PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS in 10 MINUTES

Video quality	The size	Download

Информация о PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS in 10 MINUTES

Название	:	PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS in 10 MINUTES
Продолжительность	:	11.10
Дата публикации	:
Просмотров	:	6,7 jt

Thank you so much for watching! Leave your photography questions in a comment below and maybe I'll make a video in the future to answer them!
Comment from : David Manning

great video :) however how does exposure play into that? I have a fuji xt 30 II and i can play with my exposure just wondering how you would put it in here
Comment from : David Claus

Bro as someone who has recently taken an interest in photography I thank you for this very helpful video Cheers bro
Comment from : James Dyer

Just FINALLY been able to get back into my love of photograpy, with a Rebel EOS T7, your infomation on F-stop will come in handy, Thank You
Comment from : Jason Odermatt

Dude i gotta say you are great at explaining everything thank you so much for this
Comment from : J Odyssey

You can pretty much test these lessons out with just a phone, you dont need a camera, just camera on pro/manual mode
Comment from : Unknown Confusion

thNKA ENJOYED YOU Class vsery much
Comment from : TheRicco1011

My camera's ISO goes up to 51200 Why on earth would I need it to be that high?
Comment from : Russell Lapua

Thx😊
Comment from : Lisa Heard

Yes, finally someone to explain this to me in simple language and examples I think I'll get my camera out, put it on manual and go shooting
Comment from : JCcreates

Very instructional in such small frame of time - We can't ever thank enough people like you who share their knowledge and skills in complex fields that take years to master - thanks :)
Comment from : Eddie DeSantiago

I am an art student and from the bottom of my hearth,THANK YOU YOU ARE SAVING MY LIFE
Comment from : Eve Lamontagne

Great video!
Comment from : Pietro Manduchi

That was actually a good video thanks I’m gonna send this to my class
Comment from : Raheim Jackson

Finally someone who can actually explain how a camera work without just spouting out numbers A very simple and clear video thankyou
Comment from : Paul Cook

So good! Thank you! The best explanation I've seen Wow!
Comment from : Sean Barrett

Mark Rober?
Comment from : Austin Maier

You answered my last lingering question about ISO No wonder I couldn’t find the answer, searching and searching the internet 😂
Comment from : Susan Blondefield

Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Comment from : Susan Blondefield

The music in the back is so distracting
Comment from : Libertas

So incredibly helpful! You broke this down so succinctly but thoroughly! Ready to experiment in ten! Woohoo!
Comment from : Jackie Hackett

So helpful thank you
Comment from : Luis Felipe Urrea Ruiz

ISO is that thing you do in basketball when you’re about to cook someone’s ankles, right?
Comment from : Raven Sica

Thanks , great vid
Comment from : TheBizzyBScience

ISO IS ACTAULY,,,,,,, ISO Sensitivity is a standard set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) that represents sensitivity to light as a numerical value A higher number indicates a higher sensitivity and a greater ability to capture light The ISO Sensitivity is set and changed in the shooting settings menu
Comment from : E “Eduardo” T

You forgot to mention shutter speed affects the iso due to light clearance
Comment from : Player L3x1Cx

Music annoying
Comment from : Papa Ratzi Paul

Thank you!!!!
Comment from : Art by AmyK

ISO doesn’t affect noise, high f stop and low shutter speed does
Comment from : Jialing

That intervelometer bit 😂 brbrThanks for this! I'm looking to get away from using my phone for everything and getting an actual full-time camera This info helped tremendously to hammer some wrinkles out!
Comment from : Adrian

Great video
Comment from : Marz

This is truly photography 101 for any beginner like me Thanks very much for this
Comment from : Fransmith Nawango

2:57, actually no, f/number the bigger the "number" the smaller the result, 1/5 is bigger than 1/50
Comment from : tayfun gürgen

thank you
Comment from : super noober

What would be a good camera for a beginner photographer Can you reccomedna few at different price points? Thanks dude!
Comment from : Matthew Nolden

Hey is your brother that pizza by cheech guy? lol
Comment from : Alexis Cordova

perfect video thank u
Comment from : Natasha

0:27 0:27
Comment from : 74channel

Thank you! Your explanations are easy to follow
Comment from : Melissa Tribolet

i learned more about the exposure triangle in this vid than i did in 4 years of art school
Comment from : danie romano

Thank you so much! Really nice video
Comment from : Little bear

Which one will look better in picture with higher light or lower?
Comment from : Karli Gadi

thanks this really helps
Comment from : 4Ever Paid Entertainment The Label ‼️💰💰

Thank you very nice great info
Comment from : Liek

I finally understand what it means and what it's all about
Comment from : Pascal Dumont

Thank you ❤
Comment from : Still Learning

thank you!!
Comment from : Austin Sherwood

Thank you for a great video Very helpful
Comment from : John Martin

Thanks a bunch
Comment from : NDZ

You are a great instructor"
Comment from : English Today

What's your camera setting recording this lecture?
Comment from : English Today

This applies to film photography too right???
Comment from : Hayden Tarbuck

Learn 80 of photography in a flippin’ lifetime Mr Dunning Krueger
Comment from : Kevin Hanley

THANK YOU COOL GENIUS GUY!!!br#THEPICTUREMANDANNY
Comment from : thepicturemandanny Danny Thomp

Thank you!!!! This was sooo helpful
Comment from : April Escobar

Wow, nice lesson:)
Comment from : Joseph Williams

Simple and knowledgeable very cool & keep ‘‘em coming
Comment from : K Mc

Thanks a lot!
Comment from : Frenz Regiel Imus

Thanks✅🫶
Comment from : liquidi colors

Thanks bro
Comment from : Josiah fer Navarro

THANKYOU BROTHER, REALLY HELPFULL
Comment from : Emgee entertainment

THANK YOU!!!!!
Comment from : Chelsea Stephens

I think ISO doesn't add noise When you put higher ISO it is incresing light so the noice of the picture comes more visible Thats not the same thing if it would create more noice If there is noice it can be because it is too dark or other settings are offbrSo just recommending lowest ISO because it is better isn't really true It depends on the situation, like you said that you use 3200 ISO most of the timebrbrI would say for beginners put ISO to auto and manually control shutter and aperture
Comment from : SirS

one of the greatest video I have seen
Comment from : DANIYAL RAFFAT Kreative Chaos

Dope
Comment from : Isaac James

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Comment from : E Campbell

When we take pictures near a beach when sunlight is just behind the object (on Auto mode) it gives a dark picture What could be an ideal setting for such a case to get a bright picture with a beautiful sea in the background
Comment from : Mandeep Modi

Thank you very much! This video opened my eyes and helped me tremendously!! Keep'em coming!
Comment from : James

the background music is so annoying
Comment from : crazy girl

Uff, Thank youuu! Exactly what I was looking for as a beginner
Comment from : Divina Ryf

Absolutely fantastic video - super helpful for me as a complete beginner with a DSLR 👏🏻 thank you
Comment from : Sarah McCormick

I wish my math teacher would have talked to me like that😂 I don't have patience for videos, but you got my full attention ! Thanks
Comment from : Leslie Cruz

Thanks for summing up the basics 🙏🙌
Comment from : mark man

Just pulled my Nikon d80 out of the dust and am really excited to get started again I am struggling with some error messages and cant seem to figure them out Any help would be great, thanks
Comment from : Jackie Reiter

Him: "Keep your ISO as low as possible" also him: "I use 3200 ISO most of the time" me: "WHAT 😭😭"
Comment from : Sam

Well done David I’m in my 70’s and just wanting to get back into photography again (Damn those phone cameras!) and your piece is a great way to start Clear and concise🇦🇺🇺🇸
Comment from : Leigh SCOTT

I have a canon 500d rebel , the lowest f stop is 4 , is there something I can do to get those blurred backgrounds?
Comment from : Ricardo Iturralde

Thanks so much for this very helpful!
Comment from : Paint Me Passionate

Keeping your Iso low is the biggest beginners' mistake Just use the iso you need for a good shutter speed and depth of field
Comment from : johan bauwens

great vid!
Comment from : Deckstr

0:55 brTimestamp when the 10min timer starts
Comment from : Harshils Corner

i wanna get into photography but im not sure what camera to buy
Comment from : saffirrah salim

Glad to have it all explained like that BUT, how do you set aperture for a subject such as a bird? It can move quickly and unexpectedly, and be at a different depth in a split second Do you just guesstimate?brAnother question, if pictures keep coming out blurry-ish, what needs to be adjusted first? Or is that just a lack of skill/ camera quality?
Comment from : laura hansens