Hi John,
Thanks - well explained and now it sounds simple.
However - using this method wouldn't you get streaks
of light (since the firework is exploding and the
shutter is open for that duration)
How do you get those sharp firework pictures that they
have on all those tourist brochures ?? (even at 1/125
second, my firework picture had streaks...)
Thx,
Arnab.
--- "John A. Lind" <jlind@xxxxxxxxxxx>
I wrote:
> >Hi!
> >All this sounds complicated.
And John replied...
> Actually it's not. It does require a tripod and
> cable release. Set on
> manual operation, set aperture (for film speed), set
> shutter to "B," listen
> for the "whoomp" sound of the mortar firing a
> skyrocket and open the
> shutter. ............
> > -- John
>
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