This is so rare to come across such a no-BS author on TH-cam... I mean this gentleman simply gives out some of the best imaginable pieces of advice in such a simple an ready-to-use manner. This man is so underrated and is definately a gold. I only wish more TH-camrs were like Steven. I wish Steven the best in all of his endeavours - humble person and brilliant mind.
I hear a lot of hate that cellphone photos aren't photography, but don't blame the tool, these things are powerful. I just got a new iPhone and I found this morning I can keep it in raw, by default it goes back to jpg each time. Thanks Steven.
Well, Paul, I remember hearing the same thing abut digital capture vis a vis film. (It's never the wand; it's always the magician.) As for settings: (1) be sure your RAW is not x-ed out. (2) Then go to: SETTINGS>CAMERA>PRESERVE SETTINGS>PRO RAW should be activated. Leave settings. This should now make RAW the default format.
I will do that. But here is the basic workflow. Set up your camera. Your meter will give you a midpoint after you have set your ISO and your f./stop. Leaving the f/stop where it is, make exposures in thirds starting two stops under your midpoiint reading and going to two stops over your midpoint reading. 13 photos in all.
I love your TH-cam Videos and your book. I have learned so much, especially about composition. Do you think you could do a video on how you do HDR? I go back and forth between blending ambient and flash and just using HDR. I would really like to make sure I am producing the best HDR images possible. Thank you.
Thank you for your note,Tom. I appreciate the kind remarks. My next video is going to be about HDR processing and the plug-in that I am now using. I hope by the end of the week.
Thanks for your note. It would have been prohibitively expensive to issue the book in print form. However, any of the pages, like the workflows, can easily be printed.
Thanks for this, I do architectural photography professionally and my work needs me to teach a cell phone photography class. I have no idea what I'm doing shooting with a cell phone besides point and click. These settings will be helpful to try out.
This is so rare to come across such a no-BS author on TH-cam... I mean this gentleman simply gives out some of the best imaginable pieces of advice in such a simple an ready-to-use manner. This man is so underrated and is definately a gold. I only wish more TH-camrs were like Steven. I wish Steven the best in all of his endeavours - humble person and brilliant mind.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
This channel is PURE GOLD! It really answers all of my questions and when I least expect it, there’s a video about it.
Thank you, Andrei.
Your videos are incredibly valuable Sr.
I wish I see this video early, it's so great!
Great information. I really like your TH-cam channel.
Thank you, Mike. Much appreciated.
I hear a lot of hate that cellphone photos aren't photography, but don't blame the tool, these things are powerful. I just got a new iPhone and I found this morning I can keep it in raw, by default it goes back to jpg each time. Thanks Steven.
Well, Paul, I remember hearing the same thing abut digital capture vis a vis film. (It's never the wand; it's always the magician.) As for settings: (1) be sure your RAW is not x-ed out. (2) Then go to: SETTINGS>CAMERA>PRESERVE SETTINGS>PRO RAW should be activated. Leave settings. This should now make RAW the default format.
Thank you for these videos! I don't quite understand bracketing that discussed. Could you make a video just on bracketing?
I will do that. But here is the basic workflow. Set up your camera. Your meter will give you a midpoint after you have set your ISO and your f./stop. Leaving the f/stop where it is, make exposures in thirds starting two stops under your midpoiint reading and going to two stops over your midpoint reading. 13 photos in all.
@@stevenbrookephotography thank you for the response. I will try this.
great video thanks!! i have sooo many questions but i will pick one,, do you know if this will work as good on android? (say a samsung)
I don't have an Android, but I am certain that it would. Perhaps someone in the community using an Android will weigh in here.
I love your TH-cam Videos and your book. I have learned so much, especially about composition. Do you think you could do a video on how you do HDR? I go back and forth between blending ambient and flash and just using HDR. I would really like to make sure I am producing the best HDR images possible. Thank you.
Thank you for your note,Tom. I appreciate the kind remarks. My next video is going to be about HDR processing and the plug-in that I am now using. I hope by the end of the week.
@@stevenbrookephotography Thank you so much. Can't wait.
Thank you so much Prof. Brooke for your content. Just wondering if the ebook is also available in printed version. Thank you!
Thanks for your note. It would have been prohibitively expensive to issue the book in print form. However, any of the pages, like the workflows, can easily be printed.
Hi, so I tried to go to your website but it doesn’t seem to be working.
server maintenance
@@stevenbrookephotography is your book available via Amazon?
yes, but you can easily get a copy from stevenbrookephotography.com
Thanks for this, I do architectural photography professionally and my work needs me to teach a cell phone photography class. I have no idea what I'm doing shooting with a cell phone besides point and click. These settings will be helpful to try out.