Night Photography

Night photographers generally have a choice between using artificial light and using a long exposure, exposing the scene for seconds, minutes, and even hours in order to give the film or digital sensor enough time to capture a usable image. With the progress of high-speed films, higher-sensitivity digital image sensors, wide-aperture lenses, and the ever-greater power of urban lights, night photography is increasingly possible using available light.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Night
• photography
• Focal
• length
• ISO
• canon
• nikon
• linco
• flora
• lighting
• studio
• exposure
• metering
• camera
• digital
• Tripod
• Medium
• format
• panasonic
• camcorder

[eogarcia3]

5 thumbs up

[Lincoshop]

@eogarcia3

Please keep watching our channel, more videos coming soon.

[shrimpinpat]

thats an empty ass park

[francheskalola]

Hi! I do photography please go and see my channel and my photography blog. I use a General Electric 12.2 pixels cam. Go and see my photos. They are so good.

[marcuslfc1995]

@SuperAlexander28 I started with a canon 550D/rebelT2i and a 50mm f1.4. Great sucsess! You'll get a good eye for composition with a prime, and you'll not be lazy as you would have been if you'd buy a zoom lens. AND you'll get a fast apature, so its nice for shooting in the dark

[SuperAlexander28]

thanks for the invites.. what will be the best camera for starters?

[Lincoshop]

@ameliamedina1991

Canon 7D

Other videos were recored with 5D mark II

[ameliamedina1991]

FREAT! what camera is used to shoot this video?

[TheDominoJester]

Very cool, I learned a lot.

[TheFreqBoy]

You mentioned low ISO's. Would this be your recommendation whatever the level of light/weather/circumstances? When should I use a high ISO I guess would be the question. Thanks fella :)

[fret2424]

One useful trick you failed to mention is the use of the camer's timer.

If you don't have a remote shutter, and want to activate the shutter without touching the camera, you can just set the timer and step back.

Many cameras have an available 2 second timer just for this purpose.