Blackpool Host World Firework Championship

[Beaver]

Unsure if this is interesting to anyone on here, Whilst mooching on the net i stumbled upon this.

http://www.epicfireworks.com/blog/2009/09/3123/

Think im going to pop over on Friday and watch the Irish have a go.


Beaver

 

[Just Dave]

Two threads already started

Clicky Linky to thread 1

Clicky Linky to thread 2

 

[Beaver]

My bad - Can Admin / Mods please delete this.

 

[Just Dave]

No problem your link has videos

 

[Beaver]

Are you going on Friday Dave ? Would you have any tips for a newbie ?

 

[JIMC]

Unsure if this is interesting to anyone on here, Whilst mooching on the net i stumbled upon this.

http://www.epicfireworks.com/blog/2009/09/3123/

Think im going to pop over on Friday and watch the Irish have a go.


Beaver

Not sure if The Irish ones will work.The fuse is soaking stretching across the Irish channel .

 

[Beaver]

Not sure if The Irish ones will work.The fuse is soaking stretching across the Irish channel .

 

[Just Dave]

Are you going on Friday Dave ? Would you have any tips for a newbie ?

I usually go for F11, ISO 100, Tripod cable release, I watch for the fire works to start then you have an idea where to point your camera then as they are fired open the shutter and keep it open, till they start to fall for a bit then, close the shutter, so it depends on each firework the exposure time anywhere from 5 to 10 secs or even more, you can also use a piece of black card to cover the lens whilst the shutter is open so you can capture a few ( but it can get messy if you have to many)


Here some images Ive took Clicky Linky with Exif

 

[Beaver]

Awesome Dave Thanks

 

[Just Dave]

Hope it helps good luck with your firework shoot