Night photos with Nikon D3100 (55-200)

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ouiouiphoto Posted messages 2716 Status Member -
Hello,
I want to know how to take night photos without flash with my Nikon D3100 Lens 55-200
I would also like to get an idea of everything a Nikon D3100 can do
Thank you =)

2 answers

  1. ouiouiphoto Posted messages 2716 Status Member 742
     
    At night, there isn't much light. So you need to increase the exposure time. And to avoid blurriness, the camera must not move. So either use a tripod or place it on a wall, a trash can, etc.

    The other solution is to raise the ISOs significantly, but you will get noise. So if it's a static subject, the tripod is the best solution.
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    1. SurfAdCom Posted messages 4214 Status Member 1 843
       
      With a D3100, 1600 ISO at maximum, for the 55mm lens to get the widest aperture possible...
      @eouiouiphoto, +1 for the tripod and for rescuing a yellow...
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  2. nanemichel Posted messages 6 Status Member
     
    It is nevertheless necessary to adjust the ISO based on the existing light.
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    1. ouiouiphoto Posted messages 2716 Status Member 742
       
      Why? If your device has a Bulb mode, you can take exposures longer than 30 seconds.
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