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Night Shots and Long Exposures

Night Shots and Long Exposures. -Your shutter will be the key to a successful night shot. -You may want to invest in a roll of 3200 speed film to experiment with ISO…think about it. . “B” or “bulb” setting.

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Night Shots and Long Exposures

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  1. Night Shots and Long Exposures -Your shutter will be the key to a successful night shot. -You may want to invest in a roll of 3200 speed film to experiment with ISO…think about it.

  2. “B” or “bulb” setting • The bulb setting on your shutter dial lets you keep the shutter open for as long as you choose. • Use the “B” setting when you want to capture light at night with long exposures, do “light writing,” or capture motion at night. • You may need to have a partner with you to help you hold the shutter open if you are planning on doing any light writing.

  3. Tripods • The tripod is your best friend when doing a night shoot. Open shutters can translate to blurry pictures if you’re not careful. • If you don’t have a tripod, you can prop your camera on an inanimate object or up against a wall etc. • If all else fails, use the “tripod stance” to get the most stable shot that you can.

  4. Examples: Still photo, tripod, added light?

  5. Still photo, tripod, ambient light

  6. Still photo, tripod, ambient light

  7. Motion photo, open shutter, ambient light

  8. Motion photo, open shutter, additional light (cars and flashlight)

  9. Motion photo, open shutter, additional light (flashlights)

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