DSLR Tips: Night Photography
Full guide at: http://www.dslrtips.com/workshops/How_to_take_photos_at_night/manual_long_exposure.shtml How to take successful photos at night, by Gordon Laing, Editor of http://www.dslrtips.com
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Great! Thx
Great! Thx
Thank you…great …
Thank you…great tip
Extremely helpful. …
Extremely helpful. Thank you!
cool story bro
cool story bro
then learn! it’s an …
then learn! it’s an amazing camera
my dad just bought …
my dad just bought canon eos 450d and I don’t know how to use it
I can finally start …
I can finally start taking night pictures, Been wondering how to do so, thank for the very easy to follow steps.
Also what kind of settings do you recomend to take pictures inside nightclubs, every time i do so all i get are crazy looking glow effect all over the pictures.
this is so helpful …
this is so helpful
Thanks heaps!
Thanks heaps!
great video with …
great video with simple explanations thanks
very nice video for …
very nice video for the night tips photography, thanks
What a great video! …
What a great video!
I’ve gone from rubbish at night to brilliant all thanks to you! keep it up!
Russ (“,)
GREAT VIDEo. thanks …
GREAT VIDEo. thanks a bunch.
p.s yay for canon. some of the video’s are nikon or another type of camera and i didn’t know what was aperture or shutter speed. I thought they were the same. THANKSSS
Hey, you’re very …
Hey, you’re very welcome! Don’t forget if you have any questions, you can ask in the dslrtips section of the cameralabs . com forum!
thank you im new …
thank you im new and just got a canon rebel im saving these videos and taking a lot of notes, i have no clue what to do with this camera and you are really helping me!!
Bought my first …
Bought my first DSLR a week ago and these tips are terrific. I’m looking forward to getting out there and trying them all.
Many Thanks Gordan.
You’re right, Las …
You’re right, Las Vegas lights can be very bright, but by the sounds of your specs, you’re using a non-DSLR, so even small f-numbers will still have lots in focus. I’d try f4 for the best quality on a compact. Then choose the lowest ISO value, and just experiment with different shutter speeds in manual until you get the result you want – it’s impossible to say without experimenting! Remember to use a tripod, switch off stabilisation and use a self-timer to avoid wobbling the camera.
Hi Gordon. Looks …
Hi Gordon. Looks fantastic…Could you advise best settings for say night photography in Las Vegas where there is ample and sufficient lighting and I would like to get as much focus as possible. Max shutter is 15sec and my fstop range is 2.8 through to 8. Much appreciated. PS have tripod.
thanks for this …
thanks for this video
im realy getting into night photography
i need all the tips i can get.
Yes, thank you for …
Yes, thank you for this video. Quite informative and very easy to follow!! As was said before, no complicated jargon at all!! Anyone can learn from your teachings!! Kudos!!
Now all I need is a DSLR!! LOL!!
superb video! thanx …
superb video! thanx heaps! =)))
What I love about …
What I love about your videos is that you are honest about your tips. You don’t over do it with over the top technical terms just to make yourself seem smarter than everyone else. Every time I have a camera related inquire, you’re the first person I turn. Thankx for being you and doing what you do. Ed
thank you so much …
thank you so much for this!!!
super advice. …
super advice. straight up, honest, no messing about. thanks very much! I’ll be heading out tomorrow night to see what i can snap!
Yes, if you want …
Yes, if you want more DOF, use a bigger f-number, night or day, but remember you’ll need longer exposures and at night, that may require Bulb mode beyond 30 seconds.