Easiest Way to Learn Manual Mode, TAKES 10 MINUTES!

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WATCHING. Did it help? If so what helped the most?

[@markchristianson8178]

Thank you practice practice .

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

Yep you’ll get there quicker than you think.

[@froggyhillartie]

Ralph, I love this video! I got a Nikon z5 two weeks ago. Now, I at least have a clue where to start. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

Such a great thing to hear. Thanks so much.

[@carolinestella6725]

Thank you Ralph, you make the process manageable.

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

That’s so awesome to hear Caroline. Thanks for sharing :)

[@nikolaoskaramolegkos5624]

That's a great guide to start with! I just bought my 1st camera, which is a Nikon Z5, and i had no clue how to even shoot on Auto mode . Even though i am not a native speaker, your description of the exposure function and it's 3 elements is fantastic! Thanks a lot!!!

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

Yes!!! This is awesome to hear. Great stuff :)

[@calebbaumann6783]

Thanks Ralph you have definitely inspired me to start to shoot manual!

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

Come on!! That’s ace man. So cool to hear. What intimidates you the most about doing it?

[@calebbaumann6783]

Ralph Mayhew Photography Probably the exposure meter but I’m getting used to it as I experiment more and more!

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

The exposure meter is the key to manual photography it makes it so accessible and easy.

[@calebbaumann6783]

Ralph Mayhew Photography Yep it sure does! Thanks for the awesome videos mate I’m always really exited for them!!

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

That’s very encouraging mate. Thanks.

[@suemc1709]

Thanks Ralph, this is so helpful!

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

That’s so awesome to hear Sue. Thank you!!

[@BROvbro]

Great video. Well done.

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

Thanks heaps mate. There's a few changes I'd make, but overall I was pretty happy with the result and hope it helps a heap of people.Thanks for watching.

[@rccipriani]

How slow a shutter speed can you reasonably expect to hold the camera steady without a tripod?

[@RalphMayhewPhotography]

It really depends the stabilisation on the lens (VR) the stabilisation in the camera (IBIS) and the stabilisation in your hands. I can hold it still for a second. Sometimes more but I’ve practised at night shooting a hotel while standing in the surf as it buffets you around.

[@rccipriani]

@@RalphMayhewPhotographyGood info, thanks!