How to Shoot a Sunrise and Sunset
The next episode of How to Shoot will come just in time for you to get your summertime sunrise or sunset photos. ย How to Shoot sunrises and sunsets with coach Hudson Henry will feature in-studio examples, gear discussion, scouting, and the best practices for editing.
9 Comments
Terry WilliamsAugust 19, 2019
Awesome.
David PriceAugust 19, 2019
Sounds really good, and I will look forward to putting it all into practice, in perhaps ten months time. (We have already had the first of the Autumn Gales, in August! ๐ )
Best wishes, David Price
James WhyteAugust 20, 2019
Looking forward to this “How to Shoot”. ;-))
Kenny WrightAugust 21, 2019
Hi Hudson. Shooting Sunsets & Sunrises are my favorites. Can’t wait! could you speed it up a little?? I’m in Clearwater, Fl. We have lots of good ones here.
Kenny
Hudson HenryAugust 27, 2019
๐ Florida really does get some stunners. ๐
Steven WassermanAugust 24, 2019
I was told photographing into the sun will damage the sensor. Is this true?
Would you recommend using ten stop filter
Steve
Hudson HenryAugust 27, 2019
If you zoom in on the sun with a huge lens and track it, like you might with the Eclipse then maybe. I routinely include Sunstars in my frame with wide angle lenses. Now that said. I wouldn’t point the camera at the sun in live view and leave it there exposing the sensor for 15 minutes not moving. I’ll just say that I’ve had a lot of cameras over the years pointed at the sun without ever having an issue. ๐
Michael BarberSeptember 25, 2019
Hi Hudson…just returned to my home town after being overseas..and see only links to Episode 4 of this series is there a link to previous videos on this series
Mike
Nathan KeudellSeptember 26, 2019
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