5 Simple Steps to use when Photographing Stars and Star Trails

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Since you cannot set your shutter speed at precisely 20.59, go ahead and round that to the closest setting. Now you have a base number at which to begin. You will fine-tune this number when you’re on-site but take note that this is only your starting point, and you will end up making a few adjustments. After a few tweaks, I ended up setting my shutter speed at 23. If you’re forgetful like me or nervous when you arrive at your site, take note and write these #s down now. Tuck them into your camera bag, so you are ready when you get there!

Amazing Low Light Photography Settings To Change The Way You Shoot After Dark

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Settings for night photography or low light images can be one of the trickiest tasks to master in photography. Shooting pictures in the dark requires you to understand low light photography settings. But no worries! I’ve done the work for you. I’ve researched and written down all the tips and tricks for you to produce stunning pictures after dark and in low light situations.