Amazing Trick to Shoot Stunning Night Photos Without a Tripod!!
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00:00 Introduction
00:48 Short vs. Long shutter speed at night photography
02:33 How to erase noise in night photography in Photoshop
13:07 How to edit night photography in Lightroom 2022.
15:46 How to use linear-gradient without darkening buildings
17:10 How to use the Radial Circle in Lightroom 2022
Here is how you can do night Photography with no tripod
1. Set your camera on Continuous Shooting mode.
2. Open your aperture as wide as you can - F2.8 or F4.
3. Set your speed around 1/30th of a second, and boost the ISO between 2000 to 3000.
4. Take 5 photos minimum.
5. Take the first photo, retouch it and sync your retouch using Lightroom.
6. Open as layers in Photoshop.
7. Align the photos.
8. Select the layer and convert to smart object.
9. Go to Layers - Smart Object - Stack mode and try using Mean or Median and see what works the best.
Voila!
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Topaz Denoise wroks well well for that !
Bonjour, pour oter le bruit ,jutilise DxO photolab qui fontionne bien
On my canon I use the Faithful colour profile as that is the easiest to process and that is what gives the best image quality!
Very cool and unique technique.
I use ON1 No Noise and it is just so good at eliminating noise! Great video - thank you!
Wow! This is so useful! Thank you for sharing this.
Omg you’re actually teaching us something and no bullshit but critical stuff that you’re using yourself. I appreciate especially since that is so f…. rare! Helped me alot and im looking forward for more videos to come. Merci beaucoup 😂👍
Another great video!!
Thank you for your great explanation.
Interesting workflow! I never used the masking to noise reduction.
Great tip! I will try it for night photos of buildings at 1200iso outdoors.
Amazing!
I have to admit that this was precisely my issue, because I don't carry my tripod everywhere I go. But if this works...
Fantastic as always.
Topaz denoise is also worth a try.
Could you not have applied a linear mask to the sky and then applied noise reduction that way?
On one nonoiseAI and tack sharp Ai are really good. Thanks - great tips on great photos
Hey Serge,
I'm also using DXO Photolab (Deep Prime XD) for that kind of images. It's really amazing. (DXO PureRaw has the same technology)
I took some photos in the Paris Opera with my Canon R7 (APS-C sensor) and had to go up to ISO 12800. The resulting images are so clean and still have so much detail - I am very impressed.
No need to do some sort of crazy tricks in Photoshop. Just run it through DeepPrime with the standard settings and it's done :)
Hi Serge, I use DXO photolab and it's working very well on the noisy images 👍🏻
Hey good job, I tried out your method and it worked well. I want you to know that back in the 80's I used the median filter to filter through the frames of a video to remove noise from a satellite receiver. My graduate student wrote the code in the C programming language. I am also glad to see photoshop pick up the method. I am not sure exactly if they are doing it the same way however. Theoretically the median should be better than doing the average. I am wondering if you come from a technical image processing background. I am so happy to see you using something similar on these stacked still images. I have retaken up my photography hobby after stopping for a few years and am so glad to see your videos to help me bet back up to speed. Again good job!
I use a M43 camera, and when shooting from a boat I got a lot of noise. DXO Deep prime handles it very well. Still haven't found anything that can beat it, but Adobe are working on it too.
I use DxO Photolab, which has DeepPrime noise reduction. It's way better than any other editing program.
Luminar Neo‘s AI noise reduction is also very good, and Neat video is also a very capable plugin (but mostly for video work)
Hi Serge, try Topaz Denoise and Sharpen. They work very well and do most of the heavy lifting.
you should definitely try the noise reduction of dxo photolab
Bonjour Serge, pour parler de retouche photo, les anglais ne parlent pas de "photo retouching" mais "photo editing". Par simple curiosité, pourquoi ce choix d'utiliser le mot "retouching"?
Super contenu et de très belles photos, en tout cas, merci beaucoup de nous partager tes connaissances !
Bonjour Serge ! rien à voir avec cette vidéo (que je n'ai pas encore regardée mais je viens bien sûr le faire), je voudrais juste vous poser une question car je ne parviens pas à retrouver le tuto qui m'avait fait vous découvrir, à savoir sur le traitement d'un vertorama de la tour Saint-Jacques à Paris. J'avais été bluffée par vos explications, et j'aurais aimé le revisionner mais impossible de le retrouver ! n'est-il plus en ligne ? merci d'avance pour votre réponse !
For me, Topaz Denoise is the real deal Serge.
+1 for DeepPRIME noise reduction.
Topaz DeNoise is miracelous
How did you use the trick with the boat on the water. Why did not the boat get removed when doing the median?
I've been doing handheld long exposure with my 1" sensor pocket camera for some years now. I just put it into 1/3 sec exposure and do burst shooting. Some shots in the burst usually are tact sharp. Noisy skies now can also be mitigated with AI masking in Lightroom
The passage of time makes everything new again. I guess….
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