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hometown days photo shots

Started by Silencer, July 20, 2008, 05:50:36 PM

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Silencer

Here's some pics I took of the fireworks  and one of the ride.
When taking pics at night the speed of the camera is slowed down and its neat the way it captures the lights.

This ride is spinning 360 degrees but the slow speed makes it look rather interesting lol

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Those DID turn out pretty cool. What kinda camera ya using?
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just a little point and shoot Sanyo vpc-e760.    I bet I took 75 pictures in 15 minutes but only a few turned out decent  :laf:

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Quote from: Silencer on July 20, 2008, 06:02:20 PM
I bet I took 75 pictures in 15 minutes but only a few turned out decent  :laf:

I once watched a Life photographer shoot over 200 feet of 35 mm film (he was using a bulk back on his camera) at a sailboat regatta.  That is over 1500 shots - 1 made it in the magazine.  So I would say you did pretty good.

Jerry