Low Light Photography Made Easy! | REDUCE NOISE without Flash

You look and talk like Awkwafina and you are the best! Thanks for the tips brother! Helped a lot for beginners on phtgphy

Where do u edit your photos

would a gimbal work - more expensive yes..

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Was that One Ok Rock?!

what shutter speed and iso should i use for low light setting at sports games while the players are moving and running

Instant upvote button smash for Din Thai Fung joke. We love that place too

If i am shooting at F7,6 why it doesn’t make a difference if i have a f4 lens or 1.8? They have any differences??

regarding point 1: no. The answer to "how can i shoot quiet (see what i did there?) photos in an environment with little available light" cannot be "increase the amount of available light". That leads the entire endevor ad absurdum. At that point you might as well not even try. The point was to shoot LOW light pohotography, not night time photography in a well light environment.

Have you published a video on how to get accurate focus in low light situations or shooting night skys?

My Canon R working iso is about 32000, not in every case, depends on other factors - Shutter and Aperture

Mistake! ISO = Noise is MYTH!!! All 3 parameters have influence on NOISE
u can get much more noise with iso 400 than at iso 6400 for example! its physics!
check google or utube

im very practicing in night photography this is really helpful

You may avoid grain shooting at 1,4 aperature but what about lens sharpness shooting at 1,4? Not very good…..

G'day Jason, as a former Associated Press news/war photographer, a 33 year veteran pro photographer, and never having had the choice but to shoot in anything other than manual with my Pentax k1000 which I got for my 12th birthday in 1978, I agree with everything you said. That was great advice, even when speaking about jpg. Because of your really grounded attitude I have just become a subscriber. Not that you will teach me anything, but I like the way you explain the fundamentals of photography. Keep up the good work mate and looking forward to viewing more of your videos👍

Some cameras handle dynamic range and hence can reduce noise much better than others. I have a friend who moved from Nikon to Canon as it suited his Bird Photography better (lenses / prices etc), another moved from Canon to Sony for the perceived better autofocus which was most important to him. I moved from Canon to Nikon about 10 years ago as I regularly shoot in low light and Nikon just does it noticeably better (we are all semi pro full frame shooters). I also own some Sony gear and the Nikon system is always first choice for anywhere where light may be an issue.

Tip No. 6: don't drag up the shadows in Post too much it will always increase the noise drastically, even for ISO100.
Tip No. 7 if it looks too noisy, just add grain for the vintage look. Show what you can't hide. (Or just add a slight faded look to the dark areas)

I was shook to see Jason holding a Nikon almost the whole video before he explained it lol😮

Tip #6 Topaz AI

What is a 2 second exposure in shutter speed?

"You can't go wrong with Jason Wong!". Cool Icebreaker.

Brilliant Video. New subscriber.

I want to learn how to take UFO pictures at nite.

Love it

I tell you mate, you're fartin sparks!

This title makes no sense.

I do like that you included the differences between ful sensor and cropped sensor.

Hah, to be sure, built in flash is not for make you photos bright. Built-in flash is for remote control flash.

I liked and subscribed immediately. This guy is engaging and fun to watch. Glad to have found your channel.

Love the intro LOOOL I took my first pics and thought I spent 1.8k on a a7iii and 1.5k on a lens why is it still noisy! Great video!

This video changed my life, literally. This is a turning point in my amateur photography brain!! Thank you SO MUCH!!

Thank you very much

hey great recommendations on the camera lens are the Sony a6400 full-frame or crop?

Love Canon, you can shoot in RAW & JPEG at the same time!

You need a fast low f stop 1.4 or 2.8 ( between) for moving objects! Works for me! Handheld!

Okay for landscapes, or still projects, but not for moving people/ objects. Not possible for gig photography in low light!

Best tutorial so far. Kudos to your sarcastic tutorial! I hear a terrible joke, I press like.

This really helped 😍

Rather have more grain than a blurry image from a long exposure

Jason, BH no longer has the ball pod. Do you have any other resources for them

I love your content and as a owner of sony a6400 and nikon z6ii I would love if you would consider shooting with multi brand of camera and lenses. And I admire your work 👍

As always, great content. Been having a hard time with low light shots so this is great! Thank you.

NO Jason, no low light photos with the compact point and shoot. We bought A7III(s) already!

For me, cloudy days are the most challenging to shoot photos. I fucking hate it lol.

Great video. Any recommendations for lens for Northern light photography ? So many lens too choose from I’m overwhelmed. I’m using a Sony a7 iii and am learning as I go, but there are so many products. I’m in an area where we see Aurora frequently and I’d love too catch some beautiful images. Thanks in advance.

thanks!!!

Me personally I don't like the click sound the built in flash makes when it pops up I naturally flinch to that sound 😥