low light photography

Low light photography refers to capturing images in settings with minimal natural light, such as at dusk or indoors. To achieve good results, photographers often use a slower shutter speed, which allows more light to hit the camera's sensor, or a higher ISO setting, making the sensor more sensitive to light. Additionally, using a tripod can stabilize the camera to avoid blurry images. Low light photography can create beautiful, dramatic effects, but it also presents challenges like noise—a grainy texture in images. Proper technique helps enhance details and colors in these dim environments.