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How To Shoot Moving and Lit Subjects at Night
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Recently I had a chance to see a lighted boat parade. Something I had never seen before. I was really at a loss as to what settings would be best. I have shot lights at night with a slow shutter speed but these boats were moving. Some of them at a good pace. What I ended up doing was setting my Canon EOS 10D to "Program" and shooting at different ISO settings. Some of the shoots I panned to keep up with the boats and others I did not. My question is, is there any kind of a rule for this situation? I have uploaded a few of what I took, and that is my second question, are these as good as it is going to get for the particular situation or are they completely off base. Thanks in advance. Rhonda
June 29, 2003
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