO unless you using a tripod." ISO 100 is perfect for fireworks. Must admit, ive very much the same. Not that the stuff i read doesnt go in and isnt processed.. Its understood and a huge help what i read on these boards.. Also greatly appreicated.. BUT Sometimes just me doing it, and finding out what happens (good or bad) when i do something that doesnt work, sorta makes me remember the next time.. not to do it again Camera : CANON 40D
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