Stop Shooting in Low Light Until You Have Watched this Video

Getting awesome images in low light is always a challenge. This video gives you those important tips to get amazing images without having to increase ISO and compromise on image quality.
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[@user-fz2bs3sm6c]

Apart from all the excellent tips and technical comments I think the most touching part is when at 6:00 you ask us not to use burst mode (first thing an amateur photographer like me would do :) ) and to wait: "the animal will give you a chance .... a few seconds". This is a great lesson of seeking for the real connection between living beings. Genuine photography. Thank you very much

[@vivragman]

If there is one take away for me.. it was conscious use of auto-focus distance switch for faster auto-focus. Great tip!

[@nitinb9202]

Experience speaks, extreme experience is inevitably visible. Excellent explanation by real time capture. Many thanks Sir.

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Thanks and welcome. That one thing I can guarantee about my expertise - extremely strong on the technicals and concepts :)

[@ObieGoth]

1/13s and 800 in early light! A very strong demonstration of what you're able to accomplish with this approach. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I like the suggestion of a beanbag. I think it will be helpful for leaning on surfaces that don't support a tripod.

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Glad it was helpful! Yes, shooting technique is equally important along with camera settings.

[@sonalvaid8306]

Beautifully explained. Thanks for the tips 🙏

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Vishnuprasad27]

Good information ❤❤❤

[@Al-amin482]

I really love the way you explained things to the way we will understand more thank you very much

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

It's my pleasure. Thank you for your appreciation.

[@drsudhirhasamnis4766]

Wonderful

[@manoharnyayate3397]

Excellent. Really on field demo.

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Thank you 🙏

[@johndoe-nh9sh]

Good tips on subject movement and camera technique but I'm not with you on using 1/13 just to get ISO down. ISO 3200 would have given 1/50, a better chance of sharp images and easy to clean up in post. Yes you'll lose about two stops of DR but when the light is dull and flat... 🙂

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Yes that actually works...the video is more for teaching the technique

[@drnimish333]

Helpful video Thank you for sharing sir

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Most welcome

[@sajis79]

Thank you very much. This video is very much helpful for me.

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

You are welcome

[@ilovewild1703]

Nice one sir!! From Nepal.

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Thanks a lot.

[@Wildlife_Abbayi]

Amazing sir

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Thanks ☺️

[@malaymaity685]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Thanks for watching!

[@NikonBirder]

Could have gone for a slightly higher SS with a higher ISO & taken out the grain in post

[@subramanyack588]

Nicely explained 👌

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Glad you liked it

[@sisirkar2127]

Thank you so much sir 🙏

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

All the best

[@sudhiyumchiriyum8159]

Valuable info

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Glad you like it.

[@yugendrabaratig8360]

Is there a way to sort out the JPEG images and RAW files in a SD as 2 separate folders while shooting ? Any settings that I could do in the camera for the same ?

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Nope, not possible inc camera.

[@hoshicontractor6368]

Please can u explain why exposure compensation was on -0.7

[@deepphotography8906]

thanks sir

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Most welcome

[@EternallyWild]

Excellent tip for low light. Are your stills being saved to the Ninja or to the cards in the camera?

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Still are saved in the camera card. Ninja only for videos.

[@sumitsaxophonist9801]

Dear respected sir i purchased Dslr Canon 200 Mark2 with that i am using 55-250mm is it good combo for wild photography for beginner? . plz

[@deepakr1992]

To start off it is a very good combination since the lens n body is from the same brand it works really well.

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Yes, definitely a decent combo to get started.

[@SurajKale337]

Nice sir

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Thanks and welcome

[@raktimjyotidas1597]

Sir, If telephoto lens no vr technology which shutterspeed is best for low light conditions.. I have used nikkor 300 mm f4 +1.4xtc use . This lens no vr technology. In day light conditions this lens fantastic results. But in low light I have faced many problems and some birds are stay in very low light conditions.. Suggest a good solution..

[@ayushagrawal4837]

Hello sir...i am just a beginner.....i have a Canon 700D with EFS 18-55mm, EFS 55-250 mm Lens and i want to do a couple photoshoot at outdoor so what setting should i keep and which lens would be more suitable .....pls suggest me ?

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

There is no magic setting like that. Please invest in learning photography.

[@ayushagrawal4837]

@@sudhirshivaramphotography Thankyou for your suggestion

[@mrenochh]

Amazing. Thank you.

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Welcome :)

[@drsudarshankas1912]

Key is Sony A1 + 600mm f4

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

na, key is the shooting technique and the settings. I can get this same shot from the mid range equipment with similar focal length.

[@drsudarshankas1912]

@@sudhirshivaramphotography Not meant to offend my teacher. In those sort of conditions the good gear makes a huge difference that’s what I meant. Not intended to cause displeasure

[@Wildlife_Abbayi]

Come to Andhra Pradesh

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Sure will.

[@HECT0R-SALAZAR]

Hi I just got my first camera, Its a canon 700D. Can I use a ER 100 to 400 lens with it?

[@sudhirshivaramphotography]

Did you mean EF 100-400, yes you can use it.

[@HECT0R-SALAZAR]

Yes… thanks for the help

[@NikonBirder]

Sorry! But no you haven’t!! It’s visibly quite blurry. You are simply pushing it when you don’t have enough light