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Old 06-06-2009, 12:41 AM
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Default Lightning Pictures from Tonight's Storm 6-5-2009
There was a great lightning storm tonight that headed toward Nebraska and I managed to capture some great shots by using my video camera, then taking frames from it.

For those of you who know the front range well, that's Mt. Meeker in the first shot.













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Old 06-06-2009, 09:33 AM
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Beautiful. The thunderhead on that sucker was HUGE! we watched it work its way across the front range.
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Awesome!! I love lightning pictures! Thanks for posting those, real nice!
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Great photos!
We were watching the lighting from up here.
(I need to figure out to do that, take frames from video.)
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There is about 30 more minutes of video, so hopefully, there will be some additional highlights. After watching these frame-by-frame, I am in awe of the power.

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Great photos!
We were watching the lighting from up here.
(I need to figure out to do that, take frames from video.)
The camera came with a pretty basic program called HD Writer AE and one of the functions is a capture utility which allows you to search frame-by-frame(which is really tedious given the number of frames per second) and convert them into jpeg images. Did your camera come with such a program?
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