How to Shoot Fireworks | Tips, Tricks, Advanced Photography Techniques DVD
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Uploaded on Jun 18, 2010
This is a quick into into getting great fireworks images. It assumes you have a basic knowledge of SLR photography and are comfortable with trying new skills. 2 quick things I wanted to add: 1. Set your focus to "infinity" and turn your lens switch to "off" and second, if you can get a remote, that would be even more helpful when shooting in "bulb".
This is just one of many lessons from my upcoming DVD, Advanced Photography Techniques, while it is not available yet, you can get on the mailing list to be notified as soon as it is available: http://michaelthemaven.list-manage.co...
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Jeff Mijares 5 months ago
How about the focus? Should I set it to infinity as well?
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MichaelTheMentor 5 months ago
yes! :)
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Jeff Mijares 5 months ago
How about my IS? I read about it somewhere that you should turn it off when you have the camera tripod-mounted.
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MichaelTheMentor 5 months ago
Yes, If using a tripod turn IS off. 
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PRSlinx 2 months ago
I am trying to take pictures of the moon and stars, reading around I saw the same suggestion (turn IS off when using tripod). How would I go by turning this feature off? I use a Canon Rebel Xsi with 75-300mm lens. And then, if using buld for multiple fireworks, for how long do you recommend uncovering the lens between shots?
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jcwl1977 4 months ago
Thanks Daniel. It's a pity it's drizzling here now. I doubt I'm able to shoot tonight :S
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jcwl1977 4 months ago
Hi Michael, I will be doing some firework shoot tomorrow night for countdown event to 2013. Currently I only have 2 EF lenses; the standard kit lens EF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 IS for my EOS 650D, and my EF50mm F/1.4 USM prime lens.
In the video u mentioned 15-30mm wide angle lens and smaller aperture between F/8 - F/11 is preferred. What would u suggest if I use any of my existing 2 lenses? I thought of buying new lens but would like to hear from you first before plunging into another spending :)
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Carl Sloan 4 months ago
Great stuff Michael! Cheers!
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truknayr23 5 months ago
This was a great tip! Thanks man... seriously... ^_^
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jeffrockr 9 months ago
woww this actually makes lot of sens since they're both on since last weeks when I went on a night photo session! Thanks a lot !! its really appreciated !
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