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This article from Digital Photographer provides practical tips for capturing high-quality handheld images in challenging lighting conditions when tripods are not allowed or practical to use. The article suggests techniques such as following the '1/focal length' rule for shutter speed, raising ISO, selecting a wide aperture, shooting in burst mode, using live view mode, and steadying oneself before shooting. The article also includes editing steps to enhance low-light images, such as brightening, adjusting contrast and white balance, checking saturation, cropping, and adding a vignette. By applying these techniques, photographers can improve their skills and produce well-defined images in low-light environments. [Extracted from the article] |
