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I’m a lifelong learner with a passion for photography. I envision this channel as a space where we’ll explore a wide range of topics, all bound by a common thread of curiosity, creativity, and experimentation. I find the world to be an endlessly fascinating and beautiful place, and my goal is to keep discovering all it has to offer. I’d love for you to join me on this journey and hopefully, we’ll learn a few things along the way.
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Intuitively Understand Exposure in 12 Minutes (With Real Examples)
Stop letting your camera decide! Master the 3 essential camera settings that will transform your photography. In this complete guide to exposure, you'll learn how aperture, shutter speed, and ISO work together to create the perfect shot. Through real world demonstrations and practical examples, you'll see exactly how your camera works and how to take control of it.
If photography feels overwhelming, this guide is for you. We'll break down the exposure triangle into simple, practical terms using real demonstrations.
You'll learn:
- How to avoid overexposed and underexposed photos.
- Why some photos are blurry while others are sharp.
- The secret to creating beautiful background blur.
- How to capture motion exactly as you envision it.
- Camera settings
- Camera modes (Auto, Aperture, Shutter, Manual, Program)
Perfect for beginners and experienced photographers looking to refresh their fundamentals. By the end of this video, you'll understand how to:
Control depth of field for stunning portraits
Freeze action or create artistic motion blur
Shoot confidently in any lighting condition
Take your photography from auto to fully manual
📸 All photos, demonstrations, and aperture graphics in this video are my own original work
0:00 Introduction
0:26 What is Exposure?
0:48 The Water Glass Analogy
1:11 The Exposure Triangle
1:34 Understanding Aperture
2:12 Live Aperture Demonstration
3:17 Depth of Field Explained
4:01 Understanding Shutter Speed
4:40 Motion and Shutter Speed Effects
5:08 Understanding ISO
6:19 How Settings Work Together
7:43 Real World Examples
9:40 Working in Low Light
10:04 Using Your Camera's Light Meter
11:10 Camera Modes Explained
12:04 Final Tips and Practice
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Attribution for graphics used within the video:
© Friedrich Haag / Wikimedia Commons / “004 2020 05 12 Sensor” / CC BY-SA 4.0
WClarke and Samsara, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (inverted colors, increased line thickness for viewability at smaller sizes)
Font Awesome, Hans-Ludwig Meyer(replaced black with white), CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Rodrigo.Argenton, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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If photography feels overwhelming, this guide is for you. We'll break down the exposure triangle into simple, practical terms using real demonstrations.
You'll learn:
- How to avoid overexposed and underexposed photos.
- Why some photos are blurry while others are sharp.
- The secret to creating beautiful background blur.
- How to capture motion exactly as you envision it.
- Camera settings
- Camera modes (Auto, Aperture, Shutter, Manual, Program)
Perfect for beginners and experienced photographers looking to refresh their fundamentals. By the end of this video, you'll understand how to:
Control depth of field for stunning portraits
Freeze action or create artistic motion blur
Shoot confidently in any lighting condition
Take your photography from auto to fully manual
📸 All photos, demonstrations, and aperture graphics in this video are my own original work
0:00 Introduction
0:26 What is Exposure?
0:48 The Water Glass Analogy
1:11 The Exposure Triangle
1:34 Understanding Aperture
2:12 Live Aperture Demonstration
3:17 Depth of Field Explained
4:01 Understanding Shutter Speed
4:40 Motion and Shutter Speed Effects
5:08 Understanding ISO
6:19 How Settings Work Together
7:43 Real World Examples
9:40 Working in Low Light
10:04 Using Your Camera's Light Meter
11:10 Camera Modes Explained
12:04 Final Tips and Practice
Attribution for graphics used in thumbnail:
SimpleIcon, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
© El Grafo, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
André Luiz Gollo, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Attribution for graphics used within the video:
© Friedrich Haag / Wikimedia Commons / “004 2020 05 12 Sensor” / CC BY-SA 4.0
WClarke and Samsara, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (inverted colors, increased line thickness for viewability at smaller sizes)
Font Awesome, Hans-Ludwig Meyer(replaced black with white), CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Rodrigo.Argenton, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Sphl, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Runner1616, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Licenses for graphics used
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0
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Exploring Tri-X: 70 Years of Film Magic, Fresh vs Expired (1983)
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Kodak Tri-X is one of the most iconic films in photography, but the Tri-X of today isn’t the same as it was when it came out 70 years ago. Will the present hold up to the past? Let’s find out. Throughout the years, changes in silver content, and evolving manufacturing techniques have transformed it into the 400TX of today. In this video, I take a deep dive into the history of Tri-X and put it t...
Simple Fix For Minolta SRT101: Stuck Mirror and Shutter
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In this video, I tackle a common issue with my Minolta SRT101: a stuck mirror that won’t return and a second shutter curtain that doesn’t always close properly. After making the repairs, I thoroughly test the camera to ensure it's working correctly. These problems are often linked in this camera model, and when they are, the fix is relatively straightforward, requiring only minimal tools and ex...
I Tried Recreating a 130-Year-Old Developer... My First Time Developing Film
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I’m jumping back into film photography after a five-year break. In this video, I’ll be shooting and developing some black and white Arista 400 film for the very first time. I’ll also take a closer look at the chemistry behind film development and try my hand at making the classic black and white film developer, Rodinal, myself. Developer Recipe (parodinal): apenasimagens.com/en/parodinal-homema...
EXCELLENT! In wildlife photography we often have low light conditions and relatively high ISO, so we intentionally overexpose...a term called expose to the right (ETR), so the histogram is shifted towards brighter values but highlights of the subject are not blown out.
As someone who just started a youtube channel and knows nothing about photography, I have to say that this was excellent! Subscribed!
Thank you very much!
a complete class, incredible video
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Absolutely 100% the best video out there to explain the fundamentals of your camera for taking photos!!!
Wow, that means a lot! Thank you so much!
Thank you
You're welcome. Glad the video was helpful.
thank you so much for this! I finally understand the topic so much better thanks to you.
That's awesome! Knowing my videos are actually helping people makes it worth all the effort. Thanks for letting me know!
gained a sub! excellent content and well made, sending love from Indonesia!!❤️❤️
Thank you so much! Happy to have your support.
You nailed it..👏
I appreciate it, Muhammed!
Nice video! Do you know the storage conditions they were under? I just got a few rolls of TXP from 1983 that were apparently frozen until July 2024. From what I read and researched, I was quite surprised to see you go down to 50-100 ISO. I read that a single stop of exposure (from 400 to 200) might be enough for a film that was frozen for 40 years. Also, you didn't mention you experienced any fog...perhaps the HC-110 helped?
I don't know the storage conditions for certain. I got the film from someone who went to an estate sale. He said it was inside someones darkroom. So I'm guessing room temp, which might be why it worked a lot better at 50-100 instead of 200. If yours was actually frozen I'm sure they have held up a lot better to age. Also if you have TXP and not TX its 320 ISO and might have held up a little better. As for base fog, there definitely was some. But it honestly was minor. The negatives looked gray instead of clear. Very noticeable compared to new film but still very transparent. I didn't try any other developers so its hard to say how much the HC-110 helped. But, I suspect it was a factor and that's one of the main reasons I chose HC-110. I'm sure you'll get images shooting one stop over and you can always adjust a little for the next roll. Anyway, glad you liked the video and good luck with your Tri-X!
@@NeverfStop Thanks for the info. I'm going to use HC-110 also. I forgot to mention - I enjoyed the history, the pics and comparisons - keep up the good work!
You can calibrate your SRT to use modern batteries in it. th-cam.com/video/DYaKaJs8nOI/w-d-xo.html Also you can download light meter apps that are pretty accurate to compare camera/light meters too.
@@TIMWHY2 I’ll have to give the meter calibration for modern batteries a shot. Thanks for sharing!
Love the authenticity of showing us how the "first time" went. Nice.
Thank you algorithm for this video. Would love to try TriX Pan!
@@ik7960 Glad the algorithm brought you here. Keep an eye out for when I revisit discontinued Kodak films for the give away.
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Greetings from Malaysia. A big shout-out to you for this very straight forward video..mine having the exact problem and saves me repair costs which will probably be more than the camera itself! Initially i thought its the tired springs after so many years.. Did exactly what you taught..voila it works like a charm and its so smooth and energetic till you can feel the camera shakes abit when the reflex mirror and shutter hits😅 Thanks again..Cheers
Glad it worked! Have fun taking photos.
Have you ever shot the original Tri-X? I'd love to hear about your experience. If you want to see the comparison photos yourself checkout my instagram post.
So interesting! Please please please tell me you still have the expired film?
@@bradssimplelife I still have it. Will be a new video about it soon.
Nice vid! It’s like NileRed meets film photography
@@piperlaughs617 thanks!
Very NileRed to use Tylenol and have to think if the color is from the letters. Nice video.
Thanks! Now that the solution is older with air exposure it’s a brown color and not as red so I’m leaning towards the dye with how much more red it was.
I can recommend having the ingredients of caffenol on hand. It lasts a very long time if you leave it in its core ingredients and can be mixed shortly before use. However if you want absolute image quality and need it to last a long time I would suggest one of the Pyrocat recipes. But congrats in making your own developer, it is very addictive in my experience.
I've been really curious about caffenol will probably try that soon. Might have to try a few others as well.
Thank you algorithm for bringing your channel to my feed. Really enjoyed watching your video.
Thank you! Happy to hear the algorithm is working.
Well done, you got some great shots! There is nothing better in my opinion than pulling out the negatives from the tank, wondering what one got, best feeling EVER that no digital camera can ever match. I love some of your compositions.
Thank you! Glad you liked the shots. Seeing your negatives after development is way more satisfying than I ever could have imagined.
Great first video man, got a new subscriber
Thank you!