Haha thank you.Oh, my! That's good!
WM
Thank you Jeff.Great shot!!!
Thanks Pat, I was sitting here on a dull night drinking heineken and I thought 'what if' I combined only 3 - 4 images instead of the 6 - 8 that were not working. And then I looked at them and thought, hang on I had lightning across the frame with in a few minutes so these should combine quite well. And this is what I ended up with out of 4 x images. I guess sometimes we over do things and they do not work out.Scott, that sunset lightning is so Excellent!
Pat in NH
Cheers Lee.Cracking photo mate, great work
Ok let me find the individual frames and then we will start from there.Scott,
Can you tell us a bit more about how you did this? I understand stacking somewhat, but I'm not sure how it was used here. In addition, how did you capture the individual images? I plan to be in the Florida Keys in June, and would love any insight into your techniques that you will offer.
WM
Have patience and keep a reasonable distance from the storm, you do not want an approaching storm but you want to be on the edge of it ;-)That many shots has to make the sorting task daunting, but you've done it quite well.
I'll research the Nero lightning trigger. When I tried to photograph lightning last fall, I used longer exposure times and hoped for blind luck to help me out. Luck wasn't on my side then.
Thanks for providing the information. Any other information you'd want to provide is eagerly anticipated.
WM
long exposures got my best shots, I used to hold it open in bulb at a daylight setting and wait for a flash. The only issue is processing time as the longer you leave it open the longer it takes to process. ,That many shots has to make the sorting task daunting, but you've done it quite well.
I'll research the Nero lightning trigger. When I tried to photograph lightning last fall, I used longer exposure times and hoped for blind luck to help me out. Luck wasn't on my side then.
Thanks for providing the information. Any other information you'd want to provide is eagerly anticipated.
WM