How To Use Rule of Thirds For Stunning Composition

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[@Smooth1productions]

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[@latenighter1965]

So you talk about rule of thirds, but say dont center the person, then you show rules of thirds showing columns and such being in the thirds, yet the person is in the middle. The person IS the object of desire, same as if there were no columns and you centered them. See, rules of thirds is art, and art is by each persons eye, and not a good rule to go by because everyones eye is different for what they see, or want to see, in the picture.

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[@963258cc]

You got the best explanation and tips so far after watching so many other clips. Thanks you so much!

[@powell2762]

Outstanding. I use the thirds but never using horizontal. This has opened up a new world for me. Thank you so much!

[@emilemontiere6128]

Very interesting and a good reminder about the rule of thirds which is sometimes forgotten with all the other stuff youhave to remember. Thank you.

[@sharonchilds1414]

Yet another wonderful video helping me better learn how to use my DSLR camera and techniques to make better photos! Thank you!!

[@segram3]

Thank you. Right to the subject and not useless talking. Very usefull to novice photographers.

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[@elizabethserrurier4426]

Loving your videos! I have been following along, trying out the techniques with my camera and am loving the results. I would love and appreciate a video explaining camera lenses and when to use which ones, etc. Thank you :)

[@miltongeorgina]

This guy is amazing, I’m glad I stumbled on these videos! I had no idea about the rule of thirds and I really appreciate the info.

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[@dennisvance4004]

This is the best explanation of the rule of thirds I have seen. As the Japanese say: Doumo arigatou gozaimasu, _thank you very much._ # 📷

[@bjb0808]

I think I've always done this naturally, but the added insight helps. I especially liked the mood note (woman looking out). Would love more on that alone. Thank you!

[@Pablocanton]

Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed it.

[@meggadegs1978]

Really interesting thank you. The use of so many examples illustrates your teaching really well thank you.

[@jacq_only]

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[@pskourides]

Thank you , great refresher, lovely photo's that describe this technique.

[@alexandragrima2119]

fantastic as ever..thankyou

[@doddy2010]

You have a great style. Great video for a new photographer like me.

[@ngochikhanh]

Thank you for sharing your tips

[@renouycrooks4536]

Thanks this really helped, I’m new to photography and I did not know what the rule of thirds was.

[@barryjhk]

Excellent video. thanks

[@aleabogado6703]

What do you think to start with the m6 mark 2 and the 50-1.8 lenses with the adapter?

[@profddf1858]

Great video. Really needed it. Thanks. Could you explain me the hyperfocal distance tech in a new video?

[@AudreyLMcFarland]

very nice. Great examples. Thank you

[@allenschneider1847]

Do xt3 and x pro 3 cameras have settings to show a grid of 3rds in the display screen?

[@carlarodriquez1006]

I love this I'm gonna go practice

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Amazing

[@godsonfialor5014]

Do you have to move your focus points when you are shooting using the rule of thirds techniques?

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Thank you, merci

[@Smooth1productions]

im learning thank you

[@CaptWinn]

Thanks a lot.

[@Noealz]

Probably the rule I use most : )

[@pushpajay6701]

Thanks. Great explanition.

[@大鱼-y6t]

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[@fofdeejay]

Very clear,tnx

[@Skatersfanclub]

Thanks sir, for your valuable video

[@willparsons32]

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[@deratube2703]

good

[@SamUSB5000]

I didn't know Aristotle was also a photograph ! I know I know, painting, I've been in art class too