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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 11/10/2006
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Thanks Anthony... specs as follows...
Shutter speed 1/4 sec
Aperture F 2.8
ISO 200
Helps using a tripod, though I did not have a release cable so the slight camera shake was caused pressing the button. Timer would have prevented that though would have been difficult to time this one :)
More to come soon... glad you like them & thank you for all your comments
Keep well & bright my friend x
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Anthony English
{K:732} 11/10/2006
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Well done Sue - great capture and a very challenging subject technically- can't think how I'd even begin to figure this one out! A very strong image - well done Sue. x
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Mary Slade
{K:40338} 11/8/2006
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Brilliant sight Sue! The colours and light wonderful. So warm, bright and strong- great title.
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Scott S
{K:209} 11/8/2006
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I had to make a comment, beceause I take a lot of night shots; or atleast I used to be fascinated by them. Unfortunately, in a case like this its hard to time thigns out right, but what I find helpful is to use the timer on the camrea, that way you don't shake it, doesn't quite work like a cable release, unfortunately you just have to anticipate things 10 seconds before hand, which can suck for fire works but works for pretty much everything else
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Dave Stacey
{K:150877} 11/8/2006
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Good capture of the fireworks, Sue! Great colours and reflection. BTW, when I use a tripod I set the self timer so I don't touch it when the shot is taken, although I know in this case the timing would be a little difficult to capture the fireworks!
Dave.
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Dave Dixon
{K:2035} 11/8/2006
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Nice to see you getting some of these shots onto Usefilm.
I think this is my favourite so far - it really captures the atmosphere of the evening
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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 11/7/2006
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Thanks Keith... it was spectacular.. you really missed out.. shame you couldn't be there.
I'm around now for a little if you get this.. though can't be to far from my beauty sleep! lol.
Hope all is well with you
Sue x
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Keith Saint
{K:13784} 11/7/2006
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Looks like a great night Sue just couldnt make it there
Looks like I really missed out on the fun
Nice work in such low light
Will be in touch soon as need to speak to you
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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 11/7/2006
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Thank you Scott.
The ISO used for this shot was 200. I did try different settings on the night however all seemed to have a grainy effect.. this photo I thought less grainy (though may be my monitor not picking up the noise.. seems to show the images a little darker than others see them)
I used a tripod for these shots to try & minimise any camera shake, however without a cable release I find just hitting the button can cause a little shake... still a good photo to show the atmosphere of the event so happy enough with the outcome.
thank you for your comment.. greatly welcomed
Keep well & bright
Quix x
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Scott S
{K:209} 11/7/2006
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I love shots of fireworks, the only problem I see with it is it looks like the camera was shook a little during the exposure. I don't know exactly what kind of camera your using either, but if you set it to a lower ISO setting it wouldn't appear as noisy as it does. Other than that its nice..
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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 11/7/2006
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Thank you Nigel.. your comment is greatly appreciated x
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Nigel Watts.
{K:5216} 11/7/2006
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Great title and photograph
Nigel
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