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EOS 90D Tips for nighttime train photography

Ramsden
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Hello again

I'm still working to get some good night shots of trains going over a viaduct at night. 

EOS 90D kit lens 18- 135 and a new Sigma 18 - 35 Art. Trying to work in M and cant get the camera to click - but if I swap to hand held night mode - it clicks away. 

So I transfer the settings from Hand held  to M and it still struggles to open its shutter. Typical setting ISO 128000 f2.8 1/160. Auto focus working like mad.

Whats going on/wrong? Help please  

Ramsden (formerly Twiddler)

 

 

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Waddizzle
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Yes, remove the filter.  Use a tripod and Av mode.  Dial in an ISO setting.  Don’t use ISO Auto in Av or Tv modes.  If you want to change the resulting exposure, use exposure compensation.  

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"Fooling computers since 1972."

Thanks for all your feedback guys. You've moved me on a mile with this in and it was so frustrating pressing the shutter button and nothing happens.

I'll post my results in a couple of weeks.

Ramsde 

 

Dial in ISO 100. Use the 2-second shutter delay timer.

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"Fooling computers since 1972."

That would be great🙂
I'd never really heard of night train photography before so did a quick search online.Very interesting

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