Photography podcast #40 talks about low light photography. We‚ try hard to answer the following question by Andre‚ from Brazil and‚I also add‚a few other‚low light photography tips including using fast lenses, accessories in low light photography and‚the reduced tonal range in low light photography.
Here’s Andre’s original question:‚ “Hello there, Marko! I just would like to suggest a podcast on the topic “low light photography”. I’m pretty interested in this topic and related subjects, such as tips for taking photographs in bad light situations, how to preserve ambient light when using flash, high ISO vs. digital noise, metering modes, taking pictures at music concerts, and so forth.”
You can click all the‚photographs to make them tastier on the eyes.
Romantic Walk by Araleya
The Dim light of Dusk #2 by Wendine
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Photo of the week
This week, the photograph is by‚Esther Hernandez AKA Maguaphotos and I comment in the podcast on why I think this photograph is fantastic.
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wow…you explaint it deeply.… informative content.. this is another tutorial about low light photography,there a picture there so its visually easy to understand
http://insidephotography.weebly.com/index.html
Thanks for the advice it was very helpful. I am just starting to get into low light photography and I totally agree with you about using street lamps or candles or lighters to illuminate the subject. It makes the picture have a great feel to them!
Just found your podcast today. I really enjoyed it! Keep up the good work!
cool Andre! Glad you liked the podcast, and thanks again for the suggestion.
Best!
Marko
Great, Marko!!
Thank you so much for this episode! You gave me a new perspective for shooting in low light, I have a lot of new ideas!
And thanks for your additional tips, they’re valuable… considering the 50mm as my next lens =)