Report - Wren Park nursing home-Bedfordshire-September 23

[Bikin Glynn]

to minimise risk of security i always explore in the night. especially because of it being winter by the time i go to explore its already dark. the eeriness is also something i feed on. thank you for your advice though, as summer approaches i assume i will do more exploring in daylight.

I do get it but its really safer & u will get better pics in daylight

 

[RoadsideFinds01]

I do get it but its really safer & u will get better pics in daylight

It comes down to preference I guess, I personally prefer taking all my pictures at night. I find nighttime pics just capture a different mood and we see things completely differently to how we do in the day

 

[kzy]

It comes down to preference I guess, I personally prefer taking all my pictures at night. I find nighttime pics just capture a different mood and we see things completely differently to how we do in the day

well said.

 

[mookster]

to minimise risk of security i always explore in the night. especially because of it being winter by the time i go to explore its already dark. the eeriness is also something i feed on. thank you for your advice though, as summer approaches i assume i will do more exploring in daylight.

Security or police or local busybodies are far more likely to spot you at night waving torches or lights around outside or through building windows though.

 

[albino-jay]

Eat loads of carrots, be reet.

 

[kzy]

Security or police or local busybodies are far more likely to spot you at night waving torches or lights around outside or through building windows though.

do you not use night vision?

 

[mookster]

do you not use night vision?

We're not special ops

 

[kzy]

We're not special ops

😂😂

 

[Bikin Glynn]

It comes down to preference I guess, I personally prefer taking all my pictures at night. I find nighttime pics just capture a different mood and we see things completely differently to how we do in the day

true enough but you need a decent camera & tripod to use long exposures, or mega lighting.
Trust me I spend a lot of time underground & phone pics are crap unless u can light the place up like daylight.

 

[RoadsideFinds01]

true enough but you need a decent camera & tripod to use long exposures, or mega lighting.
Trust me I spend a lot of time underground & phone pics are crap unless u can light the place up like daylight.

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How do you know what cameras people are using? Lol … Again, style of pics, time of day all comes down to personal preferences.
Anyway, super cool pics!!

 

[Oxygen Thief]

How do you know what cameras people are using? Lol

He doesn't need to know what cameras people are using, the output nearly always gives it away anyway.
Unfortunately for you he's 100% correct. Yes, phones and entry level level cameras can work at night but it's hit and miss as to the quality. You can give up trying to get really good detail on a small sensor in the dark. You need a big sensor, a big aperture, and some degree of skill with light painting to get a quick, detailed and good picture in the dark.

 

[RoadsideFinds01]

He doesn't need to know what cameras people are using, the output nearly always gives it away anyway.
Unfortunately for you he's 100% correct. Yes, phones and entry level level cameras can work at night but it's hit and miss as to the quality. You can give up trying to get really good detail on a small sensor in the dark. You need a big sensor, a big aperture, and some degree of skill with light painting to get a quick, detailed and good picture in the dark.

Didn’t dispute if he was correct or not. I said he’s making assumptions….

 

[Oxygen Thief]

I said he’s making assumptions….

But you didn't say that

 

[RoadsideFinds01]

But you didn't say that

Ok, you’re clearly out for some kind of keyboard battle…
You can’t argue with people over their PERSONAL preferences. Because it’s PERSONAL to them.
Anyway, good day to you all

 

[Bikin Glynn]

It comes down to preference I guess, I personally prefer taking all my pictures at night. I find nighttime pics just capture a different mood and we see things completely differently to how we do in the day

Ok I was wrong to say u need a decent camera etc but no disrespect this is the normal outcome with phone or a handheld camera & poor lighting. typical light spot in middle,

You can indeed still take in dark with phone but as stated u need to light them well
the latter 2 are some underground shots I did also with phone.