I’ve watched about 20-30 videos to try to understand camera/photography basics as I’m just getting into it, and this video explained things miles better than any of the others. Thank you so much
GREAT FOR BEGINNERS! This was fantastic, overview and my understanding: 1. Aperture affects background 2. Shutter speed affects movement, and how much light is allowed in 3. ISO affects light, magic potion to bring more light if needed. Simple, subscribing now !
The eye analogy, real time examples explaining what setting work best situationally. 10/10, I’m excited and feel confident to go and purchase a camera and try things out referencing this video.
I’ve watched dozens of videos about this and I have a good understanding when it comes to video. However, you’ve just unlocked the inner photographer in me. You explained that so well, a real lightbulb moment. You should copyright your explanation lol! Thanks bro, I always look forward to your videos!😎👊🏾
Thanks for saying that, it means a lot. I tried to explain as best as I understand it. However you never know if other people will see it the same way. So glad to hear the video resonated with you 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for these beginner videos. My husband and I are building our own business and need to take product pictures! I have no idea what I'm doing, but you made this a lot less daunting. Thank you again!!!!
As a Communication major who concentrated on TV/Film production, you explained this better than any of my professors. For years I struggled to grasp a down-to-earth concept on how to memorize these basic components. You did an amazing job in 14 minutes. I'm trying to alter my couple channel to have a more cinematic look similar to yours. Thanks for the guidance. #619journey - Sandrea
😊😊 thanks a lot for your kind words. It means a lot, because sometimes you think you're making sense, but it doesn't always resonate with an audience. So knowing that even one person found it helpful is a big deal. Good luck with your channel.
I've watched a lot of videos lately regarding the exposure triangle. Had a hard time understanding smaller number bigger openings etc. The way you broke it down into fractions really helped me understand why smaller ment bigger and bigger ment smaller. Thank you
I've been shooting for less than a year, and I say this is a great explanation. I watched a lot of other videos about the exposure triangle. I already understood it prior to watching this, but I was looking for the best video to recommend to an absolute beginner. This is definitely the one I'm sharing.
Nice but a bit tough for newbies. Explaining aperture and shutter with the eye analogy was great. Try sowing more examples and diagrams to explain.Still very good.
Transitioning from a career in law to documentary filmmaking and of course taking the self-teaching approach. After so many attempts of trying to understand this, your video is the only one that has made sense for my way of learning. You had analogies and visual examples, properly timed. I took notes! Thanks so much for this and shout out to a fellow Jamaican (based on your accent, hopefully im not wrong :) )
Hey man, I'm actually in the process of transitioning as well to a videography career and taking the self-teaching approach. You left his comment a few months ago, so I hope things have progressed since then
WOW! The mechanic of photography has always been difficult for my mind to understand. You broke down the mechanics and communicated them is such an easy and understandable way. I GET IT NOW!!! Thank you so much! You are a great teacher!!!
Yo the clarity on this accompanied by such striking analogies and detail is next level bredda. Thank you! I've watched other channels with quite helpful videos but I must say yours was very special. Big up yuhself!
Hello, although a photographer I thought my son would listen better to an instruction video. Nice to meet you and I look forward to my son learning from you….
UP Mi Boss!!! I wish I hand four hands to give the video 4 THUMBS UP. This was spot on. My understanding of this topic, prior to this video, was remedial at best. I feel leveled up with this fresh understanding of the topic. So thanks, Respec! and big-up u-self.
this is the video i send people when they ask questions on camera settings, or how to properly expose, how to use manual mode, what does aperture do to my images. excellent video
Thank you so much for this!! This makes so much sense! I’ve really been struggling to understand this and I’ve spent almost a year researching and watching videos. I finally understand it. I’ve got this on loop so it really sticks in my brain. But thank you. This is going to help soo much ❤
Awesome! Glad to hear that!! I'm currently working on a follow up to this for video. But maybe also a couple other break out videos going into each individual part of the triangle a bit more in depth.
Awesome job explaining your subject. As a fledgling to the photography world I found this to be the most valuable of the numerous videos that I've viewed on this very topic. You've got my attention, my thumbs up and my subscription. Thanks for taking the time to produce such quality content.
Thank you SO much for making this video. I'm an extremely novice photographer and couldn't wrap my head around the exposure triangle. This makes it make so much sense and I feel like I have such a good grasp on it now!
Loved the eye analogy, fantastic description. This is exactly how I’m going to explain it to people that don’t understand what I’m doing from now on. Thank you.
Thanks broo for this great job. I want to know more further about aperture in term of delpth of field; to have a very blury background again your subject, will the value number increase or decrease? For shutter speed in term of movement, if you want to have a clear image on motion, will the shutter value increase or decrease?
Thanks for watching. That's a tricky question to answer. Like I said in the video, aperture and shutter speed are expressed as fractions so bigger and smaller can seem counterintuitive. Like F2 is bigger than F4, because it's F/2 and F/4. All that said. When you're in your camera: smaller F stop numbers give you blurrier back grounds (1.4, 2, 2.8 etc). And for shutter 'larger' numbers for capturing motion: 1/250, 1/1000 etc.
This is awesome content! I am trying to figure out how to set up a multi cam recording where 3 cameras and lights are constantly relocated from scene to scene. How to match exposure, iso and white balance on the cameras? Would be awesome if you could make a video about that!
Hi thanks for watching. I don’t have a specific video for exactly what you’re talking about. However with the principles from this video on exposure and this one on custom white balance: th-cam.com/video/mUlnH44twwA/w-d-xo.html It should point you in the right direction. What type of cameras are you using?
@@CreativeTechLab Hey man, thank the reply, highly appreciated! I will either rent 3x a7iii or a7c - each camera with the 24-105 f4 lens and the same B&W vario nd filter. I am trying to get it right from the start before trashing out money for the rental, unfortunately I won't have xs time to experiment ahead. Video settings will be 4k 24/50, HLG2, iso set 100.
Little correction: iso does not change your exposure. The amount of light hitting the sensor stays the same but the sensor signal (including the noise) gets boosted. Increasing the iso has basically the same effect on your image as brightening it up afterwards in photoshop. The only ways to control the amount of actual light hitting the sensor (and thus change the exposure) are aperture and shutter speed.
A very important thing to realize is that in fact....No, ISO is not part of exposure. Shutter Speed and Aperture brighten your photo by physically capturing more light. Which is the amount of light falling on your sensor. ISO doesn't do that; instead, it essentially increases or decreases the sensitivity of your cameras sensor. So, don't consider it to be a component of the actual exposure.
No one can explain it because it is impossible, hand held meters and exposure disc's, were...... not triangular. And exposure is computed from light and iso so we now have a weird triangle 😩
I’ve watched about 20-30 videos to try to understand camera/photography basics as I’m just getting into it, and this video explained things miles better than any of the others. Thank you so much
Great to hear! Glad you found it helpful
Exactly the same for me, just got my own camera and trying to underdtand thing. This video really helped me understand!
GREAT FOR BEGINNERS! This was fantastic, overview and my understanding:
1. Aperture affects background
2. Shutter speed affects movement, and how much light is allowed in
3. ISO affects light, magic potion to bring more light if needed.
Simple, subscribing now !
Glad u found it helpful
Aperture affects Depth of Field. I'm sure you know that by now.
The eye analogy, real time examples explaining what setting work best situationally. 10/10, I’m excited and feel confident to go and purchase a camera and try things out referencing this video.
I’ve watched dozens of videos about this and I have a good understanding when it comes to video. However, you’ve just unlocked the inner photographer in me. You explained that so well, a real lightbulb moment. You should copyright your explanation lol! Thanks bro, I always look forward to your videos!😎👊🏾
Thanks for saying that, it means a lot. I tried to explain as best as I understand it. However you never know if other people will see it the same way. So glad to hear the video resonated with you 🙏🏽
I've spent 6 months trying to get my head around the aperture/shutter/exposure principals - explained simply and beautiful in 10 mins !! thank you !
Thank you so much for these beginner videos. My husband and I are building our own business and need to take product pictures! I have no idea what I'm doing, but you made this a lot less daunting. Thank you again!!!!
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck with your business
As a Communication major who concentrated on TV/Film production, you explained this better than any of my professors. For years I struggled to grasp a down-to-earth concept on how to memorize these basic components. You did an amazing job in 14 minutes.
I'm trying to alter my couple channel to have a more cinematic look similar to yours. Thanks for the guidance. #619journey
- Sandrea
😊😊 thanks a lot for your kind words. It means a lot, because sometimes you think you're making sense, but it doesn't always resonate with an audience. So knowing that even one person found it helpful is a big deal. Good luck with your channel.
I've watched a lot of videos lately regarding the exposure triangle. Had a hard time understanding smaller number bigger openings etc. The way you broke it down into fractions really helped me understand why smaller ment bigger and bigger ment smaller. Thank you
I've been shooting for less than a year, and I say this is a great explanation. I watched a lot of other videos about the exposure triangle. I already understood it prior to watching this, but I was looking for the best video to recommend to an absolute beginner. This is definitely the one I'm sharing.
Thanks! Really appreciate it
Nice but a bit tough for newbies. Explaining aperture and shutter with the eye analogy was great. Try sowing more examples and diagrams to explain.Still very good.
Thanks
Awesome overview! Thanks man that description helps a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
Transitioning from a career in law to documentary filmmaking and of course taking the self-teaching approach. After so many attempts of trying to understand this, your video is the only one that has made sense for my way of learning. You had analogies and visual examples, properly timed. I took notes! Thanks so much for this and shout out to a fellow Jamaican (based on your accent, hopefully im not wrong :) )
Hey man, I'm actually in the process of transitioning as well to a videography career and taking the self-teaching approach. You left his comment a few months ago, so I hope things have progressed since then
After watching multiple videos and reading tons of articles, all i needed was finding this video sooner. Thank you so much!!
Great to hear!
WOW! The mechanic of photography has always been difficult for my mind to understand. You broke down the mechanics and communicated them is such an easy and understandable way. I GET IT NOW!!! Thank you so much! You are a great teacher!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yo the clarity on this accompanied by such striking analogies and detail is next level bredda. Thank you! I've watched other channels with quite helpful videos but I must say yours was very special. Big up yuhself!
Much appreciated
Clean and clear!
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Hands down the best video on the exposure triangle on the internet.
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Hello, although a photographer I thought my son would listen better to an instruction video. Nice to meet you and I look forward to my son learning from you….
Hopefully he learns something!
Im a beginner and this made so much sense. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
UP Mi Boss!!! I wish I hand four hands to give the video 4 THUMBS UP. This was spot on. My understanding of this topic, prior to this video, was remedial at best. I feel leveled up with this fresh understanding of the topic. So thanks, Respec! and big-up u-self.
Bless up! Glad to know the content helps!
this is the video i send people when they ask questions on camera settings, or how to properly expose, how to use manual mode, what does aperture do to my images. excellent video
Thanks you! 🙏🏾
So incredibly helpful.
Glad you think so!
Thank you so much for this!! This makes so much sense! I’ve really been struggling to understand this and I’ve spent almost a year researching and watching videos. I finally understand it. I’ve got this on loop so it really sticks in my brain. But thank you. This is going to help soo much ❤
Awesome! Glad to hear that!! I'm currently working on a follow up to this for video. But maybe also a couple other break out videos going into each individual part of the triangle a bit more in depth.
Best explanation I’ve watched so far!
Glad to hear it!
Awesome job explaining your subject. As a fledgling to the photography world I found this to be the most valuable of the numerous videos that I've viewed on this very topic. You've got my attention, my thumbs up and my subscription. Thanks for taking the time to produce such quality content.
🙏🏽 thanks for watching and subbing. Glad you found the video helpful
Loved this video. Thanks a lot for putting it together. You're an awesome teacher!
Glad it was helpful!
Bro just got a Sony a6100 and I'm a finance guy and this video is awesome. Also, so helpful for creative dummies 😊
Glad to hear it!
man this a great video...thank you i learned alot from it
Glad you enjoyed it
thanks so much, brilliant explanations!! almost had given up understanding the way this works before finding this vid:) Cheers!
You're welcome! Glad it helped
thank you for this video it was really helpful to me.. you said it the right way so my head is finally starting to understand what is this about
Awesome. Thanls for watching!
Thank you, I wish you keep making more videos. Your way of explaining is very laid back but very helpful for beginners.
Thank you, I will get to it.
One of the best most simplified explanations , explain it to me like if i'm a 5 year old .Muy bien hecho, Excelente ! Just subscribed to your channel
Awesome, thank you!
Just found this explanation. Not new to photography. Brilliant analogy and explanation.
Thanks! Glad you liked it
Bro your explanations are goated 🔥
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Thank you SO much for making this video. I'm an extremely novice photographer and couldn't wrap my head around the exposure triangle. This makes it make so much sense and I feel like I have such a good grasp on it now!
Great to hear!
Thank you so much! It helps understand the basic things.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome clear tutorial! Thank you Big-Time!
You're welcome!
Absolute legend cheers mate.. The was the F stops I wasn’t fully understanding many thanks you’ve got yourself a new subscriber..
Glad it helped. And thanks for the sub
Loved the eye analogy, fantastic description. This is exactly how I’m going to explain it to people that don’t understand what I’m doing from now on. Thank you.
Thanks. Glad you liked the analogy.
Thanks for the tips!
Happy to help!
Thank you. Very simple and explanary
Glad it was helpful!
This was a phenomenal explanation.
Thanks!
good to see ya mate.. great video , I wish I'd of watched this when I started out
Thanks G! I tried my best for it to make sense
Very informative and easy to understand, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the breakdown!!!
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Great explanation 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great job explaining it. Earned my like and subscribe. Thank you for the info.
Awesome, thank you!
This is gold fam. Thank you.
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Amazing! Thank you! 🙏🏻
thanks I learned so much watching this.
Thankyou so much!!!! I finally understand!!!!
Glad it helped!
This was soooo helpful!! Thanks so much :)
You're so welcome!
thank u so much , that was simple and clear ;)
Glad to hear that!
Great explanation, really helps. Subscribing now :)
Glad it helped!
Bless up. Thanks for this explanation. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
🙏🏽 respect!
Thank you ,sir
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This was well done . I can’t even lie. New sub
Honestly man best explanation! Thanks loads bro this really helped me out!
Glad to hear it!
Very well explained 👏
Thank you! Glad you liked it. 🙂
Awesome f**king video mi general !! Big up u self 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 don’t hide your accent bro 🔥🔥🔥
Respect 🙏🏾
Awesome explanation.
thanks glad u liked it
What an amazing well explained video... Thank you soooo much! You also have a new sub.
Thank you for this video 😊
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Thank u!
You're welcome!
Great video! Thanks
Tnaks for watching
Muchas gracias.
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Thanks broo for this great job.
I want to know more further about aperture in term of delpth of field; to have a very blury background again your subject, will the value number increase or decrease?
For shutter speed in term of movement, if you want to have a clear image on motion, will the shutter value increase or decrease?
Thanks for watching. That's a tricky question to answer. Like I said in the video, aperture and shutter speed are expressed as fractions so bigger and smaller can seem counterintuitive. Like F2 is bigger than F4, because it's F/2 and F/4.
All that said. When you're in your camera: smaller F stop numbers give you blurrier back grounds (1.4, 2, 2.8 etc). And for shutter 'larger' numbers for capturing motion: 1/250, 1/1000 etc.
Love your explanations
Such a great video. Thank you so much!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Sir!
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love this man......thank you
amazing video thank you
Thank you for watching! Glad you liked it.
Awesome! Thank you !
New fan here.. love the info
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Great video hanks for sharing:-)
And Your video Quality is very sharp and nice;)
Greetings from Austria
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you 😊 💓
Welcome!
Love your videos! Super helpful!
Thanks. Glad you like the content
Great video. Keep them coming
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You should start a series "As simple as possible"
Thanks bro
Lol. I’ll see what I can do for future explanations.
Thank you !!!!
You're welcome!
Thanks for this!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Thanks bro 🙏
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Thanks for the video dude. This all made total sense. Just bought my first camera (T8i) can't wait to put this to use with all my interests.
Awesome and good luck.
Blessed 🙏🏽
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Good explanation thank you sir
Thank you for watching.
great video
Thanks 🙏🏾
Do you do 1 on 1 classes by any chance?
I don't. But I'm sure there's someone out there that does.
ありがとう👍👍👍
どういたしまして 😀
This is awesome content! I am trying to figure out how to set up a multi cam recording where 3 cameras and lights are constantly relocated from scene to scene. How to match exposure, iso and white balance on the cameras? Would be awesome if you could make a video about that!
Hi thanks for watching. I don’t have a specific video for exactly what you’re talking about. However with the principles from this video on exposure and this one on custom white balance: th-cam.com/video/mUlnH44twwA/w-d-xo.html It should point you in the right direction. What type of cameras are you using?
@@CreativeTechLab Hey man, thank the reply, highly appreciated! I will either rent 3x a7iii or a7c - each camera with the 24-105 f4 lens and the same B&W vario nd filter. I am trying to get it right from the start before trashing out money for the rental, unfortunately I won't have xs time to experiment ahead. Video settings will be 4k 24/50, HLG2, iso set 100.
Little correction: iso does not change your exposure. The amount of light hitting the sensor stays the same but the sensor signal (including the noise) gets boosted. Increasing the iso has basically the same effect on your image as brightening it up afterwards in photoshop.
The only ways to control the amount of actual light hitting the sensor (and thus change the exposure) are aperture and shutter speed.
Thanks for the clarification. For real world use it's still part of the equation.
Wolmerian!
Bless up!
ISO is how sensitive your sensor
Shutter speed concerns speed
Aperture is a hole which can be adjusted for lights to create image
Thanks for your write up
A very important thing to realize is that in fact....No, ISO is not part of exposure. Shutter Speed and Aperture brighten your photo by physically capturing more light. Which is the amount of light falling on your sensor.
ISO doesn't do that; instead, it essentially increases or decreases the sensitivity of your cameras sensor. So, don't consider it to be a component of the actual exposure.
This make may sense in theory. But not for real world application.
Always and ever when i to use that rules, my photos get worst so i prefer auto mode. Ever works well
Once you use manual mode you’ll get used to manipulating ur camera for better results
I definitely searched for photography for dummies 😅
LOL. Hopefully it helped
No one can explain it because it is impossible, hand held meters and exposure disc's, were...... not triangular.
And exposure is computed from light and iso so we now have a weird triangle 😩
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I have a better understanding of Exposure.
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Oscar bruh I watch this 🤌🏼🫶🏼
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The music is distracting
Sorry
EXCELLENT explanation!!!!!!
Glad you think so!