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p.1 #5 · p.1 #5 · Large Format + Long Exposure + fireworks question | |
At that long of an exposure, you will certainly pick up a lot of "blossoms", but capturing so many of them may lead to an excess of bursts that are cacophonous (visually speaking, of course!).
Also, with rather lengthy exposures I find I start picking up too much smoke for my liking, as it drifts slowly and tends to register after being repeatedly illuminated in a short span of time.
A finale is, of course, different from the middle of the display.
Though perhaps I am making too many assumptions about what it is you want to shoot, and how you want o go about it. If so I apologize.
Here are 20 second exposures, joined as a panoramic. ISO 100, f/11. Most of the what you see are actually "wildcatters" as fireworks are (ahem) illegal in Los Angeles. It's just too damned dry here to trust people with them.
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