Hey Folks,
Thanks for the comments on fire photography.
Let me clarify my question....fire is a rapidly moving, flickering subject
and, like a waterfall, I expect the appearance of it in a photograph
depends heavily on the exposure used. I was wondering if there was some
canonical rule, like "slower than 1/125th, and fire looks like a smear
but faster than 1/500 and it looks like something funky".
The fires that I'll be on will be lit during the daylight hours. I guess
I'll just shoot and see what happens!
Cheers
Barry
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Dr. Barry Meyers-Rice
Associate Scientist
Wildland Invasive Species Program
The Nature Conservancy
530-754-8891, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://tncweeds.ucdavis.edu
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