Night Photography

[kolz]

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Taga Danao ka bro? I'm also from Danao, mga kuha ni nako on Dec. 24 during mass:

Here's an image I captured at the church during misa de gallo:

Aperture priority mode, no flash, set to f2.8, no tripod, sandig sa kahoy.

[img width=500 height=333]http://www.lightsurge.org/images/IMG_8326-500.jpg[/img]

Handheld, manual mode, no flash - aperture set to F6.3 1/5 sec pero sandig sa kahoy, ISO 400

[img width=500 height=333]http://www.lightsurge.org/images/CRW_8362-500.jpg[/img]

[orkayl]

suggestion the higher the ISO.. the more it is prone to distortion, you can look into a larger shutter.

[rpeg]

Here's my contribution taken last night. Exposure 2 seconds @ f/8 ISO 200. Use the lowest ISO setting you have to get the lowest noise possible during a long exposure. If your camera is capable of manual exposure much better. Stop down to the sharpest aperture (if possible) with your lens normally f8-f11 on most lenses and adjust the speed accordingly. Bracket your shots and look which has the best overall image quality. Use a tripod! much better if its not the flimsy type to reduce blur. For DSLR users if you have a cable/remote release use it.

Happy Holiday's everyoneÂ* .

[img width=800 height=278]http://www.pix8.net/pro/pic/2467FTFNS/744815.jpg[/img]

[anakin]

CBP
[img width=500 height=375]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v62/arammis/208_0858_1.jpg[/img]

[splendid moonlight]

was on my way to Bogo at about 12 am in the morning last dec. 24 and passed by Danao church. nakalingi gyud ko. nindut. maayong pasko. hehe.

[tolstoi]

Taga Danao ka bro? I'm also from Danao, mga kuha ni nako on Dec. 24 during mass:

Here's an image I captured at the church during misa de gallo:

Aperture priority mode, no flash, set to f2.8, no tripod, sandig sa kahoy.

[img width=500 height=333]http://www.lightsurge.org/images/IMG_8326-500.jpg[/img]

nice shot bro..detailed kaayo ang church ug ang lights..i cud have taken the shots i'd posted above during mesa de gallo coz of ample ambient lights and its vibrant surroundings..kaso lang dili ko kamata sayo

and yep taga danao pud ko

[tolstoi]

RISE&SHINE

[img width=500 height=427]http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b252/laotech/Dusk.jpg[/img]

[img width=500 height=329]http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b252/laotech/riseshine.jpg[/img]

[tolstoi]

@anakin..colorful gyud kung mag shot ka during night time..that laserlight effects caused by the headlights of a moving vehicle made it more spectacular

sa innove ka ga-shot ana bro?

[anakin]

sa keppel bai. sa canteen.

@anakin..colorful gyud kung mag shot ka during night time..that laserlight effects caused by the headlights of a moving vehicle made it more spectacular

sa innove ka ga-shot ana bro?

[tolstoi]

Here's my contribution taken last night. Exposure 2 seconds @ f/8 ISO 200. Use the lowest ISO setting you have to get the lowest noise possible during a long exposure. If your camera is capable of manual exposure much better. Stop down to the sharpest aperture (if possible) with your lens normally f8-f11 on most lenses and adjust the speed accordingly. Bracket your shots and look which has the best overall image quality. Use a tripod! much better if its not the flimsy type to reduce blur. For DSLR users if you have a cable/remote release use it.

Happy Holiday's everyone .

[img width=800 height=278]http://www.pix8.net/pro/pic/2467FTFNS/744815.jpg[/img]

bro thanks for the advise..much better if yu can post a pic of that Christmas tree [as yur main subject]

just to add up..if yu don't have a tripod in hand or a remote cable release..yu can simply anchor yur cam in a stable surface and use the countdown timer to simulate a remote release