House Fire

EdMac · May 5, 2005

I went out on this house fire at about 5:30 this morning, and I though that I would share a couple of pictures. This was an abandoned property, and the source of the fire is suspicious.
Comments welcome as always.

Our Towerladder in action

jgrove · May 5, 2005

Great shots, the first one is superb! What settings were sued, lens flash etc?

Thanks for sharing!

EdMac · May 5, 2005

Settings

jgrove said:

Great shots, the first one is superb! What settings were sued, lens flash etc?

Thanks for sharing!
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Hi,
I used the sb80DX set on DTTL. For most of the shots, the D100 was set to P mode. Usually, I stay pretty conservative on these shots, because you don't get a second chance. Most of the time, I pay attention to the histogram and use exposure compensation. If there are a lot of reflective surfaces and bright lights, I switch to spot metering. These were shot in RAW.

Gale · May 5, 2005

Excellent Ed,

Especially the first one. Spot on , on that one.

Good job.

Sorry some AH thought tey should start a fire. Not a good thing.

Thanks for sharing. I love your fire shots.

well I love all your images.

EdMac · May 5, 2005

Fire Pictures

Gale said:

Excellent Ed,

Especially the first one. Spot on , on that one.

Good job.

Sorry some AH thought tey should start a fire. Not a good thing.

Thanks for sharing. I love your fire shots.

well I love all your images.
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Hi Gale,

Thanks for your nice words. Between birds and fires, I have been keeping busy lol.

Removed User 2 · May 6, 2005

Nice shots! I believe a D2X would have helped to the extent where you could have cropped much closer without losing resolution (what camera was used, by the way?)

EdMac · May 6, 2005

Camera

NB23 said:

Nice shots! I believe a D2X would have helped to the extent where you could have cropped much closer without losing resolution (what camera was used, by the way?)
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Hi,
Thanks for your comments. These were taken with the D100 using the 28-105mm Nikon lens set at 28 mm. I was not trying to crop, since I was after the overall scene. I am the photographer for the fire company, and my purpose is to document the fire scene. I am sure that the D2X would have given me mch better resolution, but that is going to have to wait until my finances improve. Thanks again.

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