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How to Photograph Christmas Lights

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Guest
2 months ago
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This video was very helpful! Thank you!
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Guest
3 months ago
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Great christmas lights video
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sami
4 months ago
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This is useful technique.Thank you
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Guest
4 months ago
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As a teacher of photography,this video is straight to the point of how to get the best of your camera.This is a question that i always get asked at this time of the year.Congrats on your effort!To the few who felt they had to make childish comments,you're probably sitting at home in your undies and beer,sifting through your endless downloaded episodes of trash. Thankfully we can study people like you and appreciate what it is to be nice!
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Guest
4 months ago
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I like it! Thanks for your share!
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SarahFish
4 months ago
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Thanks for the tips! I'm taking a bunch of pictures right now!!! I found a pretty neat list of a bunch of Christmas lights...the "e-Christmas Light Tour" Check it out - http://listbums.com/ view_profile.php?uid =8
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potatomato
4 months ago
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1. Tripod (steady) 2. Lowest ISO (less noise) 3. Long Exposure
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Guest
4 months ago
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I found the information useful and will try the techniques soon. Thank you.
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Guest
4 months ago
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ISO1600 Stabilizer, yum. Gl for photographing with that kind of things with that kind of camera - you'll need it!
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4 months ago
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Great tips, nevermind the old "Xmas VS Holidays" semantics debate... Especially for those of us who still use old-school reflex cameras!
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Joe
4 months ago
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I liked this! Thanks for the tips, esp. the tungsten-balanced info about the bulbs.
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Guest
4 months ago
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Bunch of anonymous assholes on this site. Cool video, I learned a couple things.
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Guest
4 months ago
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If I have to sit through one more christmas versus holidays discussion, Im going to staple santa to muhammed. have a little tolerance people. not everyone is christian. HOLIDAY is a fine word.
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Jan Paricka
4 months ago
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Good one!
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Guest
4 months ago
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Wouldn't it be even better to use a tripod and a longer exposure than to set it to ISO800?
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Guest
4 months ago
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I have no problems with saying "happy holidays" to random people, but for pete's sake, they are CHRISTMAS lights, not "Holiday Lights" as he refers to them. When I start seeing Muslims, Hindus, Jews, etc decorating their houses with similar lights, I will jump aboard the "holiday light" train. Until then, they are Christmas lights and nobody should be offended.
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Brandie
4 months ago
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Those are great tips! Thanks for the video! :)
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Simmo
4 months ago
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how about getting your horizon's horizontal??? I've got a tip, take your advice from someone with a clue!
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Guest
4 months ago
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Why is this a video? Text Pictures is much more useful
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jasondelph.com
4 months ago
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I like the tip about using the Tungsten setting. I'm always forgetting the white balance on my camera. Thanks for the tips.
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Guest
4 months ago
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wow laameeee
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Guest
4 months ago
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LAME!
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4 months ago
+4
Great tutorial!
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Rob
4 months ago
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good tips!
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