How a DSLR Camera Works

[@theunderdawg.]

Definitely the best explanation of this that I've seen.

[@sibongeleninxumalo7434]

If you can't explain it simple enough, you dont understand it enough, The tutorial is precise and straight to the point, admire the background effort and information to make this simple

[@malonecustomdesigns]

This was one of the best basic instructional videos that I have seen addressing this! Great work guys!

[@andresstovall7300]

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[@Mi-vj1rw]

This was the one of best explanation I heard. I really appreciate this!

[@hermesingenui2653]

Definitely the best explanation of this that I've ever seen !

[@verdimas]

The best explanation ever!! 🔥

[@FaustinaJrSika]

This is so helpful. I am in. Photography class and seriously the terms were not going down well with me till I watched this. Everything has been well explained at the level which I need it.

[@alexandertaylor1056]

I'm a college instructor and I would love to use your videos in my intro to photography course, but I can only use videos that have captions. I know it might be extra work, but there's a huge audience that could benefit from captions on your videos! Thanks!

[@ketgremlin8776]

Anyone else feeling like a toddler in the ‘why’ stage , just looking up how loads of things work

[@epictimes1959]

This is my personal education ever since the Corona virus 😂

[@munir8015]

Relax. Searching for knowledge should never be ashamed of. I've been doing like this for years

[@Life_Through_Galleries]

Most important question

[@foxydnav1]

Me

[@sidharth14]

I'm 23

[@Noob_Nemesis]

Wow, great video. Short, sweet, and informative

[@ryanhewett1663]

Thank you for sharing this video. Very educationally informative. . . . . . . .

[@michaelallen2360]

That was probably the most informative video I have watched on photography since starting my journey probably 6 months ago... Probably about to go buy that course because of this video alone

[@deepaksinghmudila614]

Indeed nice explanation.

[@juliacastellanos7764]

That's so cool! The dslr is like a kaleidoscope

[@chakravarthy7098]

Awesome explanation

[@zenaalinassir90]

Thanks for this, very educational

[@arifkizilay]

hi, where is the convergence point of light, within the lens, or on the sensor? thank you.

[@TheMe1215]

A really nice and understandable video, thank you so much

[@muhammadnafissadiq1688]

Not for photography,it was very useful for my school lessons :D

[@stephaniewatkins8022]

That was SO helpful, THANK YOU! I’ve been watching beginner tutorials on photography through KZbin and skillshare and most people use photography terms which is all just jargon to me at the moment. Knowing the process has helped hugely

[@mr.blackhawk142]

@SW, I am just a BEGINNER too, and already spent a week learning about my recently-bought Canon 80D, that hasn't arrived yet. DSLR cameras are so amazing because all the functions, and advanced technology that go into just one simple photo! I am SO anxious to get started, but I want to be ready when my camera arrives in the mail, which brings me here.

[@amrithagk4477]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@guigui102]

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[@pizzasoundsz]

Super helpful! Thanks a mil!

[@anmolbeing9019]

Thank you so much to make this video because this is very helpful to me to understand the process.

[@MatjekaChaole]

Wow, that is so clear. If i was in court, there'd be no further questions, "your honor" 😄

[@beeskavideos]

THANKS! greets from Poland!

[@Kiwibloke2025]

Lee is so photogenic

[@sumeshuprety3005]

love this explanation 👍

[@MattH-wg7ou]

Do they use Schmidt-Pechan prisms (oriented differently for the 90 degree bend, obviously) for the viewfinder like some roof prism binoculars or something else? The light path illustration made me think of them.

[@andrewgonzalez6208]

Well i learned what i needed thanks

[@thevillagefoodkey5814]

good thing !

[@yemarican]

excellent tutorial and very helpful. thank you for sharing.

[@vie_de_reveur7867]

Thank you for the explanation. 👍🏽

[@Naqsipsaq]

yeah simple but effective presentation

[@imxxd9]

very informative,

[@inpactheworld7021]

very helpful video, thanks!

[@FameCMT]

is that possible to capture video?

[@TheModernAsianMan]

Superb explanation. One of the most basic & informational videos I have seen on KZbin. Simple graphics, simple explanation creates a concise & effective tutorial video. Great work

[@deeptiman824]

how we see the image ar camera screen before taking pic if the sensor is closed at all time ?

[@kklovesuever]

Very informative bro. Thanks👍

[@zenunzameer3753]

Thanks for giving information about camera

[@StagnantMizu]

Awesome, thanks

[@kreygscott]

Great Video Guys. I would however had included the part showing the shutter leaves resetting to their original position.

[@farukche3848]

Woah..i honestly didnt know how do theese work and you even said how do older ones work...Very good job and well made video ! Really liked it and you helped alot...But most importantly it was correct and you explained it good...Perfect job and keep up the good work , i leaved a like !!!

[@dzllz]

Great explanation, thanks a lot! This made me understand it.

[@harlangleeson9496]

thanks so much.

[@ax4232]

fantastic!

[@iglyduckling]

At some point, the mirror traveling back and forth will reach its physical limitation, at 14 fps, dslr is reaching this limitation, in the future, electronic shutter will be able to boost to 1/120000, it now can support 1/32000 on sony a9.

[@sivaprakash9285]

Hello from the future. The concept you're referring to is mirrorless cameras i assume

[@prestontao2]

Super video! I applauded for $5.00 👏👏

[@yugendrabaratig]

I can use the screen to view the scene instead of OVF in a DSLR, so it also works like a mirrorless right ?

[@grenjith123]

thanks for this knowledge

[@sooryanarayanan4273]

thanks for the video

[@satish_yakkali4376]

Best explanation....

[@TheDobermanGuy]

Nice videos. Keep them coming :)

[@ankitrana2813]

Nice explained. Thanks now I got this. 👌😊

[@commonsensedatcom]

Amazing thanks

[@moha2020able]

thanks

[@PrathameshKolhe-l2q]

Really great

[@Mangoose_ola]

newbie here and this helped allot thanks.

[@alfiei1963]

Wow good info thanks

[@edvenuto9614]

A camera job is to use light. The image sensor uses so much light to make a image. The lens uses light to the camera through the view finder. That's how a camera works

[@adawuz7342]

Focus and Zoom seems to be the same thing, moving the lenses. But they are independent. Can someone explain please?

[@ចិត្រា-ស9ឈ]

Really good Brother I like Your Video Tutorial and i recommand who want to khow how dslr work to watch this video Thanks You

[@waheex]

amazing video

[@InformationContinent]

The lesser the apperture the more focus on subject. The higher apperture the more detailed background.

[@bigpardner]

2:00 it sounds as if you are saying that stopping down a lens narrows it's field of view. That is incorrect. The lens still receives light from all directions commensurate with the focal length with a higher percentage blocked by the smaller aperture but the smaller amount of rays going through the aperture still coming from all directions as with a larger aperure.

[@FahimFarooqFoto]

I think I should buy the full course. This video was really informative and interesting

[@DeletedDelusion]

Nicely explained, great anymation.

[@navinrangar2626]

nice. thanks.

[@tactifi]

Good

[@depresty]

One day I'll be able to make one

[@hobbygrg-eudaimoniastudio]

Great video... Are you sure 10megapixel equals to 10million pixels on the entire chip? As far as i remember, it is something about per inch or something like that, but i might be wrong...

[@okaro6595]

You are wrong.

[@PhotokaaranDhas]

super,very useful for beginners

[@Inaworldoflove]

Nice. I had no idea was DSLR stood for. But isn't it kind of misleading saying 'single lens' when as you turned, it's multiple lenses interacting? Or does lens just mean the telephoto lens on the front?

[@okaro6595]

A single lens that has multiple elements inside it. Also it is SLR to distinguish from TLR cameras.

[@lucabinder4259]

Whats Ashton Kutcher doing in this video?

[@danny01cr]

Hello.. I loved this video.. I am a dentist, and I teach dental photography, may I use this video on my courses? (I will give your credits of course)

[@bographer]

Damn. This made my day!

[@mariachalsev9219]

My DSLR leaves the top half of the picture black/dark. What is broken?

[@learncricketwithsoham5758]

Yaaa this is not very but helpfull for me but l have doubt . How the chemara catch the photo and what is the colourful think in side the chemara and which chemical we use to make this colourfull thinks and what happen when ligh collide with this colourfull thinks so please make a full video for this topic so that all my doubt is clear

[@learncricketwithsoham5758]

I will wate for this

[@berberizm]

Man the internet is amazing

[@EsteeWhitePhotography]

I was hoping for more in depth info but still it was a nice video going over the basics

[@AdamCarrCom]

*Worked

[@andrewsmactips]

You need to revisit your textbook (remember those) before explaining the relationship between aperture and depth of field.

[@FStoppers]

Smaller aperture = larger depth of field ; Larger aperture = smaller depth of field.

[@bahezh.702]

Then, How can a camera take a video while looking through the lens, doesn't the mirror go out of the way while taking pictures?

[@marcoa.cortezano5214]

You can't use the viewfinder while recording video, the mirror gets out of the way and you have to use Liveview

[@SIESFamily]

Damn good

[@MattH-wg7ou]

I used to think that the mirror WAS the shutter haha

[@dinanathshiwdikar3535]

कॅमेरा लेन्स पर 3 : 5-- 5:6 ; 18--55 यह क्या लिखा होता है. वह कैसे और कहांसे आता है.

[@arupicsswamy1983]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@Ian-lu7qy]

3:25 3:50 2:40 2:53

[@safayatproduction]

HOW TO VIDEO WORK IN DSLR . I HAVENT FIND IT

[@thenotsookayguy]

Many DSLR's have different ways of recording video, some older models may not even have that functionality. Just search up "How to shoot video on the (your camera model"

[@Hotspot99.2]

What do camera’s do

[@raazking2921-i6l]

vry nice

[@maxwellvangulinja]

greatt great great

[@chandranenu]

Sir plz suggest me 4k 60fps camera. I'm not interested in Panasonic lumix GH5.

[@dity5438]

Xd

[@dity5438]

Buy a 6d mark 2

[@yakutoid]

Buy yi 4k+ or gopro hero 6

[@readcastor2977]

chandranenu Hope you have a good enough PC to handle the 4k editing! As well as lots of storage. Idk your level of experience but getting a camera that can shoot 4k/4k60 is just one step. But I'm sure you already know that!

[@Arun2757]

Canon 1Dx Mark II

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[@wsy2304]

Now I know why I have not and will not visit fstoppers.com for "professional advice" when a simple and correct explanation of aperture cannot be made.

[@freespeech515]

This video misses important info. i want to see sensor and how it record color

[@Laconism360]

Why you use lipstick?

[@paulkimani.]

👍👍👍

[@farisghaisani]

So dslr basicaly is mirrorless with mirror 😅

[@thenotsookayguy]

Moreso like a mirrorless is a dslr without a mirror. If you wanna fight me, we can meet 100km south from Uluru.

[@farisghaisani]

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