How can you take pictures in the dark?

1. Reasonable collocation of aperture and ISO. The most basic principle of photography is naturally applicable to low-light photography. The larger the aperture, the higher the shutter speed, the lower the ISO, the higher the photo quality, and the longer the exposure time, the greater the possibility of noise. Canon camera's high sensitivity control is excellent, and it is easy to shoot stable images with high iso and large aperture. 2. Stable long exposure. The biggest feature of low-light photography is the "long" shooting time. You often need a few seconds or even dozens of seconds to finish your shooting. Therefore, a stable tripod is essential. In addition, cable release can also effectively reduce the jitter that may occur when the shutter is pressed. 3. Always use the RAW format. In the extreme shooting situation of long exposure, the quality of RAW format will be much higher than JPEG format. Don't be stingy with the memory card space, insisting on image quality will bring the best photos. 5. Keep trying and keep it fresh. Low-light photography has great creative potential. There is no need to follow the fixed aperture, shutter and ISO settings, and constantly try new possibilities to complete the work with different time and light.

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