How to set camera parameters when shooting night scenes? Mine is Nikon D60.

1, the higher the ISO, the higher the photosensitive speed and the more noise.

If there is no tripod, set the ISO to the highest; On the other hand, if there is a tripod, set the ISO to the lowest.

2. The smaller the aperture, the greater the depth of field, and the lower the shutter speed.

Generally speaking, night scene shooting does not need too much depth of field, so the aperture does not need to be too small, and the imaging effect is moderate. Some low-end cameras, using the maximum aperture, will reduce the imaging quality.

3, white balance is not for special effects, you can use automatic gear.

4. When shooting night scenes, shutter speed is the biggest variable. In the same case, in order to get different photos, the shutter speed can be adjusted from tens of seconds to tens of seconds.

But if there is strong light in the picture, it is also necessary to prevent overexposure from forming light spots.

5. In order to get better photographic effects and works, firstly, it is suggested to use a tripod (unless you are determined to take blurred photos), and secondly, under the premise of using a fixed aperture, use different shutters to take more photos for later comparison and choice. Third, don't trust and rely on automatic metering. If the automatic metering is not done well, it will often make the night scene look like daylight. Automatic metering values can be used as a reference, and reducing exposure on this basis is often the best.