CANON USAのインスタグラム(canonusa) - 7月4日 22時32分

Happy #FourthOfJuly! Try using a slower shutter speed when photographing #fireworks. #CanonTip

Camera: #Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
Aperture: f/4
ISO: 500
Shutter Speed: 1 sec
Focal Length: 19mm

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d6aviation @1particular_atom yes you should always use a tripod. And you can increase your shutter speed to 2,3,4,6 sec. The results are amazing. If you have a remote trigger, it will be easier. Dm me and I will send you some examples of my work along with the settings to help you.

thejoshamann Bulb shutter works very well. Use an aperture of around 11 and iso 100 and leave shutter open 7-20 seconds depending on intensity of the fireworks. Bulb allows the shutter to be open for any amount of time and capture the whole firework

photography_and_space @snapphotoco any shutter speed works really, if you check out my recent fireworks post i used anywhere from 3.5 sec to 13 sec. try setting your aperture to bulb and your iso to around 100-200, and your av to around 10-13

chrisgjeans @hampmills_16 set your camera to Manual, iso 100, f/8-f/16 and start in the 4-10 sec. range but play with the exp. setting as it’ll depend on the fireworks show. Use a shutter release and tripod or 2 sec timer.

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