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I wish I knew this sooner... 📷 Photography Tip
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- Exposure Triangle for photography
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Do i have a camera?
*No.*
Am i gonna keep watching camera tutorials?
*Yes.*
All the more reason to get one! 😁
Watch and learn. When you buy a camera you'll be way ahead of those who just bought one and know nothing about photography...
@@strixxx896 you talking about me??
@@squirleyig dawg what
You have a phone? There's your camera.
So the camera lens is *round* there is an exposure *triangle* and the pictures come out as *squares*
Oh gosh. This is too much geometry for me.
Illuminati confirmed.
Oh god
Lol, jokes aside.. The photos are square, because the camera's sensor is square! :D
@@blenderclicky It's not a square actually, it's a rectangle 🤓☝️
It's good to get a feel for these steps so that you can for example change your aperture without drastically changing your exposure
An important tip that I learned was that iso does not cause grain by itself. It's fast shutter plus iso that causes it. If you're doing night photography and you're doing long exposures don't be afraid to go higher than normal with your iso.
That’s really interesting! I guess it probably has something to do with allowing the sensor to better deal with noise. That also probably means this is not true for film because ISO (at least in B&W) is adjusted through the size of the grains.
@@JuneNafziger Yes, as far as film goes, the ISO is basically "this is how many grains of this chemical there are per unit area". Literal grains. They are as big and as dense as they are and there's nothing you can do about it, but buy different ISO film
ISO is a volume knob. If you didn't get enough light you're just going to boost the noise that's already there.
iso will not increase the noise on it's own, but the relationship between noise and signal will
That's why I love Fujifilm cameras, they have dedicated dials for everything. I feel like it's so functional and makes sense, not to mention that it's much easier for a beginner to learn with physical controls.
As someone who has an RX100 this video is theoretically useful, but I have a single knob tho 😃,
Loving your videos man ✨💚
so basically 1 increment of lowering shutter speed and 1 increment of raising iso to have the same light performance depending on the scenario
Thats True, If You Add Plus Then You Need Too Reduce Another. So You Can Make Same Photo Like Another But Different Setting.
I take it with a grain of salt. The biggest impact to a photo though is aperture which cannot be corrected by iso or shutter because your depth of field changes.
Keep making content like this. It's really great! :)
Love your shorts bro! Cheers and thx!
They should sell these cameras with some form of instruction booklet that explains these features so this doesn’t happen to others.smh
Maybe they should!
Thats like selling a computer with a learn-how-to-code book, or selling a canvas and brushes with a bobross tutorial included just because
Or just leave it on program or auto cause it works. Or use Aperture priority to only need to mess with the depth of field, and leave iso and shutter speed on auto...
If you don't know about that you have no business having a high end camera. Those are the first things you learn in photography along with the focus. Those are the only 4 settings that really matter. Anything else is extra.
@@tonymouannes thank you, I was waiting for this answer 👍
Thank you for teaching us aboot cameras 🙏
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Thank you we need more videos like this!
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Watching these camera tutorials is making me wanna buy a camera but idk what is the correct one for beginners
I just got my first dslr a few days ago and this is gonna change the game
First time hearing of the exposure triangle. In film days, we just worried about aperture and shutter speed. Once the film was chosen, the ISO rarely changed, unless the film was beening pushed or pulled.
Nice
Very! So why was this kept a secret until now?
You should make a video of trying film photography
lol, Saved almost all of his vids for future when I get a camera (not anytime soon ig)
Another thing wich I wish I knew sooner was how important iso is for image quality
What do you mean? A higher iso is better for image quality?
Keep wondering how do you make the black so pure in the video 😮
It’s just getting the right stop ;)
Please make a comparison video of Best DSLR cameras under 300-400$ or less cheaper for BEGINNERS. 🙏 🙏 🙏
It's a mirrorless but I got the canon m50 for my first camera and you can find it new for under $500 and probably a newly used one for under $400. I really like it maybe look it up of you're interested
How many videos are you going to make about the Exposure triangle?
My brother in christ, you make SO many tutorials but I've seen like 1 or 2 photos taken by you.
What I wish I knew when I started, was the camera brand I have now, should have been the first.! Not the sixth 😅
Which camera do u use??.
how can you not know that
If the basic exposure triangle are understood, all cameras and scenes produce results expected intentionally. If they are not understood, every click of the shutter is simply a random guess. So spend a few hours understanding light, internal amplitude gain, duration of exposure and aperture interact to produce what you expect, with any camera.
One thing about this video that is misleading it that the division of setting steps are no equal in stops. For example, ISO and shutter speed are not usually divided into equal stop values. Depending on your setup of the camera, 1 click can be 1/3rd stop or 1 stop. On most cameras, you can set a choice in step change size. The difference between photography and snapshots is how the results are deliberate choices made by the photographer. So a badly over or under-exposed image is the user's fault but a great image is also the photographer's deliberate intent.
And white balance
but it can’t just be any other of the two, it’s a specific 2 that counter eachother right?
i want a camera so bad...
i really like photography, but i only own the lens that came from buying the camera haha. I really want to buy lens too, can you recommend me cheap lens like student budget?
Could be false if you change the increments per tick, but great video nonetheless bro
if you rise one up the other goes down it balance ?
Basically yes, all three settings use the same scale, they are measured in stops, or usually in half or thirds of stops.
One stop is defined as a doubling in light, so increasing a setting by one stop will have the same effect on brightness no matter which setting you adjusted, and adjusting another setting by one stop in the opposite direction will perfectly compensate for it.
I miss my old Nikon F2…
Which camera is best for different purposes
No camera is best for different purposes. It is always subject to your skill and what are you going to capture.
When you get started in photography? Pricing lol
now where is all that on my DV300F ?
What lens is this shot on?
Dunno if all cameras follows this setup
In analog terms it sounds like you made your entrance yesterday…
Anthony lookin like Ray William Johnsons cousin!
That's not the first time I've heard that! :P
Does this work with a canon m50?
If you call yourself a photographer you should already know about the exposure triangle. What is more important is what changes when you keep the triangle at the same ratio. Sharpness, noise, and bokeh will all be determined by what you set these values to. Study!
First 🎉
That's exactly the very first thing you should lern and understand
Try this with a nikon D3000 in a kritical moment 😂
Not to be the bad news bear but this video is not only very vague, but somehow is also very unhelpful
You wish you knew that buttons on your camera affected your cameras settings?!
I feel like the only _real_ reason to make this video was you thought it made you look smart by using a (intermediate at best) photography term
He said he wish he knew this when he started. The reason to make this video is to make sure people who are just starting photography to not make the mistake he did by not learning this
This is not accurate because you can set up the steps of exposure. You can set up shutter speed to change 1/2 stop and iso to change1/3 stop so those changes will not be the same.
What?
Gg
it sounds like you're speaking about your specific camera. lol. not sure how that's helping anyone. and if I had to guess, if they could afford that specific camera of yours, then chances are they already know about the exposure triangle...🤔
He’s not doing the greatest job of explaining it but basically even if your camera is set up to only allow adjusting one setting at a time (like say you need to hold a button while using a dial to change a different setting) it’s all set up to be in half/doubling pairs, so if you half your shutter speed, you get half the light in. Similarly, going one stop up let’s in double the light, so once you have a good exposure as a baseline (either through trial and error or through using a light meter) you can tweak the settings without loosing that good exposure.
Nonsense
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For someone making a video about the things you have learned about photography it’s hilarious ironic that the auto focus in this video is horrid. It’s so nauseating having the focus switching constantly and the cameras dials you are trying to show are blurred. I know you have spent a bunch of money so that you can have pretty bokeh but what’s the point if your video makes me want to puke. Increase your f. And just blur your background, artistry farty mang
You speaks alot and show less relevant to camera settings
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What model is your canon in that video???