Fireworks Shot

Balabong · 27th August 2006

Can give comments? TY!

This was taken by a EOS 808 Slr. so if photo quality not so good, its caused of scanner ^^

panzerpunk · 27th August 2006

I don't mean to be mean... but i think its more like a shot of the aquarium

Buggy · 27th August 2006

signs of handshake. any reason for closing up?

Balabong · 27th August 2006

Originally Posted by Buggy

signs of handshake. any reason for closing up?

The ground wasnt flat

zaxh81 · 27th August 2006

Originally Posted by Balabong

The ground wasnt flat

Then it's LTA problem.

jbma · 27th August 2006

If the ground "wasn't flat" then adjust your tripod/ballhead to make it level. I don't think fireworks should be zoomed in. You need a background to make the fireworks stand out.

night86mare · 31st August 2006

Very unfirework-ey, if there's such a word.

Does remind me of an aquarium, as someone else mentioned, you know.. Sea urchin.

littlepea · 1st September 2006

hmm.. dun mean to be mean.. but the pic reminds me of my art work in secondary school..

1st u colour the background with many colours, then use black to colour over,.. after that use an object to scrap off and reveal the colours..
u get wat i'm talking about? haha.. nvm =D

freshnewstart · 3rd September 2006

Hey Balabong,
I like the effect. Have done some fireworks stuff myself. I used an auto timer, that would certaqinly help with the camera shake.
Keep on keeping on

27th August 2006	#1
Balabong New Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Bishan Posts: 26	Fireworks Shot Can give comments? TY! This was taken by a EOS 808 Slr. so if photo quality not so good, its caused of scanner ^^

27th August 2006	#2
panzerpunk Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Singapore Posts: 987	Re: Fireworks Shot I don't mean to be mean... but i think its more like a shot of the aquarium

27th August 2006	#3
Buggy Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Woodlands Posts: 1,098	Re: Fireworks Shot signs of handshake. any reason for closing up?

27th August 2006	#6
jbma Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Tampines Posts: 3,315	Re: Fireworks Shot If the ground "wasn't flat" then adjust your tripod/ballhead to make it level. I don't think fireworks should be zoomed in. You need a background to make the fireworks stand out.

31st August 2006	#7
night86mare Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: in your mind Posts: 19,382	Re: Fireworks Shot Very unfirework-ey, if there's such a word. Does remind me of an aquarium, as someone else mentioned, you know.. Sea urchin.

1st September 2006	#8
littlepea Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Tampines Posts: 218	Re: Fireworks Shot hmm.. dun mean to be mean.. but the pic reminds me of my art work in secondary school.. 1st u colour the background with many colours, then use black to colour over,.. after that use an object to scrap off and reveal the colours.. u get wat i'm talking about? haha.. nvm =D

3rd September 2006	#9
freshnewstart New Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 2	Re: Fireworks Shot Hey Balabong, I like the effect. Have done some fireworks stuff myself. I used an auto timer, that would certaqinly help with the camera shake. Keep on keeping on