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    Fireworks

    G'day Guys and Girls,

    I am hoping to go and shoot some fireworks tonight for the first time. Anybody have any good tips on settings for a nikon D800 to freeze the burst shots yet still get all the clarity you'd like?

    Thanks in advance

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    What time tonight are the fireworks?
    Is it to late to help?
    Do you have a remote release and tripod?
    Quick, an answer. ISO 400, f/9, 1 sec. exposure and keep hitting the shutter button. Check the first couple of photos and maybe bring ISO down or shutter speed up. But what to do about focus?
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    Thanks Mark,

    The only reason its too late is they changed the timing and it was all over when we got there.

    Thanks for the reply though.

    Jim

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    Just for future reference..

    ISO200
    in Manual
    F/8
    Corded shutter release
    Tripod
    Bulb
    2-5 seconds (Depending on how much trail you want...
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