Night Photography Tutorial

This video is a tutorial showing you how to gather the knowledge how to create great night photographs. IMPORTANT NOTE: If you own one or more of fast lenses, such as, Nikon 28mm ƒ/1.4D AF, 35mm ƒ/1.4 AIS, 50mm ƒ/1.2 AIS, 50mm ƒ/1.4D AF, 50mm ƒ/1.4G AF-S, 55mm ƒ/1.2 AIS, or 85mm ƒ/1.4D AF, these lenses are NOT recommended for night photography because of its superb performance at maximum apertures between F/1.2 to F/4 but the overall quality will worsen when stopped down farther than F/4 (F/5.6, F/8, F/11, etc.). Lenses with maximum apertures of F/1.8, F/2.0, or F/2.8 will do just fine at F/8. Enjoy!

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Education

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• Nikon
• Night
• Photography
• Tutorial
• D3
• D300
• D700
• Tips
• Tricks

[12PROCTOR12]

Manuel Focus " HALLELUJAH" .. Lol

[Lilkiwiguy87]

Maybe it's funny to you but it's true for most of the cases. People get pissed off and return or throw away their cameras without realizing they can just focus manually.

[streetboy2k7]

or you could use a timer to avoid camera shake :)

[Lilkiwiguy87]

Self timer will still cause camera shake.

[streetboy2k7]

@Lilkiwiguy87 no it will not

[Lilkiwiguy87]

Try taking a self timer photograph with a telephoto lens at a slow shutter speed.

This stuff is basic primary school's conceptual physics: it causes vibrations.

[PhuNguyen88]

@linitisplastica less grain dude.

[superkiwizorro]

@acteuro03 yeah, it's possible but not when you'll be exceeding the lowest useable aperture.

[acteuro03]

Slow shutter speeds are possible with high ISO, but you'll get a very graining looking image. Low ISO will give nice smooth clear image

[superkiwizorro]

@linitisplastica slow shutter speeds aren't possible with a high ISO sensitivity.