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.
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.
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A tiny bit long BUT more informative than I was expecting. I am just starting out with photography as a hobby this is really great tutorial.
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Interesting video!
Awesome Tutorial!!!!!!!!!
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this was a good one when it first came on i said that looks like a greenscreen image you was seperated from the bg nice it wasnt greenscreen so i was amazed
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.
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 🙂
Very cool, I learned a lot.
FREAT! what camera is used to shoot this video?
GREAT! what camera is used to shoot this video?
Canon 7D
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thanks for the invites.. what will be the best camera for starters?
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
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haha thats probably why he is there!
Thx for the tips… has anybody told u before that u look and sound like Ryan Seaqrest…?
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Great video! Where would I be able to find ‘noise levels vs. ISO’ charts on other camera models (10:27)? I’d love to find this info for my camera.
if you have a Canon camera try the-digital-picture dot c om. it has lots of great information, charts and reviews etc.
to be honest, it looks like you are not even in the park.. somewhat as if you keyed yourself out from a greenscreen..
exactly! i’m almost certain this was shot in front of a green screen!
This scene was taken at the Santa Monica Pier CA. around 8:30pm