Posts Tagged ‘Low Light Photography’

Try to use subjects like trees, unusual foliage or even high-rise buildings and urban structures to further balance your moon shot. Exposure: 1/30sec at f/4 (ISO 200) Photograph/Jay Z
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Tripod Techniques: The Orb of the Night

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Photograph/Ambarin Afsar | Light Painting/Shiresh Karrale
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Creative Techniques to try in Low Light Photography

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Without the use of a high ISO, it would not have been possible to shoot such an image handheld. Camera: Nikon D700 Exposure: 1/80sec at f/2.8 (ISO 4000). Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Keep the Noise Away

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Shooting fireworks at the beginning of the show will help you avoid getting the lingering smoke in your frame. However, if you want to use the smoke wait till the end. Exposure: 1/8sec at f/4 (ISO 1000). Photograph/Nirvair Singh Rai
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Into Darkness: Getting Started with Low Light Photography

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Slow Sync is a great way to avoid harsh light caused by only firing the flash. Exposure: 1/8sec at f/5 ISO (1250). Photograph/Siddharth Malik
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Slow, Steady, Flash!

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f/2.8 Vs IS

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Between image stabilisation and a fast aperture, which one will help me more in low light?

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Cellphone Photos–Low Light: Winner & Honourable Mentions!

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Camera Shake

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Most of my photos shot indoors appear blurry. Why is this so?

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CineStill to Bring 800Tungsten Film to Medium Format

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