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Quick Tips for Capturing the Perfect Dusk Photo

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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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  • http://www.stevendavisphoto.com Steven Davis

    Seems cool. Will have to wait til after work. Can’t watch videos with sound here. Wish you provided a text version too :(

  • Mats Haugen

    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.

  • Elie

    Nice vid! very helpful! Keep ‘em coming Simon! Nice shirt! I’m from Montreal!

  • http://weddingphotographytips.info/ photography tips

    these are nice tips.
    and if i might add, put more attention during the vacation tour..

  • http://stetestilz.com/wordpress StetEStilz

    Nice tut. I’ll have to try this when it isn’t pouring rain..

  • Tattrpuff

    It must be me but the video doesn’t load for me.

  • Rickey

    Where were these images taken? Outskirts of Oxford? Thanks for the video by the way!

  • http://ben-melton.com/ Ben Melton

    Brilliant tutorial, thanks.

    I had a go myself http://www.ben-melton.com/dusk-shooting/

    Really enjoyed it and looking forward to seeing more.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxhabich/ Max H

    Very nice tut!

    Here is mine, but it was already dark:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxhabich/5453528479/in/set-72157626172813182/

    • http://www.wix.com/simonabarbu1/simonabarbuphotography Simona Dumitru

      great picture, the mountains looks very beautiful. very mysterious. a picture only with those mountains and with that low key light would be awesome.