How to Shoot in Full Manual Mode - Complete Guide for Photographers
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- Shooting in full manual mode on your camera can seem daunting at first. But learning how to shoot in manual is the best way to improve your images as you get more comfortable with your camera. While you can capture some great images in aperture priority or even auto mode, using full manual will give you the most control over the look of your images, which is essential if you want to take great photos.
In this video, you'll learn everything you need to know about aperture, shutter speed, and ISO to use full manual mode in your photography. These settings are universal, and all photographers should understand how they affect their photos, regardless of the brand of camera they use.
0:00 - Introduction
1:26 - What is Shutter Speed?
2:49 - What is Aperture?
4:58 - What is ISO?
7:02 - Getting the Perfect Exposure
8:20 - Three-Step Process to Choose Settings
10:13 - Example of Setting Manual Exposure
12:12 - Conclusion
Great video! Love shooting in manual....
That’s the way to go!
really helpful thanks
You're welcome!
Hi Austin! Was looking at your "photo editing made easy" tutorial, I don't have Lightroom but Pixelmator Pro. Would this be relevant in my situation?
Hi! I haven't used Pixelmator Pro so I'm not sure how similar it would be. I talk a bit about my editing philosophy but use Lightroom in the tutorial.
@@AustinJamesJackson Thank you for the reply! You have great free content so I will purchase it to support your channel.
ISO has nothing to do with exposure. It digitally brightens the image after it is taken and applies it to the RAW or JPG file. Most, if not all, mirrorless cameras can "simulate" the exposure with ISO applied before you take the picture; hence, the reason people still tend to think ISO is part of the exposure.
True! It’s worth talking about though. I can’t tell you how many photographers use auto ISO and then think their camera sucks because mid-day images are noisy.