Reply With QuoteWOW..thanks for sharing..I never knew there was an eclipse coming..I slept thru the whole thing. Your pics are better than what I would've seen anyways. I live in the country and can see the sky beautifully. But seems like there is always a haze or clouds that fill the sky and can never see anything.
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08-28-2007, 12:41 PM #16
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[QUOTE=indysteel;239274]Sherry, I thought of these pictures, when I got an email today from National Geographic about getting your own pictures published in the magazine. Your shots are a shoe-in.
Funny thing indysteel, I was thinking the exact same thing. Those photos are definitely National Geographic material.
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08-28-2007, 04:10 PM #18
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I like to do that with my old film camera. Unfortunately it's inop right now
Originally Posted by Python
Awsome pics. The clarity is startling
I like videoing lightning.
I'd like to do this with a camera rather than a camcorder. Anyone recommend the best type of camera for doing this?
Any camera that lets you choose the shutter speed will do fine. Try experimenting with different (slow) speeds and short time exposures.2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
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