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Night photography Part #1 - Essential Equipent for Night Photography.

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http://www.clickherephotographytips.com Taking night photographs can be one of the most rewarding and easiest ways of ensuring that you will obtain spectacular results, and; it is a lot easier to achieve than many think

I thoroughly enjoy taking photographs at all times of the day, however; I have most enjoyed this experience at night as I feel that the ability to create a mood within my photographs is more evident in low light

I have created my videos to assist people that are either new to photography or people with a basic understanding of photography.

I a not an expert in photography, actually I am not considered a professional photographer, I am simply a person that has skills that I would like to share with others.

I hope that you enjoy the photography tips within all of my videos

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  • Which tripod do you recommend?

    Will a monopod be enough?

  • I do not recommend a particular brand of tripod as I feel that it is important for a photographer to investigate the type of tripod that they need based on their individual requirements. See my videos about selecting tripods

    To answer your question about using a Monopod for night photography the answer here is No (in most situations) as you need to keep your camera absolutely still to avoid camera shake.

    An alternative is, you can increase your ISO at the risk of introducing noise / grain

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    It is possible to take night photographs without using a tripod at all simply by increasing your ISO rating which will increase your cameras sensitivity to light. This will create the noise / grain in your photos. This will increase your shutter speed as well..

    If you are taking photos of stationary objects like buildings I would recommend using a low ISO (say 100), a sturdy tripod and cable release.

    Photographing people increase your ISO or use a flash.

    Thanks

    Dean.

  • I am intrigued. I will follow up on your other episodes.

  • Thank you for the comment, night photography (to me) can be a lot of fun...

    I hope that you are successful in your night photography adventures.

    Please enjoy my other videos as there is a lot of information in them that may be of use to many photographers.

    Regards

    Dean.

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  • @PlatSoul I personally use a small flash led if I want an accurate focus, but when I shoot landscapes I usually set my lens to focus on infinity with an aperture around f8(If you don't have a lens indicating the distance then try to mark the infinity point on your lens while shooting in daylight..)

  • how to focus on almost full darkness landscapes when taking long expusores shots?

  • Nice vid. Good stuff man.

  • I use a 15$ tripod . IT works for me JUST FINE

  • You can use a monopod for night photography if you buy attaching feet. I have a set that fits right into the base of my monopod. Of course, you still have to be still.

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