Taking Nighttime Photos

Tech tips for fledgling photogs.

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First, check your camera for an automatic night setting and choose it. But if you’re using a manual setting, turn off your flash and select a high ISO so that your camera is extra sensitive to any available light.

Take advantage of outdoor lighting, like the glow from a porch lamp or bonfire.

Finally, avoid optical zoom—try to stand no more than 10 feet from your subject unless it's very well lit.

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