Please tell me how to take better photos with a SLR in dark places? !

Shooting with a SLR provides photographers with more possibilities.

When the light is dark, photographers have two choices. One is to make it brighter. The active measures are large aperture, slow shutter and increasing ISO value. The picture taken in this way is much brighter, and the camera's automatic metering is basically in this direction.

The other way is to darken as the darkness changes. I originally took the photo at night, but what do you mean by making it daytime for me? Therefore, the photographer can actively intervene. The simplest way is to reduce the EV value and tell the camera that you made a mistake in judgment. If it's a little more complicated, just manually set the aperture, shutter, and ISO value.

The advantage of digital cameras is high sensitivity. Although it may not be obvious at first glance, it is already much higher than film. As long as you adjust your camera well, you can still produce works in dark scenes.