I work a 9-5 job so don't get home till 6 by the time I'm ready to shoot its pretty dark, especially in the UK. Becuase of this I've gotten used to shooting at night, great tips and tricks! Love your videos Peter! Check out my Instagram if you get a second, @benclarkephotography. You've helped me improve so much over this year, thank you π
This is an awesome tutorial, thanks! Instead of using a remote, I use the Self-Timer to add a 2 second delay, so pushing the button won't blur my pic. It's worked well so far!
Hey man awesome video. Whenever I come up from Niagar I try to make a point of shooting Toronto at night.Maybe I will bump into you somewhere.LOL.Cheers! Chris @delaatdigitalimaging
Night photography can be a fun and challenging for any photographer, it only expands your skillset. Now who has done night time photography with a film camera?
Are all night photos shot with a tripod or something like it? Or can you take some by hand? For example the photo towards the end of the guy waking on the sidewalk. Could that be done without a tripod?
I started shooting photos like "seriously" (seriously being used very lightly as I'm learning and still quite new to photography) at night! Night shooting has always been super comfortable for me and I love being out when usually busy places are quiet and empty.
That intro was amazing. <3 By the way, Is remote really made for camera shake? What about setting a 2 seconds or whatever self-timer? I thought that remotes are only useful for bulb mode. (+30 seconds exposure time)
Ya'll have been asking about night photography for a while! Hope some of these tips help! That water bottle tip though- Wooooo!!! Pumped on that!
can i get these type of images with my 55-250mm kit lens ?
I subscribe bro. You realy inspired me??
I work a 9-5 job so don't get home till 6 by the time I'm ready to shoot its pretty dark, especially in the UK. Becuase of this I've gotten used to shooting at night, great tips and tricks! Love your videos Peter! Check out my Instagram if you get a second, @benclarkephotography. You've helped me improve so much over this year, thank you π
I didnt know Jon Snow does photography?
Awesome tips, I always struggle with with time photos
How is the box light you used called?
This is an awesome tutorial, thanks! Instead of using a remote, I use the Self-Timer to add a 2 second delay, so pushing the button won't blur my pic. It's worked well so far!
Cool one sir
Some cool tips there bro. Thanks so much!! ???
Iβm learning to be a photographer and I might be going to tafe to learn more about photography
Going to school for photography. This guy is so fun to watch. He's easy to follow and it's helped out quite a lot
nice man..
Okay so your spirit is totally AWSOME ?
I have hx 400v point and shoot camera and To avoid camera shake can i use self timer?
great video as always, but please tell me I was only hallucinating a Man Bun… say it ain't so…
Hey man awesome video.
Whenever I come up from Niagar I try to make a point of shooting Toronto at night.Maybe I will bump into you somewhere.LOL.Cheers!
Chris @delaatdigitalimaging
Or instead of buying a remote to take the picture if you have a newer canon camera you can download the canon camera connect app for android or apple
i dont see why is there even a disslike button onur videos
Night photography can be a fun and challenging for any photographer, it only expands your skillset. Now who has done night time photography with a film camera?
night time photography is very challenging, yet very fun
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Great stuff. Lume Cube, huh??? hmmm
Are all night photos shot with a tripod or something like it? Or can you take some by hand? For example the photo towards the end of the guy waking on the sidewalk. Could that be done without a tripod?
if you have an iphone x you can download "camera connect" from the app store and use it as a remote shutter and an external display etc
One more tip: shoot during blue hour.
Your talking head bit seems underexposed… It actually kind of distracted me from the content…
I smashed the like button and now my screen is cracked…Thanks.
I don't think you are struggling with night photography Peter.
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What is the song in the intro.
What's the name of the light? Ilumination cube? Love it! Need it! Haha
lol this video is either for amateurs or just stupids, also your acting "trying to be cool style" its preety lame and ridiculus.
great video hahaha any facebook account to follow?
I started shooting photos like "seriously" (seriously being used very lightly as I'm learning and still quite new to photography) at night! Night shooting has always been super comfortable for me and I love being out when usually busy places are quiet and empty.
Sub in spanish plis !!
what did you record this with?
Whats your country ???ita soooooo amazing ?????
As a macro photographer I'd suggest using a timer instead of a remote, it's free and a great alternative that I use when I'm not tethered to my PC.
Yo Peter cause of youuuuuuuuuu men, Im in this world of videos and Youtube……
That intro was amazing. <3
By the way, Is remote really made for camera shake? What about setting a 2 seconds or whatever self-timer? I thought that remotes are only useful for bulb mode. (+30 seconds exposure time)
<3 SO AWESOME
Even though I knew all of these, I still find my self watching. You have some serious charisma, Pete
Youβre crazy inspiring ??
wow i didn't know all it takes is playing around with the settings. thanks
arigatou gozaimasu Peter san