What are some techniques for long exposure photography?

What are some techniques for long exposure photography?

Long exposure photography involves using a slow shutter speed to capture motion. Techniques include using a tripod, ND filters, and experimenting with different exposure times.

How do I avoid overexposing my images?

To avoid overexposure, use neutral density (ND) filters to reduce light entering the lens, and adjust your ISO and aperture settings accordingly.

What subjects are best for long exposure shots?

Great subjects include waterfalls, rivers, clouds, and cityscapes at night. These subjects benefit from the motion blur effect.

Can you recommend some camera settings for beginners?

Start with a low ISO (100-200), a small aperture (f/8 to f/16), and a shutter speed of several seconds. Adjust based on the light conditions.

What post-processing tips do you have for long exposure photos?

In post-processing, enhance contrast, adjust exposure, and consider using noise reduction tools to clean up any graininess.