Tags: Focus on low light photography

When it comes to shooting cityscapes, the time to do it is after sunset or before sunrise. Too many photographers pack up their gear at sunset and head home, but the most dramatic shots are still waiting for you. The trick is to shoot at the right time.

Adorama Photography TV presents shooting at night! In this episode Mark Wallace shows you how to shoot at night using only the moon and stars as your source of light.

When the light gets low and you don't have a tripod, you need to get a better grip on your camera. Here are a few tips to help you and your camera go steady.

Digital photography took a digital step forward in reducing digital noise and improving image quality started in 2009 with the first Back Side-Illuminated Sensor. What is it and how is it different from other sensors?

Adorama Photography TV presents "How'd They Do That" featuring Rachael Kuivinen, a location wedding photographer.

You’ve probably read or heard about unacceptable noise in digital photos. What does that mean and how does it occur?

Anti-shake technology has improved since it was introduced over ten years ago and has helped to reduce shaky photos. What, exactly, is it?

Noise always increases with ISO and there is no magic bullet for it, but it is controllable with a little care.

A reader writes: “I’ve heard the term “Ambient Light” used by photographers and know it’s important, but I only have a vague notion about what really it means. Can you give me a clear explanation.”

Low light, high-ISO photography has never been easier and image quality has never been better than it is today. But there’s still digital noise. Let’s take a look at Nik Dfine, a popular noise-reduction plug-in.