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Step 2Camera Setup
Using a tripod is key, because you're going to be taking exposures that are 2 - 4 seconds long and the camera must remain completely still while the shot is taken.
You'll need to be able to manually set the exposure (shutter speed), Aperture (the f-stop), and ISO.
Depending on your camera and how close you are to the fireworks, you will need to adjust the f-stop to fine tune the pictures.
Longer exposures will capture multiple fireworks bursts. 2 to 4 second exposures work great.
You'll need to be able to manually set the exposure (shutter speed), Aperture (the f-stop), and ISO.
Depending on your camera and how close you are to the fireworks, you will need to adjust the f-stop to fine tune the pictures.
Longer exposures will capture multiple fireworks bursts. 2 to 4 second exposures work great.
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