Photography without flash once dark - phone night mode usable from the free curb
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Marco Ferretti•214 rep9
No flash. Once it is dark on First Randoli, is phone night mode actually usable from the free curb, or wasted effort versus just watching.
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Phone night mode from a free curb can get keepsake frames if you brace against a wall and accept blur on drums. It is not a concert rig — watch more than you shoot.
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Lahiru Dissanayake•1402 rep8
Keep the phone at chest height so you are not blocking with a raised screen plus umbrella.
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Nimesha Fonseka•1531 rep3
Side streets give you slightly more elbow room for a steady hold than the densest face.
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