Before Armageddon....and then Armageddon...

[NancyMoranG]

I hope Leeroix doesn"t mind me steeling part of his title
Was in Disney World, Fl. this spring and did the fireworks as well. Am not really a Disney fan, but they do a superb job at just about everything.

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[Light Guru]

They are all tilting to the right and need to be straitened.

 

[NancyMoranG]

Ok, thanks

 

[LilyBee]

very well done but yes tilted

 

[NancyMoranG]

its so funny that I was busy looking at fireworks that I didn't notice. and now, its all I can see :]
Thanks for commenting LilyBee.

 

[Jasii]

Loved No 1 despite the neck twister

Can you please give me an insight into the exif here?

Rgds,
Jasii

 

[NancyMoranG]

Loved No 1 despite the neck twister

Can you please give me an insight into the exif here?

Rgds,
Jasii

Yes, when I get back to my computer (I am on IPad now) I will get you the settings.
Thanks for asking!

 

[vintagesnaps]

Nice! I like the first one, but the color in the second one is pretty cool.

Sometimes doing sports I use the vertical lines (posts, poles, or here the sides of the building) and gauge if they look straight compared to the sides of the frame (if that makes sense). Because I find it can be hard to tell if something's straight horizontally depending on what it is.

 

[bogeyguy]

Is it really so hard to tilt your head a bit???

 

[rjfarnworth]

Very nice!

 

[NancyMoranG]

Loved No 1 despite the neck twister

Can you please give me an insight into the exif here?

Rgds,
Jasii

Finally got back to my laptop. The settings were all at ISO 100 and 32 mm on a 17-70 lens.
The timing was 8.5 seconds on #1, then 5.7 sec, and then 4.5 seconds.
I had it on Manual with my remote shutter release. As a beginner with fireworks, I was GUESSING on the exposures!
I came home happy

( I live in an RV so my laptop takes up quite a bit of space for me to pull out)

 

[Jasii]

Loved No 1 despite the neck twister

Can you please give me an insight into the exif here?

Rgds,
Jasii

Finally got back to my laptop. The settings were all at ISO 100 and 32 mm on a 17-70 lens.
The timing was 8.5 seconds on #1, then 5.7 sec, and then 4.5 seconds.
I had it on Manual with my remote shutter release. As a beginner with fireworks, I was GUESSING on the exposures!
I came home happy

( I live in an RV so my laptop takes up quite a bit of space for me to pull out)

Thank you for remembering my request Nancy. Thank you!

 

[NancyMoranG]

I am flattered you asked

 

[Jasii]

I am flattered you asked

Now I know how to keep you happy.....