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25 responses to “How To – Low Light Photography (Slow Shutter/Christmas Lights)”
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great vid kid all the way from Scotland thanks
great video
i didnt read the past comments so i dont know if this was mentioned. I just want to clarify that the star effect does not have anything to do with the shutter speed. The star effect comes from using a very small apperture, not from using a long shutter speed. the star comes from the light being reflected inside the lens. Since the blades inside the lens are close, leaving a small opening for the light to hit the sensor, the light will reflect and strugle to to through the lens, creating a star.
Great info on the videos bro…. Been watching alot and learning. Trully brought back my interests. Specially with Holidays comming up and holiday shots. Would love to see some canon work since I use canon T3i…
Shooting with the Nikon D5000.
What camera is that?
lol, thats for sure. Ive gotten that comment on alot of my videos from quite a bit of people now.
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Dude, it was a great & useful video. Thanks for sharing
yes I do, this depends on how good the cameras low light capabilities are and usually the camera has an on board light assist that turns on when its very dark to see the environment and focus on whatever you have the focus point on
well im a beginner as i said, and i watch tutorials on youtube. but none of them really answer my questions.. or maybe they do.. i just dont understand the “camera language” lol… i guess my first question would be.. on a dark enviroment where its hard to view your target, how do i focus? .. is there a science to the distance between you and the subject? like on the lens?… do you understand my question??? .. i hope u did.. lol.. again i dont know the proper terms
It should let you create a video response where you write a comment, or you can just keep commenting on this video. or send me a message through FB
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great tips, thank you!!
Timer works good too.
It’s like a TRADE SECRET to share what settings people use – freaking ridiculous. That’s what I needed to know. Thanks for being forthright and showing how you did it! So tired of getting books and magazines where they talk about composition and programming, but not what ideal settings for any particular shot. You rock!
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The star effect is completely unrelated to your shutter speed! It all depends on your aperture. Just like bokeh doesn’t change with the exposure, only relative to the f-stop.
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Thanks for the informative video.
lol no, three 6 mafia is my favorite rap group when i made this channel
Hi are u in a mafia?