Showing posts with label low light photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label low light photography. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Friday, 14 January 2011
Low Light Photography Tips
I get a lot of questions some impossible to answer, most of the impossible ones are about Low light photography. i.e. shooting at night time or at dusk.
One of the impossible questions I have been asked is:
How do get sharp photos in low light?
I want to keep my ISO really low, and I cannot use flash and i am using a kit lens 18-55.....
(A) Not going to happen! unless you want to get shots which are silhouettes of people running with the setting sun shining straight into the camera.
You need flash if you are shooting sports in the dark. You need super High ISO if you are wanting to get fast shutterspeeds, and you will need quality glass which is f2.8 to help you keep those shutterspeeds high.
Anyway here are some more tips about what you can do with night or low light photography
here are a couple more videos after the break
One of the impossible questions I have been asked is:
How do get sharp photos in low light?
I want to keep my ISO really low, and I cannot use flash and i am using a kit lens 18-55.....
(A) Not going to happen! unless you want to get shots which are silhouettes of people running with the setting sun shining straight into the camera.
You need flash if you are shooting sports in the dark. You need super High ISO if you are wanting to get fast shutterspeeds, and you will need quality glass which is f2.8 to help you keep those shutterspeeds high.
Anyway here are some more tips about what you can do with night or low light photography
here are a couple more videos after the break
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