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[usmanuetian]

Its perfect shot. In case of over exposure, decrease shutter speed value in small steps until you get you get a perfectly exposed shot. That's the only thing you can do.

Remember, this control is best used in dim or dark areas, you took the photo in already very bright place.

Assuming ISO was kept on lowest possible value,

Shutter speed,
1 second = less bright photo with little light trails.
5 seconds = moderately bright photo with moderate light trails.
10 seconds = very bright photo with maximum light trails. Suitable for darker areas.

For light trails, choose a darker busy road where there is lots of traffic and use 5-10 seconds shutter speed.

These photos are at 4 sec shutter speed with lowest iso.
Yeah, such pic will come.best in dark, but here there is no dark road. Every road has such yellow lites.. [emoji2] [emoji2]
With 2 sec shutter speed, pics were bit better but trails were smaller due to less traffic.
Next i will try on some busy road..

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[shoaib992]

[IMG]

Picture taken from huawei ascend g7

Success Is A Mindset.

[s15]

These photos are at 4 sec shutter speed with lowest iso.
Yeah, such pic will come.best in dark, but here there is no dark road. Every road has such yellow lites.. [emoji2] [emoji2]
With 2 sec shutter speed, pics were bit better but trails were smaller due to less traffic.
Next i will try on some busy road..

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In fast moving traffic or busy roads, light trails can be created even at 2-4 seconds shutter speed, so don't worry. With a little bit of practice and experiments, you will find good spots.

Just make sure that you don't have too much oily fingerprints or smudges on camera lens glass while taking long exposure, as that sometimes also causes these type of photos.

This setting is very useful even to increase lighting in dark. So it will come handy at multiple occasions.

Optionally, you can buy a $5-10 smartphone ND filter and then you can create light trails in bright areas too along with many other creative effects, since that ND filter blocks excessive light and then photos don't get over exposed even at 10 second shutter speed.

[fazalwahab11375]

2016-08-26_10-00-39 by wahab11375, on Flickr

[s15]

Huawei pro mode can create light trails without over exposing the shot, no matter how long shutter speed is.

30 seconds shutter speed.

[s15]

50 seconds shutter speed.

[usmanuetian]

Home made sheesh tauq with garlic rice.

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[512a]

Hdr added

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[usmanuetian]

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[s15]

Lightning

[s15]

[usmanuetian]

Random shot while at walk last nite...

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[usmanuetian]

Jeep

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[s15]

Lumia 1020 panning

[s15]

Lumia 540

Both 1/30th shutter speed priority.

[silentassassin1]

Lumia 540

Both 1/30th shutter speed priority.

How do you click these man? Wow

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[s15]

How do you click these man? Wow

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Pro camera controls. Watch demo on 'panning', your Infinix Zero 3 has shutter speed control so it can achieve that. It's best done near sunset timings @crossfireex
Please count my 1001th post, on pro camera controls.

[s15]

Metro Bus Platform

[ahmadbilalchaudary]

Pro camera controls. Watch demo on 'panning', your Infinix Zero 3 has shutter speed control so it can achieve that. It's best done near sunset timings @crossfireex
Please count my 1001th post, on pro camera controls.

Pro camera is one of the best things. Any suggestions about the settings?

I'm learning to use my d5300 and the mobile comes quite handy sometimes

///AMG

[s15]

Pro camera is one of the best things. Any suggestions about the settings?

I'm learning to use my d5300 and the mobile comes quite handy sometimes

///AMG

Yeah, that comes in very handy. I use it extensively.

Learning how to hold the camera properly, basic settings like ISO, Aperture, Shutter speed, White balance, Focus etc and then taking photos with proper composition is more than enough for a beginner photographer IMO

Additionally, you can learn about post processing and RAW photos.

Rest you will learn by experimenting, reading on Internet and seeing more photographers photos.

Currently, I learnt all the manual controls, and their uses (easy to learn from YouTube), post processing (little bit) and now improving my composition.

Once you learn it, you will truly enjoy photography.