Lightning over Glenalta

[redbeard]

Hi,
Setup with a lightning trigger, pointed the camera towards the doorway, came back 3 hours later and discovered this pic. :)

Focus was a fluke as I guessed and backed off a bit, lol.

Cheers!

Camera Model
Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Shooting Date/Time
Friday Night 5th Oct 2012
Shooting Mode
Manual exposure
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1
Av( Aperture Value )
4.0
Metering Mode
Partial Metering
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
100
Lens
18.0 - 55.0 mm
Focal Length
22.0 mm
Image Size
3456x2304
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
Red-eye Reduction
Off
White Balance Mode
Daylight
AF Mode
Manual Focus
Sharpness
+1
Contrast
+1
Saturation
+1
Color tone
0
Color Space
sRGB
Noise Reduction
Off
File Size
8930 KB
Custom Function
C.Fn:01-0
C.Fn:02-0
C.Fn:03-0
C.Fn:04-0
C.Fn:05-0
C.Fn:06-0
C.Fn:07-0
C.Fn:08-0
C.Fn:09-0
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting

[stardust steve]

"Great Scott"! as Dr. Emmett Brown may have said a few times. :)
Those bolts are so sharp. Well done and great focus.
:thumbsup:

[redbeard]

Many thanks Steve,

It's always good when not expecting a shot and getting a good one!

Cheers,

Damien.

[Paul Haese]

You live in my suburb it seems. Good lightning.

[redbeard]

Hi Paul,

But, But, I thought it was MY suburb...LOL, spose we can share. Yeah, had you been driving around the area on the Venus Transit day, then you would have seen me with my scope in the front yard, but I know you weren't because you were busy producing some very spectacular images yourself. Next time I go to an ASSA meeting at the Uni, I'll say G'day!

BTW, is there a constant jetstream that is permanently over Glenalta?

Thanks for your comments.

Cheers,

Damien.

[Paul Haese]

Yes Damien the seeing has been pretty bad from Glenalta this year, well the last couple of years (read non drought conditions). Fortunately the seeing is good at Clayton.