- Use a camera with a high sensor
- put it on Manual mode
- start with these settings:
- 1600 ISO (then play around here)
- 15 seconds (then here)
- turn off the noise reduction (unless you have a nice Nikon)
- set it on the highest aperture possible for the lens (the lowest)...
- use RAW - so that you can go back and change the exposure compensation, contrast, and white balance later on your computer.
- use a remote release, or just set a 2 second timer on your camera.
- Carry around a strong flashlight to "paint your subjects"
- Fireworks
- Another tip... for night photography timelapse on your NEX-5... is to just set it on continuous shot... then use a rubber band to hold down the shutter... all night. You can get a decent timelapse using this easy trick.
At the visitor center parking lot after our moonlight descent of Brokeoff Mtn in Lassen NP. |
Happy hour outside the Schneider Cabin |
Contrail at dusk. |
Smoke break... |
First mortar round... |
After some engineering and before drinking whiskey hard...the next night! |
Killer shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks Monk, very cool
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