Shooting at the beach after dark? 🌊 Don’t panic — in this Behind-The-Scenes nighttime beach photoshoot, we team up with the stunning Nia Piedra to show you how to create moody, cinematic portraits when the sun goes down.
Using the Sony A7IV, fast lenses, and creative lighting, this session is packed with tips for dealing with low light, noise reduction, focusing in the dark, and capturing truly artistic nighttime visuals. If you’ve ever wondered how to make beach portraits pop after sunset, this one’s for you.
🎥 What You’ll Learn:
- How to shoot clean night portraits with minimal grain
- Best camera settings for low light on the beach
- Using LED lights, mobile lights, and long exposure creatively
- Composition tips for waves, sand reflections & silhouettes
- How Nia Piedra poses & moves in low visibility conditions
- Real BTS + before/after comparisons in Lightroom
🧰 Gear Used:
- Camera: Sony A7IV (incredible low-light performance)
- Lens: 35mm f/1.4 | 50mm f/1.2 (for low-light bokeh)
- Lighting: Portable LED panels, soft RGB light bars, iPhone flash fill
- Tripod: For long exposure water shots
- Editing: Lightroom + subtle AI cleanup with Retouch4Me
🌊 Ideal For:
- Portrait photographers & travel creators
- Beach shoot beginners & night photography lovers
- Fans of Nia Piedra & cinematic photo styles
- Anyone learning to shoot in challenging light
📺 Watch now on www.TigariViral.space — your creative HQ for fashion visuals, model shoots, and cinematic tutorials in 4K.
⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is for educational & entertainment purposes. We are not affiliated with Sony, lighting brands, or Nia Piedra. All work was shot with permission and ethical standards.
