I love using my Tokie 11-16 F2.8 for fireworks shots... Here are a few of my favorites - all from 1 shoot. These where shot at the Heyworth, IL Fourth of July Celebration in 2011. Hope you like them.
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rileywiebe
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Nice! really sharp
I really like this one with the trees on the horizon.
toodamnice said:
I really like this one with the trees on the horizon.
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totem
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Hi,
Nice shots
here's Paris 2012 National day fireworks with a 60D and a tamron 70-300 VC.
Nice shots
here's Paris 2012 National day fireworks with a 60D and a tamron 70-300 VC.
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Thanks rileywiebe... Check out these trees:
All these pictures were taken with a T2i and Tokina 11-16 F2.8.
All these pictures were taken with a T2i and Tokina 11-16 F2.8.
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VHDEL
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Some from last year, here in Australia.
Remaining set can be viewed from link below.
http://s165.photobucket.com/albums/u53/VHDEL/Australia%20Day%20Fireworks%202011/
Cheers
Remaining set can be viewed from link below.
http://s165.photobucket.com/albums/u53/VHDEL/Australia%20Day%20Fireworks%202011/
Cheers
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Back Yard fireworks with hand held 5D MK II and 15mm FE. The camera was moving, I did not have a tripod along.
The shells are not huge ones like the commercial display, and I was only 20 to 30 ft back. It was raining, but no problem for the camera or lens, but I did remove a few water drops in PP.
The shells are not huge ones like the commercial display, and I was only 20 to 30 ft back. It was raining, but no problem for the camera or lens, but I did remove a few water drops in PP.
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Awesome shots everyone! Keep 'em coming...
Here are a few from another shoot...
Loud booms! The ground shook from these...
T2i with Tokina 11-16 F2.8
Here are a few from another shoot...
Loud booms! The ground shook from these...
T2i with Tokina 11-16 F2.8
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awesome shots!, I really wanted to shoot from that location this year but was running late and couldnt make it so i was up the narrows bridge end got some ok shots but nothing like thatVHDEL said:Some from last year, here in Australia.
Remaining set can be viewed from link below.
http://s165.photobucket.com/albums/u53/VHDEL/Australia%20Day%20Fireworks%202011/
Cheers
what settings did lens etc did you use for those?
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VHDEL
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wickidwombat said:
Thanks wickidwombat
Canon 7D with 17-55mm @ 21mm
Bulb Mode / ISO 100 / F8 / remote shutter release / 3-5sec exposure depending on burst.
I stayed home this year.
I planed on going this year to Kings Park for a change but the weather was too hot and I'm guessing very little space for late arrivals with tripods in Kings Park
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scrappydog said:Nice shot! Love the colors.audigydekwmak said:Hi, long time lurker first time poster
Thanks!.. i was camping on the spot 2 hours before the show to get a nice view.. guessed it paid off
glad u like it
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hoousi
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Not nearly as beautiful as your shots, but these were taken handheld with shutter speeds from 4-8 seconds during a storm (max winds of up to 80mph), you never knew if these little bugger rockets would shoot up or sideways..... I just like the ambiance. Was my 1st week with the 5d, didn't know how to raise the iso in the dark and slight rain, was at 3200. Next time I'm sure to get out the tripod.
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