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Do you want to know how to photograph fireworks? In this episode, Mark gives you 8 tips to help you get great fireworks shots.


Shooting fireworks can be easy if you know the basics. Here they are.

8 Tips For Mastering Firework Photography - AdoramaTV

 

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Clear and Concise

One of those shoots maybe do once a year or two. A great refresher before heading out that really saves time getting you into the ballpark.

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What if lens doesn't have focus distance meter?

Many Nikon G Lens doesn't have focus distance meter. How should I setup lens to infinity?? [Use the camera's Landscape mode--Ed.]

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Great tips and easy to do

I followed the tips and it hits the nail on the ceiling.

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Great, fast, exact tips.

All you need to know for a good outside portrait. Work the first time with my D7000. Thanks

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Crisp,clear and invaluable

A superb brief, to the point coaching session. One of the best I have seen, good, practical tips and suggestions to use when taking pictures of fireworks!

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White Balance?

Mark never mentioned but what would be the best white balance on a DSLR? I would think auto would give uneven results.

by in Virginia on

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great information and tips!

thanks for the information, now i`m ready ro take a spectacular photos this 4 of july in washington d.c.!

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"Noise Reduction" Brent Michelson

Brent, as Mark pointed out using ISO 100 will eliminate most noise. Besides, using "Noise Reduction" setting will extend 'write' time to card and you may miss a great shot in the meantime.

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thank you so much

its really good steps to get the best result its very useful for me thank you again

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Fireworks

Excellent presentation.

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