How do I use tripods for long exposure photography?

How do I use tripods for long exposure photography?

Using a tripod for long exposure photography helps stabilize your camera, reducing blur. Start by setting up your tripod on a stable surface.

What settings should I use on my camera?

For long exposures, use a low ISO (100-200), a small aperture (f/8 to f/16), and adjust the shutter speed based on the light conditions.

How do I prevent camera shake?

To prevent camera shake, use a remote shutter release or the camera's timer function. Also, avoid touching the camera during the exposure.

What are some creative long exposure techniques?

You can try light painting, capturing moving water for a silky effect, or shooting at night to capture star trails.