Quote (Aquaphire @ Sun, Jan 4 2009, 10:36am)
"classic" firework shots are done with multiple shots of a same situation in photoshop. Its actually pretty boring - stack up like multiple shots of fireworks on one image to make those nice composite firework shots!
Well I think all except one or two of the photos were taken handheld with shutterspeeds of around 1/10 second, I think so it was kinda impossible for me to create a composite picture of the fireworks. When I shot those pics I was still very new to using dslr since I've only had that camera for two weeks by that time with one of the weeks having it at the repair shop to get the main LCD replaced

and I certainly didn't have all the equipment required blahblahblah But thanks for the advice though I sure hope I will be able to take more pics of fireworks in the future

Quote (Aquaphire @ Sun, Jan 4 2009, 01:17pm)
individual ones yeah, but the beautiful compositions like the ones u see on magazines aren't.
Reason being, too long exposures = overexposed skies or overexposed lighted buildings.
I really like your idea. It sounds fun

but may require some practice and luck
This post was edited by Futurama on Jan 4 2009 11:38pm