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Use these night photography tips to learn how to get the perfect exposure for capturing light trails once the sun has gone down.
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Take precisely-spaced photographs for creating timelapses, star trails and more in this guide to using an intervalometer.
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Every city has two lives. The one that happens while the sun is in the sky and another when it crosses the horizon for the night. This unique time-lapse by filmmaker Matel manages to capture both of these sides by combining day and night into a side-by…
Discover the secrets of making a moonstack image, as we show you how to capture the movement of the moon across the night sky in a single composite image
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See the city in a new light, as we show you how to mount your DSLR to your car and capture spectacular traffic trails.
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Has Seasonal Affective Disorder got you particularly down about your night photography and low light pictures in general? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. It’s one of the more challenging subjects in photography. Learn how to take better photos at night with these 9 carefully selected night photography tips for beginners. Whether you want to learn… Continue reading →
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Learn how to shoot the night sky as we show you how to set up your camera to photograph star trails and stack your images in the digital darkroom.
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With the Christmas season in full swing, towns are awash with festive colours and textures. But it can be tricky knowing how to set up your camera to shoot bright subjects in low light. In our latest photography cheat sheet we’ve provided a very timely tips card explaining how to photograph Christmas lights and ensure a good exposure.
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As the nights draw in and we have less daylight available before and after work, nighttime photography is a great way to scratch your photographic itch. Follow our 8-step plan to get sharp shots in the dark.
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The night sky is one of the richest and most rewarding subjects a photographer can shoot, but it takes patience and skill to get it right. In this astrophotography tutorial, landscape pro David Clapp explains how to shoot Milky Way photography with the gear that you have.
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