Monday 28 December 2009

Capturing ambient light and using slow slow shutter speeds

Nightclub Photography - What an ace night! met some amazing people and got to photograph and meet one of the top world class djs of the moment! cant wait to do some more events and practice! nightclub photography is by far the hardest thing ive done so far but when the results come out right theres a great sense of satisfaction!

ISO 200
F4.5
1/4s
I love the light trails on this image! the turn tables are very clear and the pioneer logo looks great.


ISO 800
F5.6
1.0s
I found it really difficult to freeze the motion of the DJ without the strobe flashing away! but i found that this was a really successful photograph as he is very clear and sharp and the colours look really effective.


ISO- 800
F13
4.0s
High Iso for low light conditions. No flash to pick up loats of colour. a slow shutter speed allowed enough light to enter the lens and see the people a good amount of movemnet has been picked up. not sure why my aperture was set to f13 but i wonder if it would have come out as well with a lower aperture setting?


ISO 800
F5.6
0.6s
I used a very slow shutter speed to pick up the movement of his legs but used the 2nd curtain flash to freeze the motion as to not blur the face. Think this came out pretty well.



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