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  1. JohnRice

    Happy July 4th!

    My suggestion was just to try and get some surrounding area in the photos, if you can. That's not always possible, but it usually is if you choose a vantage point with the in mind.
  2. JohnRice

    Happy July 4th!

    BTW, just to add my two cents (and I realize this thread was resurrected from 7 years ago) but my #1 suggestion to most of you is to use a shorter lens. Approach it more like Scott's shots in the first post. The only thing he needed to do was close down his lens several stops and/or reduce the...
  3. JohnRice

    Happy July 4th!

    From that link... "if you were photographing a fireworks show and found that a shutter speed of 10 seconds at f/16 and ISO 200 achieved a proper exposure, a shutter speed of 80 seconds at f/16 and ISO 200 would be the proper exposure with a ND 0.9 filter." Actually, that's not right. With...
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