DJI Spark - Drone Night Flight Photography

Jump to 0:38 for the first picture!
Jump to 1:13 for the second picture!
Jump to 1:50 for city long exposure!

In this short video we show off some of our most popular pictures. During the super moon, we took the DJI Spark out for a test run to see what kind of night photography we could do with it. We adjusted the camera settings and found that the long exposure setting performed really well under the moonlight.

[PixiesChannel]

Very good and clear, When the weather is better I'm gonna try a night flight.

[JeromeBallard]

Really lovely scenery and footage mate.I haven't tried my spark over Sydney at night.Safe flying buddy.

[Seafox]

The two stars are Alhena (a double star) to the right of the moon, and in the second shot the other star to the left of the moon is Pollox (also a double star). Interesting shots with a Spark!

[Georgewrigley]

Great photos from the Spark. Will try some night photos myself. Cheers. Liked and subscribed 👍😊✈️

[gemster]

Oh my God beautiful pictures with the spark at night! I just subscribed to your Channel! I have a question for you if I may, did you take any special precautions when flying your spark at night? Did you disable the obstacle avoidance? And is there a way to disable the VPS on the bottom of the Drone? Also how did you do a long bulb 2 second exposure? Do you push and hold the picture button on the DJI go 4 app when you shoot the photo?... I apologize in advance for all the questions, I am fairly new to drone Hobby, and I am also a part time photography buff, so this stuff intrigued me very much and I would love to try it, with my spark, but a lot of people are saying that there are some issues when flying this little bird at night because of the obstacle avoidance and such. Once again thank you and my name is Joey.

[ChrisSlack]

Sounds like ISO of 100 with 2 seconds of open shutter works well. Thanks

[dimasfatahila]

hi im new in this kinda aerial photography and im new in DJI SPARK.

i want to ask you something, how to turn off the light under the propeler so the light didnt gettin to the Spark Camera? can you tell me how to do that? thanks.

[syntax_error]

That was cool, I’m planning to do some night shots but in our country it is prohibited :(

[ALR.]

My pictures come out horrible at night what can I do to get that clean crisp look