Low light photography

How to improve street street photography in low light.
Camera settings and approach. Tips for light measuring and selecting scenes in the street.
Albek Photography
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[@chrisloomis1489]

I loved shooting Night Street Photography in Vietnam in 2017 ... Saigon City 🤩

[@MortenAlbekPhotography]

Must have been a great experience.

[@martingreenberg870]

Thank you for this video.
When I do night street photography I feel like a moth. I am attracted to the light. As you suggest, restaurants and stores provide the light the camera needs. Fast glass does help a lot. Using a slower SS can help if the subject isn’t moving very fast. The 1/60 is the slowest SS I will use.
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[@MortenAlbekPhotography]

I like that “feeling like a moth” comment 😄👍

[@lars-ove8749]

Very nice and relaxing pictures to look at!👍 May I ask how you determine white balance in post editing. Do you just go by feeling and adjust the two sliders by looking at the picture or do you have a certain way of setting the white balance? Thank you 🙏

[@MortenAlbekPhotography]

Thank you. I mostly use my eyes to determine the colours and go with the feeling, working with the sliders to adjust in Lightroom. I prefer a warmer tone mostly for colour photos but it all depends on the motive.
Sometimes I use the colour picker to test the white when available, but I rarely go with it as it is.