In this quick video I break down camera settings for night photography when handheld and using a tripod. For low-light photos I recommend using aperture priority mode so you can easily set your aperture and ISO while the camera automatically sets the shutter speed.
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0:00 Intro
0:23 Things to consider
0:50 Camera settings for handheld photos at night
2:03 Camera setting for using a tripod at night
3:52 Outro
Quick Summary of Settings in the Video
Handheld night photos:
Aperture Priority, Low Aperture (f/2.8-f/4.0), ISO Auto, Stabilization On
Tripod night photos:
Aperture Priority, Aperture around f/8, ISO 100-400, Stabilization Off, 2 sec Shutter Delay
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