When shooting a sunrise, aperture settings matter!
“The smallest aperture available to you will get you the nicest outcome; you should aim for a shutter speed of one-fiftieth of a second. Provided your lens features image stabilization, you can succeed with a shutter speed of one-thirtieth of a second, perhaps even one-fifteenth of a second, but only if your hand’s really steady!”
Marc Schenker tells us more about sunrise photography and the best settings to use on Photo Doto!
Picture via:
http://photodoto.com/sunrise-photography
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