10 Night Photography Problems and How to Solve Them | B&H Event Space

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Night photography presents its own unique challenges, such as focusing in the dark, exposing properly, reducing noise and more. National Parks at Night’s Matt Hill and Chris Nicholson share their solutions to the problems that arise when capturing the night sky, from noise reduction to improving your light painting.

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0:00 Intro
2:20 About the Night Photo Summit
3:59 Overview
5:09 Problem 1: I can’t see my way around
8:50 Problem 2: I lost my tripod in the dark
11:18 Problem 3: My exposures are look great on my LCD, but dark on my computer
14:57 Problem 4: My light painting looks flat
20:55 Problem 5: The Milky Way/North Star/Moon isn’t where I want it
31:53 Problem 6: My moonlit photos look like daylight
35:33 Problem 7: My night photos have a lot of noise
42:13 Problem 8: My Milky Way photos don’t pop like the ones on Instagram
44:29 Problem 9: Light Pollution is ruining the scene
45:50 Problem 10: Light/clouds/fog/rain is ruining the sky
49:56 Q&A
1:13:43 Outro

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