Women in Technology

Article:		Top Ten Digital Photography Tips
Subject:		Nice
Date:		2003-06-29 20:36:48
From:		anonymous2
Response to: Nice
Very good tips. I tried the cloudy white balance but did not see a great deal of difference. I may need glasses. One quick question--how do you go about taking night time shots, such as the downtown buildings at night? Do you just select a long shutter setting and turn off the flash? Trial and error? Thanks.

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• Nice
  2003-09-03 00:14:52  anonymous2 [View]
  
  
  Use a tripod and a long shutter setting (depending on the time of evening, anywhere from a half second on up). Definitely no flash! :) I also recommend using the self timer to trip the shutter, so you don't accidentally jar the camera. Good luck!
• Nice
  2003-12-11 01:31:46  anonymous2 [View]
  
  
  This is very intresting to new comer like us to the world of digital photography.
• Nice
  2003-12-11 07:45:07  anonymous2 [View]
  
  
  thank you 4 helping me with my study
• Nice
  2003-12-11 07:47:05  anonymous2 [View]
  
  
  I did not like this website.
• Holding my 5.0 mrega pixels Gate way steady
  2004-01-04 11:50:05  anonymous2 [View]
  
  
  could you give me some tips? I have a hard time holding my camera steady. My pictures do not come out as clear as I would like. Should I use the small view finder and not the L.C.D.
• Holding my 5.0 mrega pixels Gate way steady
  2006-03-05 11:33:08  wjodon [View]
  
  
  Use a monopod, which is much more portable than a tripod and can really help with long exposures. I use an Hakuba Mono Stand 10, which has the virtues of being small and easy to carry in an urban environment, and of doubling as a mini-tripod.