By Optimize your camera settings for low light by setting your aperture to its widest and adjusting your ISO to minimize noise while capturing maximum light. Use a sturdy tripod to prevent camera shake and enable slower shutter speeds for brighter and clearer images. Experiment with long exposure techniques to create stunning effects like light trails and starbursts. Incorporate manual focusing for sharper images, as autofocus can struggle in dim settings. For added creativity, play with light painting by using a handheld light source to illuminate your subject or scene.
Understanding the Basics of Night Photography
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