Josh66
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If you're not comfortable with manual settings (I don't think I would try auto mode for this) Aperture Priority (Av) would probably be best.
Dial it in to the largest aperture you can (smallest number), and crank the ISO up. 1600, maybe higher if it still looks clean. That will give you the fastest possible shutter speed.
If you have a UV filter on your lens - take it off.
This is a situation where it will ruin the photo. You'll get reflections of the flames on it, and it won't look good.
Dial it in to the largest aperture you can (smallest number), and crank the ISO up. 1600, maybe higher if it still looks clean. That will give you the fastest possible shutter speed.
If you have a UV filter on your lens - take it off.
This is a situation where it will ruin the photo. You'll get reflections of the flames on it, and it won't look good.