How to shoot the night scene with Canon SLR?

Question 1: How to shoot a beautiful night scene with Canon's SLR? It is ideal to shoot the night scene with a SLR. Although you use an entry-level camera, you can shoot beautiful night scenes, because for people who use SLR, shooting good night scenes mainly depends on personal skills. If you want to shoot a good night scene, you must use full manual exposure and tripod to shoot. Automatic exposure is basically powerless to the night scene, because the light is very dark at night, and the camera's metering is basically ineffective. Shutter speed is often as slow as a few seconds or even tens of seconds, and the aperture can't be opened too much (large aperture has a small clear range, so the imaging around the picture will be worse), so it is absolutely impossible without a tripod. Although using high sensitivity (ISO) can improve the shutter speed, the higher the ISO, the more serious the noise, so use the lowest ISO to ensure fine image quality. As long as you experiment more and summarize more, you will be able to shoot a beautiful night scene!

Question 2: Canon Eos 60d shoots night scenes. How to set it is best to use a tripod, but if the environment does not allow, you can hold it by hand.

Because fireworks are moving objects, it is wrong to say that the shutter on the first floor is 5- 10 seconds, or even 30 seconds. The first floor is only suitable for static night scenes.

The sensitivity of 60d is still quite high, and iso3200 is not a big problem. Of course, the smaller the better. The shutter should not exceed 2 seconds, otherwise the fireworks tail will be too long and the effect will be very strange. In addition, avoid using flash. It is difficult to determine the specific value because it should be evaluated according to the light at that time. I suggest you test it first and then set the value with M file, and then you can't use A file, just hit the aperture below 4.

As for the choice of focal length and lens, depending on your composition requirements, it is recommended to use a lens of 17-40 or 24- 105. The focal length of 40-70 can basically cover a suitable distance.

Question 3: Canon SLR shooting night scene, using AV mode, how to adjust the specific parameters Canon SLR shooting night scene, get a clear and deep night scene:

1. Camera location. Putting the camera on a tripod or other stable place is the basis for obtaining clear night photos. Because the light at night is much darker than during the day, if you want to achieve normal exposure (even if you set high iso exposure), you need to open the camera shutter for a long time, so you can't shoot with a hand-held camera. Usually, when the shutter speed of the camera is slower than1125 seconds, the shooting mode of the hand-held camera will easily lead to different degrees of blur in the photos.

Shutter damping. When the camera is placed on a tripod or other stable place to shoot, in order to avoid the photo confusion caused by the vibration caused by pressing the shutter by hand, the shutter is usually operated by releasing the cable; If there is no "cable release", you can use the "delayed shooting" function of the shutter instead, and it is better to set the delay time above 5 seconds.

Iso sensitivity. Because the camera has been placed on a tripod or other stable place, the iso exposure setting should be lower. Shooting at night is mostly in low light conditions, and photos are prone to produce too much noise. If the iso exposure is set higher, the noise generated by the photo will be more obvious, which will greatly reduce the delicate feeling of the photo.

2. Aperture setting. In fact, the factors that affect the depth of field are not only the aperture value, but also the length of focal length and the distance from the subject. As far as the aperture size is concerned, in the AV priority shooting mode, the aperture value can be freely set to 8~ 16, and an ideal large depth of field effect can be obtained.

Supplementary answer:

When there is no tripod, you can put the camera on a flat place such as a table, stool and wall. However, you must pad the camera with hard objects to avoid vibration when the camera shutter is opened and closed, and hold the camera shoulder strap with one hand to prevent the camera from accidentally falling.

High iso exposure can't replace the tripod needed for night photography, and it will also multiply the noise of photos, obviously affecting the visual effect of photos.

Question 4: What mode does Canon SLR take pictures at night? As for being busy, please read the instructions, so I won't say it here.

Regarding night shooting, first of all, you should have a stable tripod, and second, pay off the line.

In addition, since I bought a SLR, is it too wasteful to use AUTO?

You can use AV or m files, which is better.

If your light is really dim, it is recommended to set the time by releasing the cable of door B.

Removing the filter or ultraviolet light from the lens will affect night imaging.

You can't press the shutter because there is no focus. If you want to get a sharp night view, you'd better use manual focusing.

In the night scene with complicated light, autofocus is not very trustworthy.

Question 5: Photography Skills How does Canon shoot night scenes? To shoot a good night scene, you need to shoot slowly, and a tripod is essential.

Taking a night scene means that the camera automatically takes many photos and then synthesizes a photo with less noise.

This method can still be used for general entertainment. To take high-quality night photos, you have to control the exposure yourself.

It is best to use manual M gear, low ISO.

The manual is for people with certain experience.

If you are not familiar with it, use the aperture first.

The basic method is as follows:

1. tripod on the machine;

2.ISO usage100-200;

3. Aperture priority, which can generally be placed around 8- 1 1;

4. You don't have to worry about the shutter, because there is a tripod, it won't paste the film;

5. If you feel that the exposure is inappropriate, you can adjust it with exposure compensation.

Night lighting conditions are complex, so the exposure should be carefully calculated. According to the EXIF information of the previous photos, the M file should be used as a reference.

The picture you sent must have a small aperture (because the light is starlight). Try 18-22.

The speed should be about 20-30 seconds, and the lights are trailing.

Put iso in low gear 100.

B door doesn't matter. If you use it, you must release the cable, but the most important camera should be on the tripod.

Question 6: How does Canon EOS60D shoot night scenes? Seven skills common to all SLR cameras:

Tip 1: Use a tripod to reduce jitter.

Tip 2: Turn down the brightness (ISO)

Tip 3: Take photos with a large aperture lens.

Tip 4: shoot with a small aperture.

Tip 5: Long exposure

Tip 6: Use the white balance in tungsten lamp mode.

Tip 7: Beware of overexposure.

Question 7: Canon's 60-day night shooting skills 1: Bring your own tripod.

It usually takes a long time to take a night view, so the camera should be hidden to take a clear picture. In order to avoid damaging the photo effect by vibration, it is best to use a tripod to reduce shaking.

Tip 2: Turn down the brightness (ISO)

I believe everyone knows that high sensitivity brightness can get faster shutter speed at the same aperture value to reduce the jitter problem when shooting, but it will cause noise in the photo. Especially when shooting at night, long exposure will make the dark noise particularly obvious, so if the environment permits, it is best to use tripod and low ISO value to get the best shooting effect.

Tip 3: Take photos with a large aperture lens.

When we put the lens on the fuselage, the aperture of the lens will automatically open to the maximum. In a dark environment, a larger aperture allows more light to enter the lens and makes the picture on the viewer clearer. For example, two photographers shoot night scenes at the same time and place. If a lens with the maximum aperture of f/2.8 and a lens with the maximum aperture of f/5.6 are used, the picture on the viewfinder of the photographer with the aperture of f/2.8 will be obviously brighter, and the photographer can see the clear details more easily.

Tip 4: shoot with a small aperture.

It may seem contradictory. Just now, the author said to use a large aperture lens. Why do you want to shoot with a small aperture now? There is a simple reason. The purpose of using a large aperture lens is to make it easier for photographers to see clearly when shooting, but the aperture is lowered for the following two reasons:

Small aperture can make the depth of field larger, so that the scene will not be blurred by the influence of shallow depth of field;

If there is light at night, shooting with a small aperture can make the light star-shaped and the effect is more prominent.

Tip 5: Long exposure

One of the common methods for shooting night scenes is long exposure (shutter value as slow as 10 second, 30 seconds or several hours), which can be used to shoot car tracks, star tracks, waves and so on. Long exposure can not only smooth waves or record the trajectory of red taillights, but also make some light that is usually invisible to the naked eye appear. The effect is absolutely fascinating. You must try more!

Tip 6: Set the white balance.

It is not recommended to use automatic white balance when shooting night scenes, because in dark environment, automatic white balance can easily become inconsistent, leading to color difference in photos. You can use the white balance of "tungsten lamp" mode when shooting night scenes, but of course you should choose the most suitable mode according to the environment at that time. In addition, saving photos in RAW format allows photographers to adjust the white balance as needed afterwards, which is more convenient.

Tip 7: Beware of overexposure.

If you use automatic exposure (that is, Auto/P/Av/Tv/S/A) mode at night, it is easy to overexpose. The reason for this is that the camera will be misled by a wide range of dark environment, making the photos overexposed. So when shooting the night scene, we can use the full manual mode, or use the B shutter (the shutter is always open until the photographer tells it to close), so that we can set the appropriate shutter and aperture ourselves. Of course, it takes experience to find the right combination of aperture and shutter, and novices can take more photos to see the effect. If you want to know whether the photo is overexposed, you can observe whether the light spots in the photo are clear. In other words, the light spots taken under normal exposure, such as the most common lights, look very clear and distinct. On the other hand, if the photo is overexposed, the light spot will feel "melted" and the lines will be unclear.

Question 8: How does Canon 600D camera take photos at night or in dark environment? In the dark environment at night, you can improve the shutter speed by opening the aperture+high ISO, which can reduce the probability of film sticking. But sometimes the environment is not generally black, even the maximum aperture+high ISO can't solve it. At this time, you can use the method of m-file+flash to shoot. If M-file doesn't use flash or doesn't want to use flash, the camera can only be fixed on a tripod to shoot, and wired release is better. For reference.

Question 9: How does Canon 7D shoot the night scene and set the moving lights into lines? That's because of the low speed shutter.

My suggestion is to use AV mode. It is enough to reduce the aperture to F8.0 or F 1 1. If it is too small, the image quality will be degraded.

The sensitivity is ISO 100.

Photometry is the key, the center focuses on the average photometry, and the center measures the brighter part. You can also use spot metering.

This exposure time will not be short, and the taillights of passing traffic will turn into lines.

Question 10: How does Canon 600D shoot night scenes? There are generally two methods.

1. Without tripod. 18-55 with anti-shake. Turn on anti-shake and turn up ISO. Open the aperture as much as possible. Find a support point for your arm or camera, such as a railing or something, so that the camera and arm are as smooth as possible. ISO 1600D will not be too obvious if it is not enlarged during the day, but there is already a lot of noise when ISO 600 is opened to 800 at night, which affects the image quality.

2. Buy a tripod. You basically need a tripod to shoot night scenes. The quality of the photos can be guaranteed. Mount tripod, use M gear, turn off automatic brightness optimization, turn off lens anti-shake switch, turn on real scene, set ISO to 100 as far as possible, and adjust aperture and shutter according to the situation. The aperture can be around F5.6~F22, and the shutter should not exceed 30 seconds. Overexposure will affect the image quality.

Whether you can shoot a night scene has little to do with the lens, as long as you can use the lens, but the shooting effect and quality are different. . . . . This lens and fuselage are equipped with more than 200 tripods. It can be considered that Weifeng WF-6663A and Admiralty cx-888 are both above 200 yuan.

In addition, it can be matched with medium gray mirror and cable release.