Fireworks #2

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By: Amie Lynn Cochran
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Amie Lynn Cochran {Karma:34}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Minolta
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	28-300mm
Uploaded	8/1/2002	Film / Memory Type	200 Kodak
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	504	Shutter	bulb
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/8 or f/16
Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	I used the bulb setting and a cable release, while my camera was set up on a tripod for this shot. I took 4 rolls of these fireworks and this is the second good one.

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Toni Martin {K:5092} 8/2/2002

NICE! I love the different colors. I just use my hand, works fine. Remember to count off the accumulative seconds that the shutter is actually open. On light colored bursts, keep the exposure time rather short, 2 - 4 sec. or so.

Toni Martin {K:5092} 8/1/2002

NICE! I love the different colors.

Howard M. Parsons

{K:3496} 8/1/2002

Nice images. I like to shoot fireworks also. Suggestion: try putting 3 or 4 bursts (no more than that) on one frame. Insert an opaque card in front of the lens between bursts to block out excess light between. Pull the card away AFTER the burst to avoid a superbright streak upward from the launching point.

If you have access to a digital camera capable of setting the aperature manually and shooting with an open shutter, try that. With the digital you can see what you have captured and reposition the camera if necessary. Check my portfolio on this site for my comments on the two fireworks images posted.

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