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i dont have a tripod and have to hold the camera in my hand as there will be a crowd i know the camera has a firework setting in the presets but wondered what to use myself?
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hi jeanette,
if you are going to take pics of fireworks, you really need a tripod. because you want the shutter to stay open longer, and usually if you do handheld, you will shake. now if you can set the camera on top of your car, or some thing so that you can angle it to get the fireworks in position, that helps, but not a cure all. i am not familiar with the cannon g7, but if you have a big aperture lens ex: 2.8 is larger than 3.5 then use aperture mode and use the biggest (smallest #) setting, at least you will get very sharp pics with little shake! oh and don't use a high iso setting 200-400 is all you really need! good luck, john |
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thankyou i will be in a crowd and no where for a car as it is in a funfair near my local beach for 1 day only thanks for your advise
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no tripod...no chance
no one can hold a camera still for length of time needed...its possible upto 1/15th second but below that its slim to get a good firework burst u need a couple of seconds minimum sorry to back up the bad news Gary |
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