Facebook: facebook.com More DSLR Tutorials only here: youtube.com In this “how to” video we show you a thing you can do with most cameras: Time exposure / long exposure. We toom some pictures at night and got some great results, which we also show in the tutorial. We also talk about settings and techiques of this creative kind of night photography. The best things is that you don’t need the best camera or lens to get some stunning images! Most photographs taken with the Nikon D90 + AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 G lens. Voice Over: Moritz Janisch Copyright 2011 by Fenchel & Janisch Filmproduktion GbR Twitter: twitter.com More DSLR videos on our channel: www.youtube.com Official website: www.fenchel-janisch.com
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im addicted to your voice
I like this tutorial because it gets to the point and covers the basics in a very polite manner while explaining even the simplest things. Notmally youtube tutorial is some guy standing next to a camera talking BS and then ending the tutorial without even getting to the point.
If there’s any Oscar Award for the best tutorial in YouTube, I will choose and I will VOTE for you!
yea very beautiful pictures
Nice backwards camera shot at the end. XD
Cool tutorial!
U can get incredible SHHOTS
Hands down the best tutorials on YouTube. Could you tell me what camera slider you are using in some of the shots?
amazing advice and even more amazing ideas. 😀
The specification of tripod please! or link to ebay!! Thanks!!
Yeah.. .man u r osm..
Hannover?
Photography is all about lighting. Nicely done.
Great video , please tell us all , what filter (if any) did you use on these night photos in the city , again great job explaining how to capture these photos
Very informative!
Also make use of the timer to prevent movement when pushing your shoot button. Thanks so much for these videos, they are great and informative.
i still want my sony A55
Long exposure are just bloody fun, & amazing. When you shooting something that will be for like 30 seconds, you have no idea how it will look exactly. Just have wait there for 30 seconds, and you will see something just amazing, or totally mess up ~_^ . I personally think it’s one of the best thing in photography, in not the best.
Welcome to “Aperture Science” SLR training camp… XD
Awesome tutorials, guys! =)
Nice tutorial guys!
Jacques
that’s retardculous! love it.
yeah same happens with my cam too..
The last shot = backwards walking. XD
Try a quicker shutter speed: The longer the shutter speed, the more the light is taken in for the photo. Or use a larger F-stop and keep it at 10 seconds
It depends on the lighting, if you are shooting in city or urban areas with lighting, then use a fluorescent WB (or ~4000k), if not, then you really have to experiment with the colors you want to show in your photos. If you want warmer photos (more warm colors such as orange, red, yellow, etc.) use a higher K (presets such as “Cloudy” or “Shade”) and if you want cooler photos use a lower K (presets such as “Tungsten”). Even trying Auto WB would be a good idea if you can’t decide what you want (: