Great Night Photography- 5 EASY Steps in less than 2 MIN!

Learn how to take great pictures at night by these 5 easy to follow steps that will walk you through the process. All in less than 2 minutes of your time.
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Step 1: Using a tripod properly
Step 2: Setting your Aperture
Step 3: Setting Your ISO
Step 4: Setting Your Shutter Speed
Step 5: How To Press the shutter without shaking the camera
I hope this helps all of you out there who are looking to up your night photography game. If you're patient you can truly make it happen!
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Thanks!
Jason
#nightphotography #jasonlanierphotography #longexposurephotography

[@jesters16]

Great video! I would have added one more tip. Turn off image stabilisation if needed. That was an issue that I had with some of my images.

[@cchristopher1sd]

Love seeing videos from you again. I missed them. Keep'em coming.

[@michaelblades917]

Need more brother. Gotta get my fix. Been missing your videos.

[@JasonLanierPhotography]

Thanks my man. I’ll be uploading more. Thanks for your support

[@lonnieclemens8028]

I love night photography! Thank you for sharing this video. It has good information.

[@TheyCallMeJesse]

Nice to see you using Nikon again Jason. 🙂

[@mariuszkedzior1541]

Jason You were my photography prophet, with one of your first videos with Sony a 6000 you have said that mirrorless is the future, and You had absolutely right. I purchased a 6000 not long time after, and I started building new system from A to E . Maybe it was a7mk2 first - I don't know, I don't remember for that moment. Anyway I'm glad I knew You through KZbin, less satisfied that it wasn't in person, and after things changed for both of us. Now I still have 6000 and 7mk2, and 3 and I'm glad that I decided to do it. It's nice to come back here from time to time. Thank You.

[@JasonLanierPhotography]

Thank you for your continued support. I hope to be able to meet you in person one day as well!

[@saliwanpl1832]

A similar situation happened to me, where I started with the a6000 and only after 5 years changed to the a7iii. But the more conscious I am as a photographer, I know that the new equipment is much better, but I still have this little monster in stock in case the a7iii breaks down. Just put on the lamp and I can organize the whole party or even outdoor sessions. Greetings from Poland, my master of photography

[@richschmitt100]

Why are you uploading a video made (according to your Nikon screen) in 2012. Don't you have any more current videos to upload?

[@JasonLanierPhotography]

I have more content than I know what to do with lol. This was some found footage as I’m archiving my drives. And some people like to see some older stuff now and then.

[@lonnieclemens8028]

Something else that can contribute to a shaky tripod stand is a running vehicle engine. Even if the tripod stand is set up a few feet away from the vehicle. This is especially noticeable during astro-photography and other types of low light photography.

[@DipeshMehrotra]

:) good to see your video. Hope you are good. tk cr. Luv from India.

[@aperturedojo]

Was that a D800?

[@artemusburton4824]

Either that’s an old video, or someone else’s camera you’re using this film or you just switch back to an old Nikon😂

[@shadyninja1]

What's up with your ex girlfriend you dumped 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔