Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, & Light Explained-Understanding Exposure & Camera Settings

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[@tanpham1975]

Hi, you mentioned about using "Program" mode as automatic. So what's the difference between the "Program" mode and "Auto" mode setting? Sounds like they do the same things? You are a great teacher.....by the way.

[@LoganDark4357]

Aperture is how big your hole is. ISO is how sensitive your hole is. Shutter speed is how long your hole remains open.

[@damantoasty2973]

Logan Darklock hmm

[@khaleel898]

Logan Darklock lol

[@orlandoreyes6855]

Logan Darklock this is by far the best laymen term I've ever read XD

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[@articgoneape]

LOL! BEST EXPLANATION EVER!!! Straight to the point :)

[@HaouasLeDocteur]

I could listen to you explain stuff all my life and never get bored. This has informed in so many ways I am definitely sleeping less dumb tonight. Thank you for the wonderful video!

[@TonyAndChelsea]

HaouasLeDocteur Thanks!

[@Martin-gt8dr]

True

[@Dakdizzy]

Hands down the best tutorial for this topic.

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+toyarj37 I followed your suggestion. You are right on. Thanks for sharing another resource.

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[@slavicasucic]

Hands down the best tutorial I have come across. I bought a new camera and macro lens and was struggling since weeks trying to figure out what those settings mean. I used to have a point and shoot camera on which I never had to adjust anything and was at the brink of selling my new camera and lens again..Thank you SO MUCH.

[@europah2oalien462]

I agree. I now can use my camera and not cuss at it for being smarter than me. Ha-ha!

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[@jimmi8928]

Gloria S. Same I just got a A7ii my second cam my first was a lumix zs100 point and shoot so easy to use but never mess with the settings until now if I would of done that since I bought my camera it would of been easy to use my new one but everything is adding up now with this video

[@DRAYCITYRECORDS]

i second that so detailed

[@AaronRose24]

This is one of the best videos I've seen that explains the camera features. Thank you.

[@Mets747]

totally agree!

[@KirkQuesnelle]

I would also agree with this. This was very very good at solidifying things for me.

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I agree

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Simon Clark 😊

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wow damn this was a surprise.

[@alipadilla2031]

Agreed! It's like the Khan Academy of Photography. I know all of this, I go back to dark room days, but I need Tony to help me teach it to my Middle School photojournalism class. :)

[@GearsRC]

I have been into photography for 25 years and consider myself a semi-protog. For the life of me I could not explain to my son on how light works. I then remembered watching some of your videos in the past and I must say you are the most technical photographer on-line. This video was perfect for my son. Thank You so much for what you have done for my son along with other future photographers.

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[@allancastillo5359]

I never comment on videos I see on youtube, but I have gone through several videos trying to understand the topics you have addressed here, and you really made look easy, awesome creativity for visual learners, terrific job!!

[@davidquintana6151]

It is amazing the way you explain everything! I love watching all of these videos because they are so informative. Thank God for the internet.

[@AndrewDotsonvideos]

Wow this is fantastic. I was trying to do something as simple as a timelapse on my G7 , and noticed how nuanced shutter speed, aperture and ISO were and you answered all of my questions. You made it extremely approachable. 10/10

[@kennethgshaw5735]

Have been a photographer nearly all my life, as an amateur and professional. This video is one of the best that I have seen, it explains every thing in good detail without being over complicated, both for the beginner, amateur and certainly a refresher for the professional!. Overall excellent!!. Thank you!.

[@StevetheBartender_]

Cheers Tony! Made sense of my camera's settings in an easy to understand manner - brilliant!

[@wassdepp1]

Fantastic, The priceless 14 minutes video about DSLR I've watched!

[@ardentdfender4116]

This Tutorial really was immensely helpful in very fundamental understanding of Basic Photography. As well it was far more helpful as well because you properly took the time to not only explain, but “show” via demonstration of the various photos from the setup what happens when you change settings, lighting etc that in my mind it makes sense. Now these things make so much more sense in settings. One the best Tutorials I’ve seen here.

[@tamadun]

Fantastic. The best self- explanatory topic on Aperture, Shutter, ISO and Light. The setup was clever.

[@jujagthemag]

I don't know where to begin. Your knowledge is a good example of genius. The genius to me anyways are the selfless distribution of your skills to the exploring minds here. We are all your students in some form or fashion. This is truly a blessing. Thanks for the text, I will add it to my content of photography books. Thanks

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Jujag Themag Aww, thanks, Jujag!

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Tony & Chelsea Northrup totally agree!!!

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very humbled by your tutorial man, this is quite commendable.... if you come in our country Kenya i'll buy a plate of ugali nyama choma for you, heheheheheh!!!!!

[@anthonyhayden7914]

Wow, I just came here for a basic explanation of these settings to get a better understanding of camera specs for a possible purchase, and I got a whole lot more. What a great video, and it doesn't just explain these settings, but demonstrates their affects.

[@keptle]

This video is the very first one I watched, and started my photography journey. It's still the best tutorial to get out of auto mode. Thank you Tony and Chelsea.

[@SamuelNasta]

Best didactics I've ever seen in photography tutorials EVER! Congratulations!

[@jschrager23]

Tony Northrup I'm glad I found you! Just ordered my first semi pro camera the Nikon D3300 , no previous photography experience, thankfully you were the first person who popped up when I started searching for tutorials on youtube! Can't wait to start!! Also got your book on my kindle. A lot of info and I will take it in little by little

[@TonyAndChelsea]

jschrager23 Thanks, and glad to help!

[@Doctor_Zee]

Hi! I know this is an old video, but the clarity of the combination of spoken words plus the practical use of the camera in different ambient modes and settings, made this video one of the BEST tutorials I have come across regarding explanation of the ISO-f/tops-Shutter speed relationship. Simply, an awesome and easy to understand video tutorial! Thank you so much for this one :)

[@jessiquillen4504]

This video has been the most understandable I've seen so far. Thank you so much! You've really helped me grasp each setting and how they adjust depending on each other.

[@vipin_thegame]

Just got my first DSLR (dont know the ABC of photography) and I am really happy I found your video to start with. Excellent job :)

[@ipixelphotography5789]

Great explanation. If one doesn't understand the 4 principles of LISA (Light-ISO-Shutter-Aperture), they'll be floating in a sea of intellectual uncertainty....I had always heard these terms but never knew how they interacted with each other. Having a basic knowledge has helped me tremendously...Thanks again Tony.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Rob Melone My pleasure, Rob! And I've never heard LISA before, but I love it!

[@cncbuss1]

Good God! Finally, somebody who explains the use of manual camera properly! I’ve learned more in this simple video than in the couple of books I’ve bought over the years on the subject of Photography. Thank you so much for this Tony- I’ll certainly be on the lookout for more of your video tutorials and your books. Cheers from Montreal, Canada!

[@kathyweigelhi-lophotovideo2984]

This has to be one of the most outstanding videos in explaining and demonstrating the correlations between all of the settings. Thanks so much.

[@Apalapse]

Hey, I just wanted to say how much of a help this video was moving me toward using Manual mode on my DSLR. That revolution has really spurred my growth as a photographer, and I decided to make a youtube channel to teach people about various photography concepts. However, my videos will never be as comprehensive and in-depth as yours.

[@zerospecs2331]

And yet you have 150k subscribers now. Good for you! 🙌✨✨

[@ParanoidAandroid]

This was the very first Tony Northrup video I ever watched, and I've been a fan ever since. For some reason the "algo" decided to recommend it to me many years later.

[@namly4536]

Just bought my first camera, a Nikon d 3300 and your videos give me great insight. Wonderful detail and explanations. I'll be sure to try all your tutorials. Thanks!

[@AbandonAllArt]

This is one of the most helpful and best explained tutorials I have ever watched, the way that you can use such relate able analogies makes it so easy to understand. Thank you so much Tony.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Thank you!

[@love2quilt2]

I am new to DSLR and I appreciate the visuals and speed of presentation. I'll be watching a few more times for sure. Thank you. It's like "ahaaa" and then moments later, "now what number did he say?" It's very reassuring that I can pause and go back. Goal 1: learn more about how manual settings on my camera work. Goal 2: improve my photos. Goal 3: Add to #1 and #2. I am also going on my 4th mission trip to the central Visayas region of the Philippines. For me to capture not only the beauty of the area but also the beauty of the people in their daily life is something I aspire to do more effectively. I am excited about my new camera and know that I will probably revert more to the program mode, but I do want to branch into more manual settings when capturing specific moments is not quite so critical.

[@Ilovefajitas]

Thanks a lot for this video. I've just bought a 1930s Rollieflex after years of automatic camera phone pictures and was utterly lost by all the dials! The ISO is obviously set by the film in the camera, but now I get how to compensate with the aperture and shutter speed. Amazing. Thanks again.

[@AllThingsConsidered333]

Just ordered your book on Amazon. Eager to receive it and continue learning! I appreciate all the info you provide in your videos- thanks so much!

[@RichardWraith]

Hi Tony & Chelsea... Really enjoy learning from your videos, your style is so relaxed and technically factual and explained really well, so I have just bought your book, am looking forward to getting to grips with the 80D I managed to snag on eBay for a steal with a 18-135-USM lens as my first lens. Amazing how much you can save with a little patience and the correctly setup alerts :-) Thanks again and although this video is now 5yrs old, its still bang on the money.

[@myyoutube5422]

Hah! I knew I've heard your name before! I am in IT too, and I've read several of your Microsoft tutorial books before! Wow! You're amazing, Tony. Not just a computer expert but a master photographer too! Really impressed with your skills and hobbies!

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+MyYou Tube Thanks!

[@frankiecummins2277]

Great video... I take photos for a living almost by accident and just had to start figuring some things out by myself. It wasn't something I was even interested in until the last year or so and now I'm starting to take a little pride in it and actually want present my work the best I can as a photographer with absolutely no training. Thank you for posting!

[@berthoedemakers48]

Heel erg leerzaam.Ik heb in een half uur meer geleerd dan in een hele week.Thank You TonyNorhtrup

[@MattEstlea]

Well, that explains why I've been chasing my tail for so long. Very informative video, thanks!

[@markjsmccall]

You sir, area a natural teacher. I am ordering your book in paperback based purely off this.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

markjsmccall Thanks!

[@kofiboakye8868]

This is really eye opening. I finally got to understand all these after about 2 days of search. Thank you so much. Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@oldehatt476]

Recently retired and taking up photography for a hobby. Very much a beginner. Your video provided a very nice understanding of the “mystery “ per-say to settings cause and effect. I will need to watch a few more times for all to sink in. Thank you.

[@jaimecifuentes9504]

That explanation was extraordinary, thank you for that.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+Jaime Cifuentes Glad to help!

[@gordoncwright2]

I enjoyed this video so much I purchased the book :)

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+Gordon Wright Thanks, Gordon!

[@kee7678]

Tony you're far and away the best teacher on this stuff! Got all your stuff and use it to educate myself regularly. True masters are effective teachers! Well done and thank you so much to you and Chelsea both!

[@tristana4475]

Oh my gosh I can't even express to you how amazingly you explained this concept. Thank you so much!!!!

[@DSauve]

The best explanation guide out there. Thank you so much! Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@Skeebled]

i finally get it! you are the best, great explanations. thanks

[@stayfrostyairsoft2270]

This was so helpful. I appreciate the time and effort you took to explain this. One of the best tutorials and explanations on KZbin. Thank you sir.

[@SubZeDiZeD]

This is like the 20th video I am watching on the subject, and it is by far the most informative! Actually re-watched it 3 times now, excellent information with real examples, I've learned more from just this one than the other 19 videos combined... Thank you!

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CAN WE TALK ABOUT THIS GUYS AWESOME HAIR

[@TimothyMayes]

Excellent. So good that I bought the book!

[@trevor4835]

I'm so glad your channel is still alive and well, incredible resource.

[@donabrams1320]

Tony is a talented and knowledgable photographer. What a pleasure to have someone of his talent and expertise share their tips with those of us just starting out!

[@j.j.c.s2802]

Because 'International Organization for Standardization' would have different acronyms in different languages (IOS in English, OIN in French for Organisation internationale de normalisation), the founders decided to give it the short form ISO. ISO is derived from the Greek isos, meaning equal. Whatever the country, whatever the language, it's always ISO.

[@RosieBrownie]

THANK YOU! 👌

[@user-fk9nr9oj6t]

Shit ... I'm Greek and I didn't know they got it's name from a Greek word 😅

[@ModestJoke]

"the founders decided to give it the short form ISO" What founders? This was a choice by camera manufactures and the photographers they work with. The ISO itself doesn't care what term people use to describe light sensitivity. However, if you want to talk about it using a standard, then ISO 12232:2006 is a good one to use, and camera manufacturers decided to just call it "ISO" instead of "The arithmetic light sensitivity rating defined by ISO 12232:2006".

[@-SUM1-]

Same with CUT, TUC and UTC.

[@jamesdarnell8568]

Give me a word, any word, and I show you that the root of that word is Greek. - Gus Portokalos

[@jordans03]

Where has this video been my whole life

[@100lakota]

I will say I am very pleased watching this learning about cameras, my job requires me knowing cameras and being able to sell them and I have gone frokm not knowing cameras that well or the knowledge of them to being able to know just a little more. thanks so much it genuinely helps, not just for work but as a amateur photographer as well.

[@aleksandraanakotyrlo]

This is very well explained. After watching dozens of videos on photography for beginners, this one made the most sense. The examples are brilliant for visual learners like me!

[@lepis]

best I've seen, thanks for the video

[@TonyAndChelsea]

leopoldo delgado You're welcome!

[@TheRabi008]

Really outstanding tutorial. I am really inspired. This video help me lot. Thanks Sir. Must appreciated.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

humayun rashid Glad to help!

[@eugenetswong]

I agree with you. +Tony Northrup I appreciate the way that you showed us the 4 settings going up and down, and the way that you used "stop" in various sentences [which helped to explain what a stop was], and the way that you explained the benefits and trade offs of various extreme settings.

[@fredpaisphoto]

This is one of, if not the best, videos I have seen on the subject. Clean, concise, and well scripted.

[@itadow]

Thank you. I was a professional photographer back in the day of film and just picked up a digital and was confused about there being no Fstop on the lense. You really helped me so thanks again.

[@natalyalilly4704]

I'm setting my camera on P mode! Until I become for comfortable using it! thank you for sharing! Learned some new things :)

[@jzilla3770]

Natalya Lilly lol

[@sadaraje1]

Excellent video... was seriously educated

[@TonyAndChelsea]

sadanand raje Glad I could help!

[@galliontrillion]

sadanand raje my girlfriend said it was a kind of hot educated video lol

[@hueyql]

Thank you so very much for this great video. It answer all my questions. Been searching online for a longtime & no one has a clear step by step as your video provide. Thank you again.

[@daven953]

Toni, I have watch many tutorial videos on youtube. But I best understand the way you teach. I used to be an ok amature photographer years back with 35mm film. When digital came in, my expensive equipment became obsolete. I set that hobby aside for many years now. Last week I picked up a slightly used nikon D5200 and lenses. I feel like a total novice again learning these cameras. They are different from my 35mm. Thanks. I think my learning curve will be quick since I dont have to write every setting down and wait for film to be developed. I'm looking forward to learning from you.

[@LucySkywithDiamondss]

This is so helpful, thank you

[@TonyAndChelsea]

You're welcome!

[@LucySkywithDiamondss]

Thank you so much Tony! I'm thinking of getting a Nikon D3400. I would love to take landscape shots and take close up sharp pictures with high aperture. I dont know what i said even makes sense but what lens would you recommend? Thank you for the video, its really helpful, especially for noobs like me

[@abolita100]

Now I'm understanding what mistakes I'm making! Thanks!

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+Elizabeth Gonzalez Glad I could help!

[@waynehuyboom8442]

Your amazing Tony, I bought your book, I really like how you explain the features of the camera.I'm a total beginner, so far so good.

[@sunshinefogleman127]

Your video has been so incredibly helpful in explaining the relationship between ISO, shutter speed, and appature! Thank you!

[@arimoon1063]

good god, i am so fucking thankful for this video but i know im ganna have to watch it like 50 fuckin times.

[@df446]

Your videos are much better than those from the guy with the hair.

[@melvin691]

Agreed! froknows doesn't know %&@! and he comes across as arrogant!

[@xflyingtiger]

abjeeves Oh man! I'm glad someone else finds him irritating.

[@onenarrowdoor]

xflyingtiger I suffered him for two minutes once but got out and never returned.

[@ahurtig3719]

Outstanding tutorial Tony! You are a confident and consummate professional! Thoroughly enjoyed this video on A/S/ISO.

[@nz0z134]

I came to your channel for the 107 training, but stayed for the photography. Excellent teacher. I remember back when you chose your ISO when you bought your film.

[@bouncen395]

very well structured and very well presented. If this is a video to gauge the rest of your training by, where do I sign up.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Joms George Thanks! And to answer where you sign up... sdp.io/store :)

[@RUS-dv5sm]

You look like Robin Van Persie.

[@simon_patterson]

Ha ha, he does too, great call! Or, perhaps more accurately, Robin Van Persie looks like Tony Northrup. I think Tony probably popped out first...

Couldnt agree more :))

[@AsifImran]

EXACTLY HAHA

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Nah!

[@B3rteX808]

hmmm, lookin' more like if Billy Bob Thornton had a son

[@thomasclarke4320]

This really helps as I'm a plane spotter and always want to catchy the aircrafts engine blades stationary looking, whilst flying in sort of new to high end cameras I purchased one the other day still getting used to things like This. Thanks so much you have really helped me!

[@alanshuttleworth713]

What a great tutorial. Makes things so much easier to understand and an instant improvement in my pictures. Thanks and keep up the great work.

[@dmlchannel3262]

What Dr. Carl Sagan was to astronomy, Tony is to photography.

[@lazzyJames]

DML Channel That's saying something.

[@SamWilson]

DML Channel ha quality post

[@myyoutube5422]

+DML Channel Not just photography, you should see his other passions specifically computer-related. He's a geek, in a good way! I'm impressed!

[@tonyprice1362]

Did you mean blades of the fan?

[@kfcosta1]

You are such a great teacher! I’m so happy I bought your book and I can’t wait to start learning more 👍🏻

[@ninja_tony]

Thank you so much! I've been totally lost on all these subjects before now, all I knew was that I wanted to learn how to be a better videographer. But your video is so helpful!

[@drac_frost]

2019?

[@jzilla1234]

hi I'm troy mclure

[@ojogantonio]

This is the best video of someone explaining these kind of setting. Thanks so much!

[@ballisticcoefficientdepend9811]

Just beginning photography. I received a Nikon D200 with an incredible lens, and I REALLY need all of the help I can get to begin taking any pictures that actually turn out decent. This video was great, I really appreciate it, thanks for posting it!

[@erik123362]

"ISO stands for International Standards Organization, and it is a standardized industry scale for measuring sensitivity to light."

[@1992December8]

i don't like auto mode..i love photography and i started shooting on Manual..it was difficult at first...i thought i spent 550 euros and i don't know shit..with a little bit patience i started shooting photos i desire...BE PATIENT PEOPLE TO SEE SUCCESS :)

[@josiahromano9455]

Thanks for the wise words! I bought a beginner's little $200 Fujifilm S8200 a few weeks ago, and I'm too inexperienced to start shooting in manual.. I only use manual when taking night time shots or when I want to experiment with different shutter speeds and stuff. I watch videos like this so that I can start to understand photography even more.. I know the basics, but I want to know EVERYTHING! Haha

[@ceyhunpasaoglu]

Great content! Your calm and structured way of explaining makes it really easy to understand. Thank you.

[@snorlax4life]

Nov 9, 2019. I just bought a Nikon Z6 last night from Best Buy. And im pretty lucky to have found this awesome. Liked, subscribed and will be looking forward for more videos.

[@wealthiness]

I found it creepy when ever he called the figure his dad lol

[@ElsewhereGuitar]

Me too lol..is there an explanation?

[@blendoben]

@@ElsewhereGuitar , i'm assuming that the figure might be custom made to look like his dad?

[@praftman]

It's in at least one other video, and he again calls it "Dad". I think it's literally a bobblehead of his Dad. Not sure if custom or his Dad is famous and they're just available on the market.

[@Groesch7777]

Yeah for a moment I thought the same, now I think it's probably just a comical/ inside thing. Or it happens to look similar to his dad

[@goldengod9949]

His handler

[@dweirdkine2009]

So this whole time I thought iso stood for international standard organization.

[@joshninajames]

😁😁

[@NickBlackmore]

Very good. Helped me more than any other video in understanding this, great to see comparisons on different settings while they're being explained. Fair play to you Tony!

[@purple8gold]

Thanks, Tony! I have never learned so much in a few minutes just watching this vid. Getting the book!

[@mobbishlove]

Hot Damn, it's hot in here......Is it me or this guy is Rojo Caliente......HOT !!!!!!

[@parkalan]

your video looks a little bit noisy.. Oh wait, its just me and my bad internet loading at 480

[@nykolesargent261]

im in 1080 and it still looks noisy

[@CosminMariean]

Yes, it is noisy. But pay attention to the video. He tells you that the higher ISO the noisier the picture. That is relevant in video too. Notice how the video gets grainier when he dims the light?

[@gnouveli]

maybe it's just your monitor screen.

[@MrNotYet1]

ye the video is noisy af

[@LEMINECRAFT555]

I have been using my nikon d3400 for a year now and i am ca photographer. i finally learned how to use my camera in manual mode completly. thank your for making this video. was a high quality video :)

[@alvinnguyen1888]

8:25 that fish is in pain

[@TheMercyl3ss1]

Well he is out of water, so my guess is he was already dead by the time the photo was taken ;P

[@bhuttphucker3431]

That fish is like "Fuck, this would be so awesome if only this jackass hadn't impaled me with his claws before taking me on this awesome ride"