Master The PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS in just 10 Minutes!

[@sandeeptanjore1253]

Good video especially the tip about increasing your shutter speed when your aperture is wider (low f/stop : 1/1250 @ f/1.4). At the same time decrease shutter speed when the fstop is narrow(high f/stop: 1/8 @ f16) This tip I found it quite useful.

[@Moneypit_Adventures]

I'm looking at getting into automotive photography/videography and found your channel while looking for a camera. Came to this video and you earned my subscription simply by using an eagle and a rally car as your first example.

[@claumiaou]

Thanks for this amazing video! How you explain these terms are so easy for me to understand. Not to mention showing visuals which clicks to my brain more ❤ Trying to learn the basics especially now that I’m very interested in learning photography.

[@douglaspianta4187]

Fantastic for someone just starting out. Really basic and having photo to describe what you were saying was fantastic.

[@paulm8157]

Minor point about ISO. ISO does not change the sensor’s light sensitivity. ISO is a measure of signal amplification from the sensor to the processor. Think of ISO as the volume control knob on a radio. Auto ISO would make a good follow-up vid: additional settings for shutter speed and ISO limits. Cheers!

[@CurtisPadley]

Another great way of explaining it mate. 🤙

[@KyleWattsTV]

Solid advice right here! And some pretty sick shots too

[@CurtisPadley]

Thanks bro! 🤙

[@Eddiepittphotography]

The way you explain things is so simple dude, great video

[@CurtisPadley]

That's awesome to hear! 🤙

[@MaximusWilliams]

Helped me wrap my mind around concepts new to me. Thank you

[@kayleighflanagan852]

Great video Curtis, really informative and beautifully edited too 😊

[@CurtisPadley]

Ayyy thanks! 🤙

[@yaomoua1135]

I've watched a few of your videos in the past randomly but this one got me to subscribe. Very informative and to the point. I love the fact that you give multiple examples. Thank you for the information!

[@CurtisPadley]

Ayyy legend, thanks dude! 🤙

[@dennisli4917]

Underrated photography video🫶

[@frogmanyt2515]

Love this! just need one for the settings now! great evergreen vids

[@Era404-true]

Thanks Curtis, good tips that would of helped my previous trial and error shots, but I’ll take this information forward.

[@sugeshnk8581]

Bro.. Ur channel is going to blast.. Keep going.. Your presentation is cool n unique.. Content is good..❤️❤️❤️

[@leoconing]

Great Vid Curtis, always love a photography Basics video.

[@CurtisPadley]

Ayyy thanks dude! 🤙

[@shaungoddard8417]

Good video & advice Curtis, do you have any advice/tips on focus points, metering modes settings for street photography

[@ninthmomentum]

This is really good informative video and one that is easy to follow thanks curtis will use this to reference when needed 👊🏼

[@CurtisPadley]

Ayyy that's ace! Glad it was helpful dude! 🤙

[@josephj805]

Perfect timing with this video I just started getting into photography last week and I have no idea what I’m doing 😅

[@CurtisPadley]

That's awesome, have fun shooting with new camera! 🤙

[@nicolasparada]

Thanks. I started with photography recently and I have been practicing full manual mode :) Starting getting the grasp out of it.

[@CurtisPadley]

That's awesome dude, hope you are enjoying it so far! 🤙

[@nicolasparada]

@@CurtisPadley Very much :D

[@michaeldedwards5673]

I've seen a lot of videos trying to explain this subject but yours in by far the most informative and easier one to understand its really well presented. I screen shot the shutter speed guide for future reference it will really come in handy

[@CurtisPadley]

That's great to hear mate! Glad it was helpful and easy to understand! 🤙

[@orange_piano]

awesome video!! i really appreciate the examples and explanations :)

[@CurtisPadley]

Glad it was helpful mate! 🤙

[@steveb8001]

Thank you Curtis

[@sebtrn1377]

loved the video!! I have one beginner question : what do you focus ON when taking landscape photography ? If you want everything sharp and clean on the landscape photography

[@LouiejThompson]

went to York becasue of a video you posted that I loved

[@CurtisPadley]

Awesome hope you were able to capture some great stuff! 🤙

[@LouiejThompson]

@@CurtisPadley yeah i got my all time favorite shot

[@vaidasglinskis]

Thanks !!!

[@onnie1968]

Thank you bro :)

[@mxprogression]

Hi Curtis , thanks for great video, I’m using a a6400 to shoot Motox and using a Sony 55-210 Lens fairly cheap , if I was to get a 70-200 f2.8 will I instantly see better image quality for video or will I need a better camera like full frame ? Thanks

[@Vaidanis.]

May I ask for your help. This Saturday I'm switching to full frame camera. I'm going with Sony a7iv. I need your help guys for my lens choice. I like shooting street photography and some portraits. I can't decide between Sony 35 1.4, sigma 85 1.4 or Sigma 24-70.. Any suggestions?🧐🧐

[@user-lt8jy6rw4r]

Sigma 24-70, best lens i’ve owned and always my go to!

[@ThepPixel]

35 1.4. 35mm is classed as the best street photography focal length.

[@LouiejThompson]

35MM

[@CurtisPadley]

I'd personally always go for an all-round lens first like a 24-70. Then get prime lenses. 24-70 will enable you to learn a lot about different focal lengths. It's the most versatile lens you can have and I've done a full video on it before, that might be helpful! 🤙

[@manualmedicinebjornhermans3542]

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[@BoaBailey]

Hey Curtis 1st here 🫶