Discover our 7 tips to make the most of the darker season:

1.Go for Higher ISO Film

Choose ISO 400, 800 or higher to capture more light when shooting in darker conditions.

2.Make the Most of Shadows

Don't be afraid of darkness. Play with contrast, silhouettes and shadows to create atmospheric shots.

3.Play with Multiple Exposures


Combine different exposures in one frame to experiment with light, movement and unexpected compositions.

4.Look for Light Around You


Streetlights, neon signs and shop windows can become your best light sources after dark.

5.Open Up Your Aperture


Use a low f-stop, like f/1.4 or f/2.8, to let more light reach your film.

6.Keep Things Steady


Slower shutter speeds can cause motion blur. Use a tripod or find a stable surface to keep your camera still.

7.Get Your Exposure Right

Use a light meter to check your settings and avoid losing important details in darker areas.

If you're looking for the best film to shoot in low light, check out Candido 800 for cinematic results, Portra 800 for professional low-light photography, or Mira 800 for rich saturation and strong contrast.