I think I take good pictures, I just cant seem to take good night pictures, can anyone spare some advise? Oh and if it helps I have a canon EOS rebel xsi
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First, learn how to put your camera in Manual Mode.
Second, turn off auto focus.
Third, go here: http://www.calculator.org/exposure.aspx Choose a Scene and an ISO and then click on Calculate. You’ll be rewarded with a list of f-stop/shutter speed combinations. I used ‘City skyline in distance’ and ISO 200 for these:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drifter45h/4048051455/ 100mm lens, f11, exposure for 30 seconds.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drifter45h/4048796836/ 200mm lens, f11, exposure for 30 seconds.
Of course you’ll need a tripod. For exposures of 30 seconds or less use the camera’s self-timer to release the shutter.
tripod, remote shutter release, night shot scene mode, should do you!
Joe
If you link to one of your "bad" examples and include the EXIF info for that file, we’d be able to help you figure it out much easier than just by guessing.
There isn’t much to it, really.
Lowest ISO, medium aperture, tripod, external shutter release (or timer), and all should be good.
Use a tripod
do not use auto mode
use Av or M mode
take long exposures
actively use higher ISO but not more than 800
try not using flash