Essential NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY tips for BEGINNERS

In this video, I'm give you the basics of night photography including why you should use a tripod, and explain the aperture, shutter speed and camera settings to start creating beautiful photos in low-light situations.

If you're a beginner looking to get started shooting photos at night, then this video (and the tips it contains) is for you! I'll teach you the basics of night photography so that you can start taking beautiful photos even if you feel you have no technical experience.

By the end of this video, you'll be well on your way to making beautiful photos in any low-light situation and will have the information you need to enjoy yourself and stay safe in the process!

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00:00 Intro
00:20 Why Shoot At Night?
01:15 Gear
02:35 Tripod
03:47 Settings
06:16 Other Considerations
07:08 Keep It Simple & Have Fun
07:47 Outro

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[iaincphotography]

The good thing about this time of the year, it gets dark earlier, shops still open and people about. Like you said stay safe.

[ladylincoln]

You are a big help. I just struggled trying to take some photos at night and this will help! Lots of good advice here, thank you!

[saptarshikundu]

Best guide I’ve seen for beginners! I recently bought a mirrorless camera after shooting on my phone for some time, and this guide helped me a lot. Thanks a ton mate!

[johgusjg]

Brilliant video! Def gonna check your other vids

[ogali]

Thank you so much for your tips, do I need a rain protector or something to cover my camera or cameras are waterproof?

[MrEjblanco]

Good video... I've got a Rebel Xti, with a lense that has a 2.8... I'm trying to practice some indoor low light shooting, but I can't get it quite right, I haven't tried night yet outside. Any recommendations for some indoor low light settings?