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12/02/2003 09:33:03 AM · #1 |
| I'll be in the miracle of lights show here which is just 2 minutes away from our house. I've been here every year but never had the chance to take pictures. It's a drive-thru so no chance of going down, I'll probably have my wife drive so I can take pictures. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks! |
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12/02/2003 11:00:11 AM · #2 |
| We went to a similiar winter lights show a few years back (just for viewing - not pics) and I came away kicking myself for overlooking something so obvious. Make sure your car windows are clean in and out. Also it is much nicer if you can go on a night when there is at least a light covering of snow on the ground. Never had the pleasure but it might make for some interesting shots to go when a snow is actually falling. GL |
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12/02/2003 11:13:17 AM · #3 |
A car clamp might be good
//www.reallyrightstuff.com/ sell a lot of things like that, or try //bhphoto.com
Look for a car window clamp.
Message edited by author 2003-12-02 12:48:40. |
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12/03/2003 03:12:09 AM · #4 |
| if you want to take shots with the speed at 1/60, 1/125 you might want to set the iso of your camera to 400(or greater depending on how dark it is). you'll get a little noise(i'm not sure how much noise there is at this iso) but you'll be able to freeze the action and not get light trails. |
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