Not ISO, but the aperture – AV or f/stop on your camera. It depends a little on the light source. A nice bright light works best. Sometimes it will work on the sun.
I mean, did you adjust the ISO too? or just the f/stop? but this scene looks like it was shot in the twilight/sunset time…it just looks dreamy to me. 🙂
I try to keep the ISO low, so I probably set it at 100 for this shot. It was twilight and it was dreamy 🙂 You probably need a tripod or a place to set the camera cuz the high f/stop will require a longer shutter speed to compensate for the light. Go outside and try it now. 🙂
Got it – f11 ISO 100! Thing is, its already almost 8 pm here in my part of the world so the dreamy twilight scene is out of the question…wonder if this works for Christmas lights too (from a distance)? And thank you so much for the camera tips!!!!
Planet Bell 
Did you use a filter here to get the starry effects on the lights?
You get that effect by shooting at f/11 or higher. I rested it on a ledge to keep it steady.
ISO? I gotta try this out. Looks easy enough (if I have the right settings). hehe. Good luck to me!
Not ISO, but the aperture – AV or f/stop on your camera. It depends a little on the light source. A nice bright light works best. Sometimes it will work on the sun.
I mean, did you adjust the ISO too? or just the f/stop? but this scene looks like it was shot in the twilight/sunset time…it just looks dreamy to me. 🙂
I try to keep the ISO low, so I probably set it at 100 for this shot. It was twilight and it was dreamy 🙂 You probably need a tripod or a place to set the camera cuz the high f/stop will require a longer shutter speed to compensate for the light. Go outside and try it now. 🙂
Got it – f11 ISO 100! Thing is, its already almost 8 pm here in my part of the world so the dreamy twilight scene is out of the question…wonder if this works for Christmas lights too (from a distance)? And thank you so much for the camera tips!!!!
It will work at night just fine. It should work on Christmas lights too but only if they are bright enough.
Ahh, you’re the best!!! Thanks again! 🙂