Canon Rebel T6s

[Meg726]

Hi everyone!

I leave for WDW on Saturday and was hoping to get some tips for getting wonderful photos. I have had my camera for about 6 months. I'm learning more and more everyday but I do struggle with focus at times. I guess I'm just hoping for any general tips you may have I have a tripod and remote for fireworks but any other tips for those?

Thanks

 

[bob100]

Hi everyone!

I leave for WDW on Saturday and was hoping to get some tips for getting wonderful photos. I have had my camera for about 6 months. I'm learning more and more everyday but I do struggle with focus at times. I guess I'm just hoping for any general tips you may have I have a tripod and remote for fireworks but any other tips for those?

Thanks

a tripod and remote is good, settings for fireworks are all similar
http://digital-photography-school.com/15-tips-for-successful-fireworks-photography/
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/tips-and-solutions/how-photograph-fireworks
http://www.diyphotography.net/our-best-tips-for-photographing-fireworks/

 

[klmall]

I just got this camera this summer and have really been enjoying it! Absolutely love the higher pixel count (and yes I know it's not supposed to be that important!) but since I enlarge some my pictures and love details it's great!

 

[Meg726]

I just got this camera this summer and have really been enjoying it! Absolutely love the higher pixel count (and yes I know it's not supposed to be that important!) but since I enlarge some my pictures and love details it's great!

I love it too! I just wish I were more confident haha... do you have any tips for me?