In this quick video tutorial we look at camera settings and shooting tips for capturing low light photography images. Coupled with several great examples, it’s a thorough basic introduction to the challenges of shooting in dusk.
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By Simon Plant
Simon Plant is an award winning Uk Photographer with over 20 years experience shooting automotive-life-location images for advertising.
He also produces Behind The Scenes Digital Photography Tutorials for his training site .
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Seems cool. Will have to wait til after work. Can’t watch videos with sound here. Wish you provided a text version too :(
Also a very good tips is to turn off the VR function to prevent any vibration. You don’t need the VR function when you’re using a tripod.
And if you have a remote shutter, you should use that one too.
Nice vid! very helpful! Keep ‘em coming Simon! Nice shirt! I’m from Montreal!
these are nice tips.
and if i might add, put more attention during the vacation tour..
Nice tut. I’ll have to try this when it isn’t pouring rain..
It must be me but the video doesn’t load for me.
Where were these images taken? Outskirts of Oxford? Thanks for the video by the way!
Brilliant tutorial, thanks.
I had a go myself http://www.ben-melton.com/dusk-shooting/
Really enjoyed it and looking forward to seeing more.
Very nice tut!
Here is mine, but it was already dark:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxhabich/5453528479/in/set-72157626172813182/