3 Tips To Capture New Year’s Eve Fireworks
The time to prepare for the fireworks is here. Taking photos of fireworks is not a difficult task, taking very good photos is all about originality and experimenting with your camera.
Follow the tips below to make the most out of your firework experience:
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1. Get there early. Walk around the area and try to choose a good spot with the right vantage point. Spots with lots of people, water reflections, monuments and tall buildings can make a great photo.
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2. Secure and stable surface. Shooting fireworks means that you will be shooting at light with a dark background. You will need a steady surface in order to capture the exact movement of the light. Use a tripod or set your camera on a surface that will not shake or move with the explosion of the fireworks.
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3. Smaller ISO and larger exposure time. Try experimenting with the different settings. We recommend that you use exposure times in the range between 1/2 second to 5 seconds. Also, a small ISO 100/200 will result in photos with better sharpness.
Take a lot of photos, have fun trying out different things and experimenting with the different camera settings. But most important be original and play with your creativity.
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