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Night Photography Tutorial by ~infernal-moltres:iconinfernal-moltres:

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Night Photography is fun and easy. When performed well, the results are spectacular and awe-inspiring.

This tutorial covers some of the basics of photography with specific reference to low-light conditions that require longer exposures. In addition to this, the tutorial also describes the use of Unsharp Mask and Curves in Adobe Photoshop, both of which are useful image-editing tools in night and day photography. Over 40 diagrams and example photographs are included to aid understanding and highlight important points.

Have a read, and YOU can start taking quality night photographs today!

Note: The image you see above is only a preview. Click on the preview picture or "Download" to see the entire tutorial.

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~jellybeanjunkie Mar 25, 2005, 1:13:29 AM
cool background picture, it is really nice, it looks a bit like surfers paradise (gold coast) at night
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~infernal-moltres Mar 25, 2005, 1:46:07 AM
Thank you. The background image was from Southbank in Melbourne, Australia...I remember that place fondly, and miss it a lot. Hope the tutorial itself was helpful to you.

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~phobos2000 Mar 25, 2005, 2:24:43 AM
Thanks for the great tutorial :):) thats some good information that I can use for my photophotography :clap:

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~infernal-moltres Mar 25, 2005, 2:26:36 AM
Thank you. :) I'm flattered that even a more experienced photographer like yourself still found that it was of some use.

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~bittersweet-pen Mar 25, 2005, 2:53:59 AM
Wow lots of handy hints.It's great to see a tutorial made with lots of nice examples of right and wrong and by someone who has a passion for the subject.I can tell you love your photography Moltres :D
I'll re-read this when I get my hands the camera and try to remember as much as I can. ^^ Thanks.
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~JadedTears Mar 25, 2005, 4:47:10 AM
Thanks so much for this! It's been really helpful. I'll definitely be bookmarking it for future reference. :thanks:

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~infernal-moltres Mar 25, 2005, 5:16:18 AM
Thank you. I'm happy you found this to be useful and easy to understand. Photography is almost an obsession for me at this time. There's not much time left now since military service is standing in the way. But once I get more settled with the routine, I should be able to scrape up more time for it. :D

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~infernal-moltres Mar 25, 2005, 5:24:01 AM
Thank you...glad it was of use to you. Hope you'll also get involved in night photography soon!

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~artprodigy89 Mar 25, 2005, 5:26:02 AM
Wow, thank you so much for this! :thanks: The magazines i get leave me confused, but i can understand this! ^-^
:glomp: Thanks so much Andrew, i'll be sure to fav this and bookmark it. =3 :+favlove:
hehe, all i need know is a good Digital SLR. XD just need money.
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~infernal-moltres Mar 25, 2005, 5:36:11 AM
That's great! It's always good when people can understand my ramblings. :D Thank you so much for the fave!

Speaking of digital SLRs, I'm considering moving up to one of those once the price is right. My current camera offers all the features I need, but I'm just looking for better image quality and a higher megapixel category. SLRs are probably harder to use than the regular digicams though. Over two years ago, there was much talk about the Canon EOS D60...a solid digital SLR with great photographic quality. It's out of production now unfortunately, so the next place to look is a second-hand shop...I just don't trust second-hand goods in general.

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