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Details and explanations for the 5 fantastic foresights for FIRE fireworks photos

1. get to the location wayyyy before the show starts to get a spot and setup
by getting to the location before it gets too busy, you have more freedom to choose an ideal spot and set up a tripod with minimal distractions and obstructions.

2. speaking of setup, use a tripod
use a tripod to hold the camera still and minimize vibrations

3. set your shutter speed to a couple seconds
To make sure the whole path of the firework is captured from the launch to the end of the explosion. Also to make sure enough light is let into the sensor to properly expose the image.

4. use a timer or remote shutter
Get your shaky hands away from the camera. A timer lets you hit the shutter button then take your hands off, allowing the camera to settle before opening the shutter. A remote shutter eliminates the need to touch your camera at all.

5. turn off lens stabilization and IBIS
If your camera is on a tripod and a timer, the image will be stable. Additional stabilization from your lens or camera might try to detect and componsate for movement that isn't actually there, this will introduce unwanted vibrations and blur. Turn it off.

5.1. try out different lenses and focal lengths
Have fun with different perspectives and how much context and environment or close up detail you want.

5.2 get a selfie of you having a terrific time
Never a bad idea to have a photo as a memory of a good time.

The alliteration with "five" in the intro sounded better than 7, so I did 5.1 and 5.2
Go make MOVIES!