Night photography is something many photographers do.
The technique to it though is to have the shutter open long enough to get the light in to get a good quality photo.
(The shutter is what lets in the background light of the photo you are taking.
) To freeze the background long enough to take the photo you want, you can use the slow-synchronized flash on your camera.
This type of photography takes a lot of patience and time to develop good quality.
So if you are not a patient type of person, you may not want to get into this type of photography.
Here's a couple tips: Depend on your histogram to check exposure.
When you're taking photos, take different photos at different shutter speeds.
When you find the one you want you know you're doing it right.
Use a self-timer.
There are other features you may also want for your camera, like a self-timer.
It will help you to not shake the camera when you know the shutter is going to go off.
Get a tripod.
If you have trouble keeping the camera sturdy, the best thing to get is a tripod.
Almost everyone that is into photo shooting has one and is probably the best accessory to get for your camera.
Buy a lens hood.
With night photography, Lens hoods are really important.
They can prevent unwanted light from coming into your photo at spots you don't want it to.
It can also prevent your camera lens from knocking into things.
If you really get into photo shooting then you will want to buy one.