Some Fireworks Last Night
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Wonderful set! I went to bed before they started here.
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Thanks, Jeff! lI work night shift in Alpharetta, and I had to bring my extra-long hedge trimmer to cut a fresh hole in the foliage, lol Mosquitoes love it when your arms are occupied during their feeding time.
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Beautiful fireworks. I find them difficult to get right. I dont know what is the best shutter speed.
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I use f8, ISO100, and cable release on B. You need 0.5 to 2 sec exposures at these settings for most fireworks. Too long and they're blown out. The key is when you trip the shutter of course.
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