What's going on everybody? I don't know if you guys can see me because it's very low lighting but I wanted to make a small and quick tutorial for you guys on how to shoot in a very dark place with a small camera like the A6000 right which I'm sure most of you guys would have and first of all as you can see this environment here is very dark the camera kind of picks it up a little bit better than real life like real life you can barely make up the details in the car we're actually in the biosphere right now got a nice backdrop we got Johnson here helping me can barely see him but first of all you're gonna get a tripod alright so we got a tripod here set up at a very low angle to get a more dramatic look second of all I would recommend having like a prime lens which can open up to like a 2.8 or wider what kind of lens you got man? Sigma 30mm 1.4 yeah so he has a very wide aperture lens which will give in more light right so first of all you need to set your aperture to 1.4 which is the widest it can go right so you want to let in as much light as you can so if you guys can't see it properly I know this is not the best lighting situation alright so once you got that done you're gonna want your ISO to be as low as you can so for this camera it will be 100 and that will give you the cleanest shot possible right if you go higher yes you're gonna get a brighter image but the quality will definitely decrease so you're gonna see grain or any noise in your picture so if you have it as low as you can you'll guarantee that you have the cleanest possible picture the most important thing you need to do is to change the shutter speed in this situation since you already have a really wide aperture you're going to want to make it around 1 to 2 seconds alright so you can just experiment with that so let's take a shot at 1 second see how that looks alright sorry guys my camera just died because of the cold so I'm shooting on my phone right now so bear with me on the quality but as you guys can see Johnson's got the camera settings at 1 second shutter speed aperture is at 1.4 which is the widest it can go as well as ISO at 100 so we're gonna take a shot see how that looks sweet so we're gonna definitely edit that before this video goes up and we're gonna show you on the video so that looks pretty good let's see 1 at 2 seconds sweet yeah I think both are good options what do you think Johnson? let's see once we edit them in post yeah like it's very hard to tell that's why it's good to take a whole bunch of pictures in different settings especially when you're just beginning photography right so you don't want to work so hard to get your pictures and go home and find out that they're overexposed or underexposed right but basically this is a gist of it if you want to get nice clean photos in a very dark environment if you guys are interested in this setup I'll link all the things down below in the captions sorry in the description or you guys so definitely check that out and also check out Johnson's Instagram to see his bangers on his DTI he has a sick car always taking quality content for you guys