How do you take photos in the dark?

To take pictures in dark scenes, I think you should turn on the ** light of your mobile phone, and then try to stay still when taking pictures to prevent blur caused by shaking.

In dark scenes, you can turn on the flash to take pictures, and if the light is not enough, you can also manually light it and turn on a few more flashlights.

When taking pictures in a dark scene, you can turn on the flash, add special effects, or add whitening, these can be.

In a dark scene, in fact, we can choose to play the light, or we can choose to shoot a hazy **.

You can turn on your phone's camera or borrow some props. Such as a desk lamp, or use a reflector to concentrate light.

1.Reasonable aperture and ISO matching. The most basic rules of photography naturally apply to low-light photography, the larger the aperture, the higher the shutter speed, the lower the ISO, the higher the quality, the longer the time, and the greater the possibility of noise.

The Canon camera's high-sensitivity control is excellent, and with a high ISO and a wide aperture, it is easy to shoot stable images. 2.Stable for long periods of time**.

The biggest feature of low-light photography is the "long" shooting time, you often need seconds, or even tens of seconds to complete your shooting, so a stable tripod is essential; In addition to this, the shutter release cable can also effectively reduce the jitter that may occur when the shutter is pressed. 3.Always in RAW format.

In the extreme case of long-term shooting, the image quality provided by the RAW format will be much higher than that of the JPEG format, so don't skimp on memory card space, and the dedication to image quality will bring the best**. 5.Keep experimenting and keep it fresh.

The creative potential of low-light photography is very high, and you don't have to follow a fixed aperture, shutter speed, ISO setting, and constantly try new possibilities, using different times and lights to complete the work. Satisfied.

Hello! Because the camera and image sensor of the mobile phone due to factors such as manufacturing cost and narrow space, it causes a series of factors such as low resolution, low noise reduction ability of high sensitivity, etc., which is the bottleneck of the mobile phone shooting function. Therefore, it is impossible to compare the ** it shoots with the camera.

In your case, it's hard to see objects shot in the dark through post-processing. When taking photos with a mobile phone, you should pay attention to the following points: try to shoot in a well-lit place; Shoot at night with lights, and set the white balance to the type of light on the scene, and try not to use automatic white balance (so that there will be no color cast); Try not to let the person move when photographing it; Due to the lag in the shutter of the mobile phone, the photographer must hold the camera steady, press the shutter and wait for a second or two before putting it down.

That's all that comes to mind.