NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY: A PRIMER

Once you receive your daylight waiver from the FAA, no doubt you will be anxious to exercise your hard-won privilege. Nighttime aerial photography is a great way to begin your exploration into darkness while capturing some dramatic images that you can add to your portfolio. From a photographer’s perspective, the key difference between day and night is the absence of light. At the surface, this seems like an observation so obvious as to not be worthy of mention. However, it has critical implications for the art of photography, which must be considered before you can begin capturing quality night-time images. Visible-light cameras possess a sensor that captures the light reflected and emitted from objects in the environment to create an image, in a manner not dissimilar to the retina in…

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RotorDrone Pro (Digital) - 1 Issue, October - November 2020

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