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    Default How to Shoot Fire Crackers

    Dear All
    We have Diwali night toady and lot of fire crackers will be there
    Would love to get some tips from experts on this , never done before
    I can shoot from one bridge here
    I have D700, 50mm, 300mm, 600mm

    All help is much appreciated
    Harshad

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    If you are referring to what we call fireworks it's pretty easy to get the basics down in one night.

    manual, ISO around 125, f/11, using a remote shutter release is what I do on bulb setting, tripod mounted, manual focus.

    For starts open your shutter when you hear the shell leave the mortar and keep open until the explosions trails have vanished.

    It's pretty a matter of just playing around with exposure times and getting what your after.
    Last edited by Mike Tracy; 10-16-2009 at 09:24 PM.

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    Mike covered fireworks, but if this is more like a candle festivity I'd use 50mm set to f/2 to f/2.8 ISO 1600 to capture people and ambiance. Give us more information about the settings or some sample shots.
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