5 Photography Tips I Wish I learned Earlier

[@claricecruzseipp9733]

Great Video ! Thank you so much !

[@jasperbuitenhuis6771]

Date the camera married the lenses i like it👍

[@JBproductions.]

Great tips!

[@creativeone1115]

Great tips especially #5 about the glass/lens being the most important part.

[@agentjtravel_walkthru4205]

Thank you for the great video, you guys have been a great help with all my purchases. Great tips !!!

[@GearFocus]

Thanks very much! 👍

[@dovidell]

phew !! no lecture on shooting RAW instead of JPEG , that's got to be first from a pro !!!!

[@GearFocus]

It doesn't matter how it was shot if it looks good!

[@dovidell]

@@GearFocus that's ALSO a first !!

[@syntom1]

I wish I knew that after buying camera and glass, I still need to spend as much for developing raw...

[@johndurrack757]

There are a million photo experts (or the so called) who have already talked about these things a gazillion times. Yet, you chose to do this. Interesting!

[@GearFocus]

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[@johndurrack757]

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[@CStonePhoto]

#2 is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Who buys a 2300$ 50mm 1.2 to shoot it at 2.8? Sharpest image is not always the goal SMH

[@baronhead]

Not at all! Most people starting out shoot at the lowest aperture and NEVEr realize that the lens isn’t the sharpest. He also doesn’t say it isn’t always. Rewatch and listen.

[@CStonePhoto]

@@baronhead I re-watched it still sounds dumb IMO. But makes sense that someone shooting with a 24-105 F4 would discount the benefits of a fast lens.