Lightning Shots
Last night in DFW we had a major storm which was a perfect op for lightning shots. I know part of getting shots is luck, but i know there is technique as well. Share your techniques if you have a great tip. Here are a few I got after a boat load of shots..
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We only had 1 lighting storm here in toronto (canada) this whole year, once i go out to capture but lighting is nowhere to been seen around my area =( bugger
nice shots though, what setting did you use so i know for future what works best =)
nice shots though, what setting did you use so i know for future what works best =)
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No CHDK use, just used patience and nearly 4GB of compact flash (filled with mostly nothing). As far as settings... I used ISO between 100 and 400 with my shutter speed floating between 2.5 seconds and 4 seconds.
The last time I attempted to take a picture of lightning... my sony f717 DIED right in the middle of the photo shoot.... lol for the longest time I thought some sort of crazy electro-disturbance fried the camera.... come to find out years later that the camera model in question suffered from a manufacturing defect of the sensor... (if you type "sony f717" in googles predictive search, the recall is the very first suggestion) I submitted a claim on sonys website, and they had the camera back to me a week later... fixed... free of charge!
I need to try my hand at some lightning shots again now that I have an SLR and live in oklahoma... where we have tons of lightning every year... and usually at least one serious lightning storm every year.
I need to try my hand at some lightning shots again now that I have an SLR and live in oklahoma... where we have tons of lightning every year... and usually at least one serious lightning storm every year.
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