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AMAZING pic of lightning!!!!
I took this pic myself out of my backyard window. I shit you not I took this pic with a Canon PowerShot A40 a couple years ago!
http://www.gzgl.net/forums/files/lightning.jpg |
very nice pic :thumbsup
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That's a beauty alright
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very nice :)
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That looks great!
Nice pic! |
Thanks :-)
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I was in the house it couldn't strike me!
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Bump! :-)
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Nice pic indeed. You don't need a pro camera to shot nice pics!
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Nice pic.
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awesome pic, what camerea/settings did you use to grab that?
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what are the specs and how did u shoot it ?
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I was really bored one night and it was an insane thunderstorm. What I did was I set my camera to continuous shooting mode. I set up the camera on a tripod. Set manual exposure to 1 second and F2.8 (largest aperature). I just held down the shutter button and let it tack 1 second exposures back to back and out of about 600 pictures this was THE ONE!!! I guess I got lucky :-)
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kickass picture man!
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That is a bad ass lightning pic! :thumbsup
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damn that is a good lighting pic, what was your shutter speed set at
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good timing! wow. :thumbsup
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I'd love to give lightning photography a try, but all I have are the new fangled electronically controlled cameras... they're not rugged enough to be in the middle of a storm.
They say the best way is to chase the lightning into rural areas where there is no ambient light, hold the shutter open (with a remote release) and then close it as soon as you see the flash. I guess your way is just as good, since it's not wasting expensive film. :) |
Nice pic...
resurrected old pictures huh? |
Great capture of the effect there
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Very nice pic. That would be a pretty good desktop image.
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Nice picture,it too difficult to do that!
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nice pic
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Nice! What are the odds?
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Nice pic.
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very beautiful pic:thumbsup
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:thumbsup
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Yeah I got lucky with this shot. Now I took that pic a couple years ago. I have a 5 MegaPixel Canon PowerShot G5 now. Next big thunderstorm I'm gonna set up my tripod in that same spot and just keep making back to back 1 second exposures hoping one of em catches some nice lightning. I actually have about 20 lightnind shots but they all suck compared to the one I posted on here. It just takes patience. I could do back to back 15 second exposures but anything 1.3 seconds and longer the camera has to process them between shots so 1 second is perfect! Also since at night it's hard to digital camera's to focus, it's best (if it has an electronic manual focus) to set it to infinity.
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WOW great pic !
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Awesome next time you should get a little closer :winkwink:
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Pretty cool. Have to have a lot of luck to pull one like that off. :thumbsup
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Right time right place!:thumbsup nice pic!
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nice
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WOW!
It is great!! |
Awesome pic
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fantastic pic :thumbsup
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