PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS in 10 MINUTES

Thank you so much for watching! Leave your photography questions in a comment below and maybe I'll make a video in the future to answer them!

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This is great video, very simple and made it easy to distinguish the differences of the three settings. This was probably the most accessible video I’ve gotten to watch and actually learn from. Thank you.

Love this, thank you!! I just got an iphone 15 pro max and learning more about the camera so I can use it at the fullest

Super helpful thank you

I like how its explain

omg I've been asking and asking for advice with my camera and I could never get anyone to break it down and explain it to me. This video was a huge help and made it so I could understand it way better. Thank you so much!

What camera are you using to create this video? It’s beautiful; and I’d love to know what to use for content creation like this as well as professional photography (maybe there is an all in one; maybe you need two cameras?)

Nice try, but honestly, mastering the art of photography in just 10 minutes? That's a bit ambitious, don't you think? It takes time, practice, and passion to truly understand the basics. Keep shooting and exploring, though!

Nice attempt, but sorry mate, photography basics can't really be squeezed into just 10 minutes. It's a lifelong journey of learning and exploration. Keep clicking and evolving!

love the video and I am extremely new. If i am not mistaken, I did look up ISO is an acronym that stands for "International Organization for Standardization" still good information though.

Who told you that your “ISO” explanation is right? Don’t trust them anymore

Did I just watch a TED talk?

For someone that took grade 11 digital photography and forgets almost everything he ever learned except aperture this video really helped

Bro literally explained cameras in 10 minutes

Thank you 👍🇨🇦

Many thanks

Bravo

Great!

Thanks you 😮❤

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Thank you. Loved the way you explained Sir. Understood the basics well

My camera is very quiet when I increase the ISO and makes no noise.

As someone who knows nothing about cameras, could you bump up the ISO to get that sort of grainy, Polaroid feel?

Love it! You did tell them good :D

Great video and very helpful. Could do without the music, but learned a lot. Thanks!

Amazing

Not me ready to invest in camera to start exploring in photography and seeing that $2,000 price tag.💀😂 Any recommendations on good cameras under or around 1k? What other expenses or accessories are needed to accommodate ?

great video :) however how does exposure play into that? I have a fuji xt 30 II and i can play with my exposure just wondering how you would put it in here

Bro as someone who has recently taken an interest in photography I thank you for this very helpful video. Cheers bro.

Just FINALLY been able to get back into my love of photograpy, with a Rebel EOS T7, your infomation on F-stop will come in handy, Thank You

Dude i gotta say you are great at explaining everything thank you so much for this

You can pretty much test these lessons out with just a phone, you dont need a camera, just camera on pro/manual mode

thNKA ENJOYED YOU Class vsery much

My camera's ISO goes up to 51200. Why on earth would I need it to be that high?

Thx😊

Yes, finally someone to explain this to me in simple language and examples. I think I'll get my camera out, put it on manual and go shooting.

Very instructional in such small frame of time - We can't ever thank enough people like you who share their knowledge and skills in complex fields that take years to master - thanks :)

I am an art student and from the bottom of my hearth,THANK YOU YOU ARE SAVING MY LIFE

Great video!

That was actually a good video thanks I’m gonna send this to my class.

would have been nice that you showed where everything was located on the camera that you were explaining.

Finally someone who can actually explain how a camera work without just spouting out numbers. A very simple and clear video thankyou.

So good! Thank you! The best explanation I've seen. Wow!

Mark Rober?

You answered my last lingering question about ISO. No wonder I couldn’t find the answer, searching and searching the internet. 😂

Thank you thank you thank you!!!

The music in the back is so distracting