Low Light or Night Photography

Posted on 26. Dec, 2007 by learndigitalphotography in Digital Photography

Before you start shooting night photos, here are the three most important things to remember:

• Disable your flash
  Bring out breathtaking detail in low-light conditions by using a long exposure (the time your camera takes to collect light).

  Select Flash from the capture menu, then select Flash off. Press Menu/Ok.

• Use a tripod
  Long exposures require you to hold your camera perfectly still to avoid blurring. A tripod really helps. If you can’t get your hands on one, you can try bracing yourself against a stationary object like a tree, or a wall.
• Use your timer
  Even when a camera is on a tripod, your finger pressing the trigger can cause enough movement to blur a photo. You can avoid touching the camera altogether by using the timer.

  Select Timer from the capture menu and press Menu/Ok.

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