01-18-2007, 07:00 PM
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Vacation Question 4: Making Sure to Get Enough Good Night Sh
Continuing the question series - here is Question 4:
Question 3 had to do with whether you spend more time taking pictures or spending more time having fun in the moment. Question 4 goes into night photography and what are the things one needs to do in order to get all those great night shots. To some extent, it goes back a little to DSLR vs. Point and Shoot as well.
So here is the question - If you are in a place where there are a lot of lights (fireworks, floats, etc.), and you don't have a tripod, how do you make sure you get enough good shots? If you have a Point and Shoot, is your only hope to put it on no-flash mode and take lots of shots hoping to get enough non-blurry ones (since point and shoot cameras a super vulnerable to motion blur when taking pictures in no-flash mode)? Or is a DSLR the only answer to this problem?
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