DSLR Tips: Night Photography Video

Full guide at: http://www.dslrtips.com/workshops/How_to_take_photos_at_night/manual_long_exposure.shtml How to take successful photos at night, by Gordon Laing, Editor of http://www.dslrtips.com

i found information ...
i found information of the upcoming? D4 and D800 from here: canonandnikonnews.blogspot.com/

I like your teeth?
I like your teeth?

@nightubble go to ...
@nightubble go to ebay and get yourself a tripd for night photography. It makes a huge difference. but as nightubble was saying you could use pretty much any surface to balance your camera but with a tripod you can pretty much take a picture? wherever you want.

this camera beast!! ...
this camera beast!! i use most for time-lapse photography. i just need to trigger it with this little remote: TEMPUS.? works with MEX 5, 5N and 7. website at: tempus.bymac.org

this camera beast!! ...
this camera beast!! i use most for time-lapse photography. i just need to trigger it with this little remote: TEMPUS. works with MEX 5, 5N and? 7. website at: tempus.bymac.org

@nightubble You'll ...
@nightubble You'll need somewhere steady to? balance your camera to avoid shake in long exposures. A tripod is designed to do that, but you could equally balance your camera on a wall or post or even on top of a coat or bag. That's what I do.

I've always ...
I've always wondered,? is a tripod essential for taking night photos ? :O im new

wait a minute...? ...
wait a minute...? aren't you that guy from SMBC theater?

a? very big Thank ...
a? very big Thank YOU for you :))

@strawbongwae? ...
@strawbongwae? Maybe go for a bridge instead of a compact?

I am selling my ...
I am selling my nikon d60 on ebay only 18 hours left ? Ebay Item Number 150707940635 check out the listing not long till bidding ends!

tomorrow morning? ...
tomorrow morning? I'm going to the top of a great hill, here in Victoria, B.C., just before sunrise (golden hour) and going to attempt to capture a gorgeous sunrise. Than, at night, just before sunset, I will go to another hill, mount tolmie, to be exact, and expose for a fantastic sunset. I just had to share this 'cause it gets me very excited and makes me happy! :)

@andykbh That got ...
@andykbh That got to me too! once? you go manual, you don't go back to program mode, ever!

owww I thought I ...
owww I thought I had? to use a small aperture number (ex f 12) but I guess that's only for landscape photos... Ok so tripod, low ISO, wide aperture, then play with shutter speed!

@strawbongwae ...
@strawbongwae You're welcome! The TZ18 / ZS8 is also a great choice.? As for my reviews, it sounds like you've already found them, but everything I do is published at cameralabs . com - only a few things make it onto Youtube here...

@cameralabs Yes yes ...
@cameralabs Yes yes, that all makes sense - thanks for the explanation. Canon S95 you say? I had looked at that and contemplated it may be a little more than I was hoping to spend initially. I do like? the look of the Lumix TZ18, I read through your review earlier today, seems like it would have everything I was looking for as a beginner. Anyway, thanks for the reply! Sure I will be tuning in to more of your videos in the future.

@strawbongwae Yes, ...
@strawbongwae Yes, doubling the ISO will let you use a shutter speed twice as fast, so if you keep increasing it, you might reach a shutter speed that's fast enough to handhold. But if the conditions are still too dark, you may not, especially if you have also chosen a bigger f-number to increase the depth-of-field. Also, with every doubling of the ISO, your? image quality will get worse, especially with a compact, so I'd always recommend choosing a low ISO. PS - try the Canon S95 or S100

Thanks for the ...
Thanks for the effort put into these tips @cameralabs ! I'm wishing to get into photography a little and think I will start with a compact digital that gives me a certain degree of control. (recommendations welcome) Just briefly (open to anyone who can advise), what would have been the difference above in just using a higher ISO? Am correct in thinking the higher the ISO the? quicker the shutter speed can be? Thus if you were shooting moving objects at night would you go high ISO fast s.s?

why is your iso? so ...
why is your iso? so low?

@woydzeck Awesome! ...
@woydzeck Awesome! I hope you're loving it as much as I am.. It's a? great DSLR.

t would be great if ...
t would be great if you give some tips about time? lapse!! Thank you!!

@thenextone24 Me ...
@thenextone24 Me too... I even? bought the same camera!!!

@thenextone24? Hey, ...
@thenextone24? Hey, you're very welcome! Don't forget to visit dslrtips . com!

You guys are the ...
You guys are the best! I just bought a new Canon T1i and have been? watching your videos to get started. Thanks again!

@andykbh That's the ...
@andykbh That's the spirit Andy, and while we're at it, nobody drive a car until you know how to take one apart and put it back together, and don't attempt to kick a ball around unless you're in your country's team. You know photography is about taking photos and capturing moments. Learning manual is just a technical skill. Anyway, these tips are for beginners, not experts? like you.

this is bulls**t.. ...
this is bulls**t.. why say REMEMBER to put your camera back in Programme mode. work in? Manual mode or get a new hobby

please go on my ...
please go on my channel and look at my video names "Photography" tell me what you think? some fairly good photos in? there.

cheers mate?
cheers mate?

@Clydesdale2045 I ...
@Clydesdale2045 I agree brands vary in different regions, but a great indicator is to look at the best sellers? lists of major retailers like amazon - there you'll find Canon and Nikon well-represented, although right now, the Nikon D3100 is the best selling DSLR... As for me, I am British, but I publish these tips and my websites for a global audience! They're not just for Europeans! If I do any more, I would try and include demos from both major brands.

@cameralabs In your ...
@cameralabs In your situation I would agree. From sales figures, Canon is extremely popular in Europe and judging by your accent Europe is your intended audience. Most other countries favor Nikon. In the end Canon having massive support in Europe is offset by Canon being the minority in most other countries so they are? neck & neck globally. Sony though is cutting into the sales of both with their mirrorless camera, it is very popular.