Mohit Bansal Chandigarh- Stunning Fire Photography Tips For Beginners

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Aperture Priority Mode: Use this mode if youwant to control the depth of field but don't wantto worry about all the other camera settings.Remember that wide apertures let in more lightand create a shallow depth of field, whilenarrow apertures do the opposite.Shutter Priority Mode: This mode is great fortaking pictures of fire with a long exposure orfreezing a moving subject with a fast shutterspeed.
Photography with a long exposureThis is not hard to do. You just need to make sure your camera is set up right to keep yourphotos from being too bright. So, if you're wondering how to take a long-exposure photo withfire, you have two options. The first choice is to put your camera on a tripod so that the framestays still and you can only see how the flames move. The other option is to move the camerato make a camera shake on purpose (ICM). Depending on the movement you want tocapture, you might still need a tripod and a camera timer. If you want to try out free-handmovements, you can be creative without a hand. Now you need to figure out the speed of theshutter. There is no one right way to do this. It depends on what you want to accomplish. Youcan set it to one or two seconds and start shooting. Then you can look at how the fire looksand make changes as needed. Remember that a longer exposure will cause more blur, whilea shorter exposure will make things clearer.
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