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July 25th 07, 03:59 AM
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Haven't seen a Post now for a day and a half. But here's a shot from
tonight of a Storm wandering over the Chiricahua Mountains towards here. Crazy Ed 
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July 25th 07, 04:32 PM
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Haven't seen a Post now for a day and a half. But here's a shot from
tonight of a Storm wandering over the Chiricahua Mountains towards here. Crazy Ed I never ever did catch lightning on film (or on chip for that matter ). You either have lots and lots of lighting there ... or you have a special technique. Great shot again :-) Menno
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July 25th 07, 07:44 PM
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"TheCroW" wrote:
I never ever did catch lightning on film (or on chip for that matter ). You either have lots and lots of lighting there ... or you have a special technique. Combination of the two. Last night there was a LOT of Lightning for ~20 minutes. As to technique, For the night time shots I put my Camera on a Tripod, set the Shutter to the "BULB" setting and just hold the shutter open until a Lightning Flash occurs. Being out in the Country the City Lights don't wash out the image. As to the Day Time shots, well they're just dumb luck ;-). Great shot again :-) Menno, Thanks Again. Crazy Ed
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July 25th 07, 09:03 PM
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I never ever did catch lightning on film (or on chip for that matter
). You either have lots and lots of lighting there ... or you have a special technique. Combination of the two. Last night there was a LOT of Lightning for ~20 minutes. As to technique, For the night time shots I put my Camera on a Tripod, set the Shutter to the "BULB" setting and just hold the shutter open until a Lightning Flash occurs. Being out in the Country the City Lights don't wash out the image. As to the Day Time shots, well they're just dumb luck ;-). Great shot again :-) Menno, Thanks Again. Crazy Ed Ok, night shots that way I don't have to try he living in the middle of a city, even with low ASA/ISO and high F it is impossible. Ah well, once I will catch one ... ;-) Menno
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July 25th 07, 10:17 PM
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"TheCroW" wrote:
Ok, night shots that way I don't have to try he living in the middle of a city, even with low ASA/ISO and high F it is impossible. Ah well, once I will catch one ... ;-) Menno, it really sounds like you need to get out of Town ;-). Crazy Ed
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