De-Redneckification of Mr Pate's 03 Duramax

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Try setting the shutter speed to a slower speed, anywhere from 1-5 seconds. It'll let in more light at night if you want to just use available light. Just use a tripod or a stable surface to leave the camera.

Looks great!

Edit: also use a higher iso setting when it's darker. Sorry if you know all of this already, just thought I'd share
 
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Try setting the shutter speed to a slower speed, anywhere from 1-5 seconds. It'll let in more light at night if you want to just use available light. Just use a tripod or a stable surface to leave the camera.

Looks great!

Edit: also use a higher iso setting when it's darker. Sorry if you know all of this already, just thought I'd share

No I appreciate it thank you! I use a mini table that I had outside cause I was to lazy to get my tripod lol. And the ones that show all the light are just with no flash and the rest is in manual that I have been messing around with recently. But thank you for the tips. I about the things you mentioned just not what they do lol. I just mess around with the settings till I see something good
 
No I appreciate it thank you! I use a mini table that I had outside cause I was to lazy to get my tripod lol. And the ones that show all the light are just with no flash and the rest is in manual that I have been messing around with recently. But thank you for the tips. I about the things you mentioned just not what they do lol. I just mess around with the settings till I see something good

Honestly, just read a little bit each night about a different aspect of photography. One night do ISO, next, shutter speed, etc. Don't overwhelm yourself with learning everything at once. It's not difficult at all once you know how everything works together :shake: