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Using a tripod is the best way to keep your pictures as sharp as possible, especially when using long exposures. Blurring the motion of moving water or carnival lights are just a couple of ...

Tripods create a stable base for cameras to hold long exposures and produce ultra-sharp photos (think flowy waterfalls and glittery constellations). “Weight and hardiness are generally what ...

People in parts of the U.S. may be able to see Northern lights Monday night — or at least use a smartphone cameras to reveal ...

This lets you capture long exposure shots using the iPhone in your hand without requiring a mount and tripod. Long-exposure photography lets you capture several seconds of a scene in a single photo.

Most cameras aren’t designed specifically for long exposure photography but you can obtain worthwhile results with appropriate equipment and correct exposure and focusing. A tripod was required to ...

On the bright side, here are a few things you can do to improve the long-exposure pictures. Mount your iPhone on a tripod. Whether you capture via the Live Photo method or a third-party app ...

both cameras and apps have created the long exposure effect by using long shutter speeds of several seconds. Hence the need for a tripod or ND filter to prevent camera shake and overexposure when ...

A single disturbance during the shooting period, from a car headlight or other light streak or a bump or other vibration to your tripod will be enough to ruin the image. Single long exposure of 15 ...

However, to maximize Night Mode for long exposures, you need to place your iPhone on a tripod, or keep it on a stable surface. When iOS detects your iPhone is perfectly still, the Night Mode ...