Low-Light Photography
Episode 28 · December 7th, 2018 · 27 mins 24 secs
About this Episode
The winter months are dark for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, so how do you create good photos in dimly lit environments? Your camera wants to make the best exposure possible, but in low-light situations, that can lead to long shutter speeds and blurry camera motion. Kirk and Jeff cover the many options for dealing with dark scenes in this episode.
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An Introduction to the Inverse Square Law, Digital Photography School
Our Snapshots:
- Jeff: Strobist
- Kirk: Grant Simon Rogers (Instagram)
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