Very nice. :) Did you take these with an iPod or with your camera? (what kind of camera do you have?) I took some fireworks photos recently as well, but they were of small fireworks at home...
Took them with my iPod... It's what I had on hand. Usually I don't use it for photography (low quality) but I've gotten tired of my old Lumix (point-and-shoot). Looking to buy a Nikon D7000. (Far from it, but getting there surely ;) Thanks so much for taking a look! It means a lot. :)
That's what I like about my iPhone; I always have it with me. :) Even though most iPod photos look very low-quality, these don't look bad. If you're not dead-set on getting a D7000 and don't mind Canons, you might want to check out the Canon Loyalty Program - assuming you would be fine with a refurbished camera. I'm not a Canon fanboy (I think Nikons are usually better than the equivalent Canons, albeit considerably more expensive), but I don't think Nikon has a similar program. With the CLP, you trade in an old Canon (usually a broken digital one, but I think they may now take film and non-broken cameras) and can get up to 20% off of a refurbished model in the Canon Direct online store...there are also 15-20% off coupon codes for refurbs occasionally as well. If you're interested, I can tell you how to learn more, but if not, that's ok as well. You're welcome. :)
Very nice. :) Did you take these with an iPod or with your camera? (what kind of camera do you have?) I took some fireworks photos recently as well, but they were of small fireworks at home...
ReplyDeleteTook them with my iPod... It's what I had on hand. Usually I don't use it for photography (low quality) but I've gotten tired of my old Lumix (point-and-shoot). Looking to buy a Nikon D7000. (Far from it, but getting there surely ;) Thanks so much for taking a look! It means a lot. :)
DeleteThat's what I like about my iPhone; I always have it with me. :)
DeleteEven though most iPod photos look very low-quality, these don't look bad.
If you're not dead-set on getting a D7000 and don't mind Canons, you might want to check out the Canon Loyalty Program - assuming you would be fine with a refurbished camera. I'm not a Canon fanboy (I think Nikons are usually better than the equivalent Canons, albeit considerably more expensive), but I don't think Nikon has a similar program. With the CLP, you trade in an old Canon (usually a broken digital one, but I think they may now take film and non-broken cameras) and can get up to 20% off of a refurbished model in the Canon Direct online store...there are also 15-20% off coupon codes for refurbs occasionally as well. If you're interested, I can tell you how to learn more, but if not, that's ok as well.
You're welcome. :)