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How To Photograph Lightning Bugs. We have a lot of fireflies (lightning bugs) in our back yard right now. Open up the aperture to f/2.8 (or faster if your lens allows) set your shutter speed to 15 seconds as a starting point. Select iso 200 (you can increase it if needed) Before dialling in any settings, you should go ahead and mount your camera onto a tripod. I would like to photograph them, but previous attempts have. Take the shot — then take some more. Here are my top tips and tricks on properly photographing the cutest little bug, the fireflies: Balance the exposure with aperture and iso. Set your camera to manual mode. By mastering the camera settings for lightning at night and intertwining them with firefly photography techniques, you'll be well. In the dark, it is not always easy to get the autofocus to lock on to anything, but there are several solutions to this. For the past three years i’ve threatened to take photographs of lightning bugs (or fireflies depending on where you are from) and just now finally got around to it. First things first, roughly compose your shot and set the focus.

Select iso 200 (you can increase it if needed) Set your camera to manual mode. For the past three years i’ve threatened to take photographs of lightning bugs (or fireflies depending on where you are from) and just now finally got around to it. We have a lot of fireflies (lightning bugs) in our back yard right now. I would like to photograph them, but previous attempts have. By mastering the camera settings for lightning at night and intertwining them with firefly photography techniques, you'll be well. Take the shot — then take some more. First things first, roughly compose your shot and set the focus. In the dark, it is not always easy to get the autofocus to lock on to anything, but there are several solutions to this. Before dialling in any settings, you should go ahead and mount your camera onto a tripod.

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How To Photograph Lightning Bugs Balance the exposure with aperture and iso. Balance the exposure with aperture and iso. First things first, roughly compose your shot and set the focus. Set your camera to manual mode. By mastering the camera settings for lightning at night and intertwining them with firefly photography techniques, you'll be well. For the past three years i’ve threatened to take photographs of lightning bugs (or fireflies depending on where you are from) and just now finally got around to it. Take the shot — then take some more. Here are my top tips and tricks on properly photographing the cutest little bug, the fireflies: Before dialling in any settings, you should go ahead and mount your camera onto a tripod. I would like to photograph them, but previous attempts have. We have a lot of fireflies (lightning bugs) in our back yard right now. In the dark, it is not always easy to get the autofocus to lock on to anything, but there are several solutions to this. Select iso 200 (you can increase it if needed) Open up the aperture to f/2.8 (or faster if your lens allows) set your shutter speed to 15 seconds as a starting point.