Showing posts with label night. Show all posts
Showing posts with label night. Show all posts

Info on photography of crescent moon and star

crescent moon and star photography
Crescent moon and star

Photography info

Use zoom mode for photograph of crescent moon and star, as the distance is great between them and earth. Further as they are relatively moving at a high speed the image gets blurred if we use lower shutter speeds. Digital cameras give better adjustments and images. Hence to get proper exposure higher aperture opening is preferred. This is best achieved on a cloudless and fog less night. In very rare occasions this type of photography is possible as very often clouds interfere.
Important info: You have to get away from the city to reduce the glare from city night lights.

Info on photography of moon at night

photography of moon at night.

On a cloudy day taking photograph of full moon with clouds lit up with the moonlight is always inspiring. With zoom mode and very high shutter speeds with larger aperture opening this can be achieved successfully.

Info on photography of moon over trees

Photography of moon over trees

Photography info

When you have a camera in your hand and when you see the moon in the night your first impulse is to take its photograph. however the photograph end up with blurred image or a spec of bright light. To get a successful and clear image of moon there are certain thumb rules to be followed. You do not need high techie cameras. Have a camera with zoom and controllable shutter speed and aperture.

Info on photography of moon in the clouds

Photography of moon in the clouds.

If you focus on a bright light bulb with your camera set in 'night mode' and take a photograph, you will end up with bright spec of light with dark surroundings due to over exposure. Similar is the case with bright moon. For clear photography of moon we require to under expose with higher shutter speed.