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Well done, DSLR Users – you’re the best off when it comes to taking pictures
after dark. Your cameras have the biggest sensors which means you’re going
to be able to take some stunning pics. So – let’s get started...
1
take a tripod
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but
eff
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ive
The most fun you
can have after dark is
taking long exposure
shots of your surround-
ings – but you’re going to
need some support for
your camera. This new
Gorillapod Focus is a
flexible tripod-alike that
can be curled up into a
corner of your bag. You
won’t even notice it’s
there until you need it
– and then you can wrap
– this can be done by
its legs around trees,
2
buy yourself
some sparklers setting your DSLR’s flash
lampposts, cars – even
Sparklers are flipping to what’s called “rear
your friends (ooer).
great. Next time you’re curtain control” mode.
out, pick up a packet Attach your camera
or two (if you need an to a tripod (or rest it on a
excuse, you can say it’s table) and tell your friend
for “the advancement to light their sparkler
of your photographic – then start your camera
✓
ability”) exposing and get your
With sparklers and mate doodling! Huddle
DSLR in hand, find round the screen and see
yourself a willing friend if it worked...
and a dark area.
Set your DSLR to
Shutter Priority so
you’ve got a long
exposure – about ten
seconds is best.
If you can, get your
flash to fire at the end
of the exposure rather
top
Not
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upp
ort
than the beginning
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