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On this episode, I'll be showing you the basics of using a DSLR camera and what you need to know to achieve the best shots!
Learning to use a DSLR can be tough at first, but hopefully, this tutorial will help you in getting to know your camera a bit better.
So if you're brand new to DSLR photographer, the first thing that you will see is the different modes on the dial on the top of your camera. You'll notice all the automatic modes and then the four manual modes. These include:
P mode - Programmed automatic.
This mode is kind of a semi-manual mode which is used mostly for beginners. I think it's best we move onto the modes which allow for greater control over our images.
S(TV) mode- Shutter speed
This setting is pretty self-explanatory. The S mode controls the speed at which the shutter opens and closes. This also controls the amount of light which is let onto the sensor but does not visibly affect the depth of field such as the aperture does.
The S mode can also be very useful when shooting in low light because you don't want to get your subject or what you're taking a photo of to be blurry.
When shooting in dimmed light I would suggest shooting at a shutter speed high than 1/60 of a second otherwise you will have to use a tripod to stabilize your shots.
In the case of long exposures, you will also want to control the shutter speed. I think anything past a few seconds could be considered a long exposure. Just remember to keep your camera on a tripod to prevent blur!
A(AV) mode - Aperture priority
I use this mode most frequently as I want to control the depth of field in my shots unless I'm working with very specific lighting situations.
What is aperture ?
Aperture is basically the hole in your lens that controls the amount of light let onto the sensor. So you can think about your aperture as the pupil of your eye. When your pupil expands, it lets in more light onto the back of your eye. When it closes, it lets in less light. This is exactly the same as the aperture, although the aperture does control the depth of field in each shot as well.
By using a low aperture this means that you are letting more light into the camera and getting a shallower depth of field.
- Best used for portrait photography to achieve a blurry background and have the subject nice and clear and in focus. This makes the subject the main attention of the shot.
By using a higher aperture, you are letting in less light and achieving a broader depth of field.
- Best used for landscape photography where you let in less light creating a broader depth of field to get everything in full focus.
Learning the aperture is probably the most confusing part of this process. Once you've become accustomed to it though, it will become easier. The problem comes when trying to measure aperture.
So the smaller aperture is measured by a larger number (f/22)
but a larger aperture is measured by a lower number (f/1.8)
So just in summary, a lower aperture means a lower F stop such as f1.8. Therefore letting in more light and achieving a shallower depth of field.
A higher aperture will have a larger number, letting in less light and having a broader depth of field.
I really hope that explanation makes some sense. I understand that it can be confusing. I think that the best thing to do is just to go out and take as many pictures as you can with as many different setting as you can and see what each setting does.
M mode - Full Manuel
This mode allows you to control all the settings of your camera.
Everything from the aperture, shutter speed, iso and white balance.
I don't recommend using manual for everyday shooting unless you're working with a planned shoot where you can actually sit down and compose the shot and take your time.
If you don't have the luxury of time, I suggest putting it onto aperture priority and just controlling the depth of field.
What is ISO ?
The sensitivity towards light from your camera. Be care when pushing the iso up too far though as the higher you push the iso the less quality the image retains.
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SONY A6700 MANUAL MODE MADE EASY ! TUTORIAL PART 1
SONY A6700 MANUAL MODE MADE EASY ! TUTORIAL PART 1
In this video we are going to be walking you through a beginners guide / tutorial to the Manual Mode and its operation on the SONY A6700
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The TRUTH about shooting at ISO 100 that the PROS know.
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HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT SHUTTER SPEED!
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How to Shoot Manual on your DSLR for Beginners
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Photography School #1: The Value Of Manual Exposure
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At last! Aperture, f/numbers and depth of field explained in a way that makes sense! We look at understanding 'Av mode' / 'A mode' on your camera, some common issues and problems, how to get the best blurry background for portrait photos and a deep depth of field for landscapes, finishing with practical session #2. This is lecture #5 in my free 10-part photography course online to help you learn photography and take better photos! Enjoy, thumbs-up & subscribe!
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CAMERA BASICS for Video // Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO
Getting good exposure on your footage is one of the first steps to building your fundamentals in camera basics for video creation. In this video, I cover Shutter Speed, Aperture, and ISO, which are the main camera settings used to achieve proper exposure and the overall look of your footage.
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LOW LIGHT AND HIGH ISO PHOTOGRAPHY: Do what the best low light photographers do!
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Sigma Art 50mm f1.4 lens
Sigma Art 20mm f1.4 lens
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Sirui lightweight Traveler 7C tripod with head
Manfrotto Video Head
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Zoom H1n field recorder
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Falconeyes F7 LCD panel
Lowepro 450 AW large backpack
Lowepro Flipside 300 small backpack
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B&W circular polarizer, 77mm
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00:00 Introduction
00:53 How much light is available?
03:02 Lenses and aperture
05:28 Shutter speed
08:14 What is ISO?
11:00 What causes noise anyway?
12:10 Camera sensor sizes
14:43 Processing noisy images
What pros know about APERTURE that beginners often ignore.
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Do you want to learn how to make your subject stand out by having the background blurry and out of focus? Are you struggling to get all of your photo in focus at the same time? In this video, I'll explain how aperture works, how it impacts depth of field, and how to use it creatively to take amazing photos. I'll also show your how to get amazing sunstars!
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Canon 100-400 EF II
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Canon RF 16mm f2.8
FLM Tripod (CP 34 L4 II) and Levelling Head (HB 75)
Sigma Art 50mm f1.4 lens
Sigma Art 20mm f1.4 lens
Rokinon 135mm f2 lens
Sirui x-k40 ball head
Sirui lightweight Traveler 7C tripod with head
Manfrotto Video Head
Wimberley Gimbal Head
Jackery portable 240 lithium-ion battery
ProGrade Gold 128 GB CF Express
ProGrade Cobalt 325 GB CF Express
ProGrade Gold 256 GB SD
Zoom H1n field recorder
Comica shotgun mic
Rode Videomic NTG shotgun mic
Rode Wireless GO II mic set
Lenscoat neoprene camera bags
Lencoat rain cover for 500mm F4
Falconeyes F7 LCD panel
Lowepro 450 AW large backpack
Lowepro Flipside 300 small backpack
Mindshift 36L (closest available) backpack
DJI Mavic Air 2S drone (flymore combo)
B&W circular polarizer, 77mm
B&W 2 stop ND Filter
B&W 6 stop ND filter
B&W 10 stop ND filter
Nikon Monarch 5 8x42 binoculars
Blackrapid retro-classic shoulder strap
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CAMERA METERING: Spot, Evaluative, Partial or Center-Weighted? Which one to use?
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Join me as I walk you through the different metering modes on cameras to help you understand not only how it works, but which one to use in what situation. I'll share my best tips, as well as show you lots of sample photos to explain how all the modes impact your exposure and how to best put them to use for you to take exceptional photos.
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Canon R5 body
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Canon 100-400 EF II
Canon 17-40 L lens
Canon RF 16mm f2.8
FLM Tripod (CP 34 L4 II) and Levelling Head (HB 75)
Sigma Art 50mm f1.4 lens
Sigma Art 20mm f1.4 lens
Rokinon 135mm f2 lens
Sirui x-k40 ball head
Sirui lightweight Traveler 7C tripod with head
Manfrotto Video Head
Wimberley Gimbal Head
Jackery portable 240 lithium-ion battery
ProGrade Gold 128 GB CF Express
ProGrade Cobalt 325 GB CF Express
ProGrade Gold 256 GB SD
Zoom H1n field recorder
Comica shotgun mic
Rode Videomic NTG shotgun mic
Rode Wireless GO II mic set
Lenscoat neoprene camera bags
Lencoat rain cover for 500mm F4
Falconeyes F7 LCD panel
Lowepro 450 AW large backpack
Lowepro Flipside 300 small backpack
Mindshift 36L (closest available) backpack
DJI Mavic Air 2S drone (flymore combo)
B&W circular polarizer, 77mm
B&W 2 stop ND Filter
B&W 6 stop ND filter
B&W 10 stop ND filter
Nikon Monarch 5 8x42 binoculars
Blackrapid retro-classic shoulder strap
FjallRaven trekking pants
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HOW TO GET SHARP PHOTOS WITH ANY CAMERA!
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In this video, I'll reveal my sharpness tricks and how to diagnose your own sharpness issues, all with the lenses you use today. By the end of this video, I'm confident you'll be able to take sharper photos, showing off the clarity and details that will reveal the full splendor of your subject!
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Canon R5 body
Canon R6 body
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Canon 100-400 EF II
Canon 17-40 L lens
Canon RF 16mm f2.8
FLM Tripod (CP 34 L4 II) and Levelling Head (HB 75)
Sigma Art 50mm f1.4 lens
Sigma Art 20mm f1.4 lens
Rokinon 135mm f2 lens
Sirui x-k40 ball head
Sirui lightweight Traveler 7C tripod with head
Manfrotto Video Head
Wimberley Gimbal Head
Jackery portable 240 lithium-ion battery
ProGrade Gold 128 GB CF Express
ProGrade Cobalt 325 GB CF Express
ProGrade Gold 256 GB SD
Zoom H1n field recorder
Comica shotgun mic
Rode Videomic NTG shotgun mic
Rode Wireless GO II mic set
Lenscoat neoprene camera bags
Lencoat rain cover for 500mm F4
Falconeyes F7 LCD panel
Lowepro 450 AW large backpack
Lowepro Flipside 300 small backpack
Mindshift 36L (closest available) backpack
DJI Mavic Air 2S drone (flymore combo)
B&W circular polarizer, 77mm
B&W 2 stop ND Filter
B&W 6 stop ND filter
B&W 10 stop ND filter
Nikon Monarch 5 8x42 binoculars
Blackrapid retro-classic shoulder strap
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Perfect Exposure & Metering made EASY - Photography Course 4/10
Are your photos too dark or too bright? What metering mode should you use? What's a Histogram? Learn how to get perfect exposure every time with exposure compensation and so much more in this lecture #4 in my free 10-part photography course to help you learn photography and take better photos! Enjoy, thumbs-up and subscribe!
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Photography Tips - Shooting in low light Situation
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What is Exposure? How Aperture, Shutter Speed, & ISO
What is Exposure? How Aperture, Shutter Speed, & ISO.
When you master these 3 things you will be ready to take your photography to the next level.
by: Hector Puig form the documentary - Pull Up LA
0:40 Exposure
1:13 Three Basics
1:20 Shutter Speed
1:37 Stroboscopic Flash
1:58 Aperture
2:23 ISO
This is a short clip from the feature documentary PULL UP LA.
In an era where everyone is stuck on their smart phones Los Angeles creatives are using social media to meet up together and explore their creative sides.
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