Simple 4 steps to take a good night view

For many people, there are always some difficulties in taking landscape pictures, canvas prints as their work is busy, there is no time. In fact, these problems are also very easy to solve: come out again in the evening, do not just do it. Compared days, www.customcanvasonline.com.au the night scenery has an atmosphere, and can also capture different light and shadow colors. As long as you follow these steps, you will be able to make good night scenery. How do you make the night scene better?

1.Tread well in advance.

Choose your location early while the light is in the daytime. If you go straight at night, it will be time and effort. Not only the view is good, but also the safety. Good scenery is basically in the suburbs, you have to find a convenient parking space. Also note that if you need to enter someone's yard or field in order to find a good shooting Angle, say hello in advance.

The farther away from the city, the easier it is to photograph natural scenery. Try to avoid the city lights, so that you can make a bright star moon, and use slow doors to pull out colors that are indistinguishable from the naked eye.

2. Bring everything together.

"The body is the cost of taking pictures." Make sure your body is healthy before you think about it. Although it is very hot now, the temperature difference between morning and evening is quite large. It is better to wear a coat and socks. If it's another season, keep warm.

A tripod is essential for a night view. You can also carry different lenses depending on your personal preference. It's best to bring a spare battery.

In addition, bring some light source, use the high-intensity flashlight to illuminate the foreground, help the camera accurate focus; Also can use LED lamp to adjust exposure, but the wattage of lamp should not be too high, at the same time also should pay attention to color moderate illuminate Angle, lest destroy the whole atmosphere of the picture.

3. View and composition.

Due to the severe environmental light, only darkness was visible through the viewfinder with the naked eye. You can design a composition by using a long exposure test to determine the surrounding landscape. For example, take a 30-second shutter. Even though the picture is still darker, it is much brighter than the naked eye, and you can see the outline of the surrounding scenery and adjust the composition.

One of the great attractions of nighttime photography is that the sky is interesting in tone, color, and the texture of the clouds. Every day, every moment is different, and the uncertainty always surprises you. There are clouds in the sky the most beautiful, especially after a long exposure to the cloud of the clouds moving pictures. So, it's better to leave some space for the sky. You ask me, "How long does it take to get exposure?" I'll tell you, long, because clouds don't flow very fast, and you don't have to worry about exposure in the very low ambient light at night.

In addition, pay attention to the stars or the moon in the sky suitable position, will make the night sky more beautiful. There is an interesting prospect for a photograph to catch the eye. For example, an old barn, a dead tree with a sense of vicissitudes, or a meandering stream.

4.Start shooting!

The most important thing is to make sure that the main focus is clear. Turn on the flashlight to illuminate the subject, and help the camera to focus automatically. If you use manual focus, it is difficult to ensure that the subject is very clear, because the light is too dark to see clearly. Alternatively, you can focus on other relatively bright objects, such as the horizon, a light in the distance, and sometimes even focus on the bright star.

For long exposure, you need to set the camera to the B gate mode, and the shutter release is controlled by manual control from the control exposure time. According to specific lighting conditions, the shutter speed is usually between two or three minutes to fifteen minutes. The long exposure to the naked eye cannot see the color, so that the stars and clouds are bright. Generally speaking, we all set the ISO to the lowest 100, but because the exposure time is very long, the image may still form a noise (mainly thermal noise).