Quote (Chantal7 @ 28 Mar 2012 11:19)
I thought you would use a fast shutter for fire so you wouldn't get the blur?
I remember I took a picture of fire in the summer time. It was outside. My brother poured some gasoline on it (to make it grow and be wild) and just as he did that I snapped a photo and it looked pretty cool! All I remember is that I had a fast shutter, and it was light outside. But I guess with it being dark you'd need a slower shutter speed.
Sounds like a challenge!!!
Can't wait to make a fire outside as well! (Snow and rain today so will postpone the project)
The fire being a good source of light, I don,t think you need a slow speed to make a nice photo, but if you want movement (like waterfall) and keep the wood with details, you could try slower speed...
I will do some test shots also when Mother Nature gives me permission
