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Firewerks Handheld
Photos by Khairi I was having tots of shooting firewerks handheld...most say try your luck, some said that i was crazy, but i told them that it's actually possible. So let me present to you guys, here in CS...my first ever firewerks shots...handheld! No joke and no PS too but needs to crop lah. camera: yashica electro 35 gsn - rangefinder cam setting: 45mm, F1.7, 1/10-1/30, infinity film: Fuji Superia 400 shooting angle: to capture no crowd/some crowd/crowds with firewerks. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() say what you like...i'm here to listen...
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blog: inbloomphotos.wordpress.com Last edited by khairi; 12th August 2004 at 12:27 AM. |
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I'm have no doubt that that could be done, but I'm sure a tripod can help you get rid of the blurring due to handshake and expose for a longer time for more fireworks and longer streaks.
I would definately use a tripod, cos I don't want to waste money on film and processing, and I certainly don't want to regret not taking better pictures when I have the opportunity to. |
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...the first looks blur due to the DOF, not handshakeSniperD: the F1.7 was a stunt that i had in mind. DOF was a gamble ![]()
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Your fireworks may look ok even when u handheld.........
but when u include the ppl in your pic...... u can see the blur image of the ppl...... If u had not include the ppl....... ur fireworks will look sharp even if u handheld...... becos its only streaks of lights....... And hor...... what for u wanna try handheld?? u r no hero even if ur shots is great...... the only thing is u get more flexibility...... But if u ask an expert who has been taking photos for over 5/10/20 years.... they would also recommend that you use a tripod...... |
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there are conditions that you can't setup tripod at all and make do with it And here, at least he shown handheld is possible to certain extent. ![]() Blur image of pple might be cause by their movement too.
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diggity dang! this is boring!!!!
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aiyah give him a break lah. he's just showing what can be done, not saying his shots are the best. it may encourage others who think they don't have good-enough equipment
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For the first time in my life, I actually started getting bored looking at so many superb fireworks shots! Your shots, on the other hand, contain an element of 'life', excitement and vigour...possibly due to some of the 'blurness' induced by handholding your cam. May be some of them could be better with a little more 'blur'! Cheers! p.s. Iam not posting this to deride technical excellence, but sometimes, we have to step back in order to move forward. That having been said, is in no way an excuse for technical sloppiness...unless deliberately intended. Again, cheers! ![]() |
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