New Photographer Tips: Master Aperture Priority Mode for Better Photos

In this video, I'm giving tips on how to shoot photos using aperture priority mode instead of auto. This will help you to get better photos and learn how to shoot in aperture priority mode. It will bridge the gap nicely when wanting learn manual which all aspiring photographers should eventually do.
If you're new to photography, then I recommend that you try aperture priority mode. Aperture priority mode is a more advanced shooting mode that allows you to control the aperture, which is the opening of the lens. This will help you to get better photos and learn how to shoot in manual mode. By using aperture priority mode, you'll be able to control the depth of field, which will affect the amount of background blur in your photo. So check out this video and learn how to shoot better photos!
Camera:
Sony a7iv
Sony a6400
Mic: Elgato Wave 3
My favorite lens for Aperture - 24mm F/1.4 Gmaster Prime Lens
Edited on: Premiere Pro
Music: MotionArray

[@hushni]

Idk what goes to my mind.. But first time learned about camera settings, i do it just with guide from some short tutorial, and go out there with full manual mode... I learned my lesson very hard... Now.. Everything looks easy to me.. Lol

[@JosephValenti]

Sometimes diving in is the best way to just figure things out

[@ToddAutry]

I just picked up a Sony A7IV,
The last time I did photography was with a Pentax k1000 in 1988.
I knew things had changed

[@JosephValenti]

I am jealous of that camera though - I kind of want one haha

[@FruitaBus]

Aperture and Shutter priority are convenient depending on your situation. Not sure if Sony has the setting but all of my Panasonic's had a min/max shutter as well in A-Priority mode. It's almost perfect for easy shooting, especially if you have all of the settings dialed in right. Shutter priority is nice for run and gun video as well.

[@JosephValenti]

Yea some times I’ve just like to slam it in aperture priority and just chill. It’s nice to have.

[@magdak8491]

I personally don’t like this mode, it can still spoil the sharpness of moving objects by wrong shutter speed.

[@JosephValenti]

Yea for me it's not a go to mode - it's a " I don't have time for X" mode

[@TheAdequateMedia]

What do you suggest as a Maxximum for the A7III basic?

[@JosephValenti]

Max iso? Never used it but best bet is to test it out!
I can try and ask around if someone has one out of my camera friends

[@arpitkumar1]

6400 is the best max iso

[@cyvidal10]

how about the shutter speed?

[@JosephValenti]

Shutter speed priority mode?

[@FreeSpeakInDemocracy]

​@@JosephValenti can aperture priority mode use on vifeo mode? Thanks

[@AGENT-J-bt2mm]

No need to tickle your pickle folks. Just go raw from the start and let your actions be your guide. That’s what she said

[@JosephValenti]

oh boy lol

[@SlightlyDank]

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[@JosephValenti]

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[@kultyurgeym]

I only use manual since I started photography 🥲

[@JosephValenti]

Manual is alwasy better for sure, but Aperture Priority mode has it's place for sure. Love using it during receptions

[@jaloemimoe2319]

​@@JosephValentiwhy use it during receptions? The light isnt changing a lot indoors? Do you shoot manual outside on a love or wedding shoot? Even when the light is changing because of clouds moving in and out of light?