@siuol0002 For DSLR cameras, it's really about the lenses you use, For me, I used a rather basic Tamron 17-50 F2.8. But because the F-stop is 2.8, it's considered quite fast. So it works quite good at night (but there are much faster lenses that can go to 1.8, 1.4, 1.2 etc. I have a 1.4 but it's not a zoom lens and isn't wide enough, so I didn't use it that day). After that, I also put the ISO settings to maximum. It's actually quite grainy if you watch on big screen. But on youtube, it's fine
@eswiftfire Thank you for your information and explanation. I appreciated it, I've been wanted to learn more on taking photos or using a camera. I am still a newbie who need a lot of experience, thanks.
This was amazing, thanks for sharing this with us! Cheers!
TheRubyAlanShow 1 month ago
what camera were you using in this video? because the quality is great.
siuol0002 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@siuol0002 I used a Canon 7D for this. :)
eswiftfire 1 month ago
@eswiftfire thanks. i see. that is why even at night the video quality is at its best.
siuol0002 1 month ago
@siuol0002 For DSLR cameras, it's really about the lenses you use, For me, I used a rather basic Tamron 17-50 F2.8. But because the F-stop is 2.8, it's considered quite fast. So it works quite good at night (but there are much faster lenses that can go to 1.8, 1.4, 1.2 etc. I have a 1.4 but it's not a zoom lens and isn't wide enough, so I didn't use it that day). After that, I also put the ISO settings to maximum. It's actually quite grainy if you watch on big screen. But on youtube, it's fine
eswiftfire 1 month ago
@eswiftfire Thank you for your information and explanation. I appreciated it, I've been wanted to learn more on taking photos or using a camera. I am still a newbie who need a lot of experience, thanks.
siuol0002 1 month ago
Ty Edmund for vid...
rimembro 1 month ago