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Ok, I may swop out the 70-200 for my 16-35. Good advice.
Reading up, it seems ISO100, F11, 4 secs ish may be a good starting point. I've been reminded that a tripod and shutter release need to be part of my kit, and a torch... (Funny how the little things can escape you.
I'm guessing there won't be much foreground action or buildings, but I'm hoping to capture people from behind the group as they look on - so flash and as wide a lens as I can muster will be useful.
I guess shoot wide and crop will be order of the day. I just need 5-6 shots that are good and the rest will be faces. Noise reduction and LR tweaks will be my friends, (although with ISO100 I guess the fireworks are pretty bright anyway).
Heck, if it all goes belly up, I'll buy in a few firework shots and comp them in heh heh...
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