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Todds Tips: How To Take Fireworks Pictures
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Hidden Security Camera · 5 months agothis one is great. it will help me a lot.much useful for me.very well written.
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Rick @ VoIP Origination · 5 months agoGreat tips. I live in California, so fireworks this year were sacrificed in many communities with serious fiscal crises. Those that did have fireworks actually looked rather indulgent in these challenging times of our economy. But there is nothing more awe-inspiring than the sky lit by bright explosions and sparks.
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nas · 5 months agoGood post, no wonder when i take photos of fireworks they always come out blurry and quite poor. Ill see if i can rectify that on my bday when i order some more fireworks
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chaoticmom · 5 months agoGood advice. Especially about the tripod. I remember the good 'ole days of film, and digital is MUCH easier and CHEAPER when taking tons of photos. Also nice to see the photos so soon after taking them, to see if any changes need to be made when shooting.
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smith · 5 months agoI love capturing fireworks picture but i never got the prints well enough. Now i hope by using your described techniques i can get much better pictures.
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manchesterescorts · 5 months agoGreat post, very informative. I think a lot of people will find this very useful.Keep post in coming future as well!!!
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barstools · 5 months agoWow, great picture1 I wish our 4th of July pics turned out this well! Thank you for the advice.
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Indie · 5 months agoGood post, when ever i take photos of fireworks they always come out blurry. thanks for your advice
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Custom Country Curtains · 5 months agoNow my camera will going to rock these world
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nataliess · 5 months agoWhat should I do if I am using a digital camera? How is it different from a traditional camera?
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studentmicroscopes · 4 months agoIf you are using a digital photograph of fireworks is there a way to create a high resolution image that will not look grainy when magnified? It doesn’t need to be perfect under a discount student microscope, but a nice looking blow up image would be nice.
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Michael · 4 months agoI love Fireworks - taking pictures of them is really hard though. This information was helpful.
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manchesterescorts · 4 months agoHey using tripod is a good idea
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ivr solutions · 4 months agothanks for the idea i liked it because i always try to become a perfect photographer &m i feel very happy when i get it done!
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Fire Finch · 4 months agoSo gorgeous! I have a decent camera for a beginner (Canon 1000D), I'll have to try taking photos of fireworks the next time Australia Day rolls around, although my skills are amateur at best.
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snowblowerparts · 4 months agoIt's awesome! I've always wanted to try photography but it's quite an expensive hobby. May be in the future when I can afford to buy a camera for professionals.
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CashCrate · 4 months agoHA! I wish I would've read this a week ago when I went to a fireworks show. All my pictures were blurry and not great quality at all. At least I know for future reference. Great post!
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lidovenice · 4 months agothanks for your suggestions, I will use it next year by Redentore in Venice, one of the biggest fireworks happening in the World!!!
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timberlakejustin321 · 4 months agoNow i''ll show my inner photographer.lol
