"Thanks Michelle"
Fireworks Photo Opportunities this Weekend
As 4th of July approaches, remember to brush up on your fireworks photo techniques. PictureCorrect has an article on this if you are interested:
http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/how-to-photograph-fireworks/
Quick Technique:
Camera Settings
Once you hear explosion, you start to press and hold a remote switch button. Then you look at the fireworks showing their magic until it disappears and then release the button. Normally,
it takes about 5-9 second depending on how long of each
firework shot is.
I hope to see a lot of great fireworks photos on PictureSocial next week - enjoy :)
http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/how-to-photograph-fireworks/
Quick Technique:
Camera Settings
Mode: M, Manual
Auto focus: Off or Manual
ISO: 100
Shutter speed: Bulb, B
Aperture: vary from F5.6 to F11
Focal length: InfinityOnce you hear explosion, you start to press and hold a remote switch button. Then you look at the fireworks showing their magic until it disappears and then release the button. Normally,
it takes about 5-9 second depending on how long of each
firework shot is.
I hope to see a lot of great fireworks photos on PictureSocial next week - enjoy :)
Tags: fireworks, photography
Recommended:
Latest Activity
Xavier Markina replied to Xavier Markina's discussion "What are they laughing about" in the group Photo Criticism"Go Cowboys !!! I grew up near Dallas and was friends with many Cowboy players in the early 80's (Tony Dorsett, Too Tall Jones, Drew Pearson, etc..) I also like the expression of the guitarist on the left..."
"Fantastic lighting CC and I ♡ Sushi myself :)"
Free Photography Tips
We offer free daily photography tips for all experience levels. Click Here to Subscribe Now!.
© 2012 Created by PictureSocial.com.
