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Low Light Photography 101 | EVERYTHING You Need to Know!

Low Light Photography 101 | EVERYTHING You Need to Know! General outline of what's discussed in this video: Discussion on hard factors vs soft factors that go into low light shooting Camera limitations: ISO performance Ability to focus Focus point considerations Maximum aperture of the lens impacts your cameras ability to focus in low light this (not mentioned in video). IBIS Lens limitations: (mostly) Maximum aperture Image stabilization (IS) Longer focal lengths = more camera shake = you cant shoot with as slow shutter speeds Variable apertures Thoughts on f1.2 lenses: I want to make this clear: you DO NOT NEED a 1.2 lens. For most, they’re prohibitively expensive. Yes I went well over a decade of doing this successfully and producing excellent work in low light without one. Personal skills / limitations: How to hold your camera. Using a wall to stabilize your camera in low light using a table etc. to stabilize your camera RAW VS JPEG Shoot in raw to allow for the most latitude in adjustments you can make (data) NOISE reduction Jpegs apply it already - sometimes a bit heavy handed When and why to use flash When to use flash and why Need Choice Quality (of light) Protocols Pushing limits and the order in which I'd do so Can you use a continuous light? Philosophical etc. Lighting for correct vs lighting for what it was like to be there. What is technical perfection, really? 00:00 INTO 00:24 HARD VS SOFT FACTORS 00:43 CAMERA LIMITATIONS 03:24 LENS LIMITATIONS 06:29 DO YOU NEED AN F1.2 LENS? 07:26 SOFT SKILLS AND DEMONSTRATIONS ON HOW TO HOLD YOUR CAMERA 09:34 RAW FILES VS JPEG FILES 10:37 WHEN TO USE FLASH 12:22 CONTINUOUS LIGHTING FOR EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY 13:27 PROTOCOLS TO FOLLOW WHEN SHOOTING IN LOW LIGHT __________________________________________________________ Follow the links below to see my work. https://mikmilman.com Patreon |   / mikmilman   Instagram | @retrograding   / retrograding   Facebook |   / mikmilman   #eventphotography #eventphotographer #eventphotographyshottypes #eventphotographyshotlist #eventphotographytips #eventphotographytipsandtricks #howtoshootanevent #eventphotographyshotlist #howtophotographanevent #lowlightphotography