Must Try Pro Event Photography Camera Settings Tips!

[@New_Photography]

Thank you for covering all major camera brands. Normally its only nikon, or sony, or canon but you went over them all

[@wohfab]

Thank you, this is a very concise video with awesome tips, no bla bla, no fuzz, just very valuable content! *Way to go!*

[@chinovantage]

Thank you so much wohfab! I appreciate the feedback! 😊 I hope you find the settings useful for you next event! 💯

[@PTSOPHOTO]

Great video! Would love to have your flash setting tips!

[@Nobodytoday12]

This was awesome! I hope you get to make an off flash guide soon!

[@jessLb52]

you deserve more subscribers seriously, your contents are seriously helpful! thankyou!

[@chinovantage]

Thank you so much, glad to know I was able to help. 🙌🏼

[@Davion474]

This is filled with so many gems. I’ve been manually doing things. Thin I’ll give my brain a rest and apply your methods

[@chinovantage]

@@Davion474 I'm glad to help! With mirrorless camera tech nowadays, we can shoot in semi-auto modes for events to focus on capturing moments and not think about our camera settings too much. Most of the event Togs I work with also use semi auto, why not 😂

[@keepinupwithkairos6101]

Great video , thank you 🔥🔥🔥you explained everything so well

[@chinovantage]

@@keepinupwithkairos6101 love it! thanks for watching and glad I was able to help 🙌🏼

[@bvalentinelove]

helpful thank you so much! heading out to my first official event shoot with my Canon 5D Mark IV. I feel so much more prepared! Thank you!

[@themechanic-warzone7123]

Awesome! Very simple to follow and excellent results! I have my sports settings sorted but then switching to “event style” settings in between sports rounds is awesome. Thanks so much!

[@chinovantage]

I appreciate it! 😊🙌

[@kirstenrincon]

Awesome video - to the point, easy to follow, and great end results! Thank you so much!

[@chinovantage]

You're welcome Kirsten, happy to help!

[@bvalentinelove]

agreed! so simple and necessary!

[@djb7995]

Excellent, you give good explanations. Thank you.

[@chinovantage]

@@djb7995 thank you so much! Will go back to putting out more videos! 🙌🏼

[@sarahparungao190]

very helpful!

[@rmarpaofficial]

so eto pala ung secret para lahat naka focus pag group photos. maraming salamat po pagpraktisan ko tong mga settings na shinare mo. thank you po

[@chinovantage]

Awesome! Enjoy sir and comment lang if may questions 💯

[@MiguelAlexisMaliwat]

Thanks kuya🎉

[@chinovantage]

@@MiguelAlexisMaliwat great happy to help kuya! 🙌🏼

[@seanflynn6775]

P r o m o s m

[@leu_x90]

I've got Sony alpha A6400 with Tamron 18-300mm lens, this lens has great zoom and nice blur and hope these settings will work perfectly, because it has minimum f3.5. Thanks 🫶

[@chinovantage]

@@leu_x90 Yeah great all around setup. With a varying aparture lens, this can help you get more consistency. Let me know how it goes! 🙌🏼

[@leu_x90]

@@chinovantage I set all these settings and tried set MIN shutter speed to 1/125 and 1/250 but still I see 1/30, 1/40 and it's changing constantly, should it be like this?

[@chinovantage]

@@leu_x90 Hi! This usually happens when the camera is on auto ISO, and you did not set a high enough max ISO. When the camera hits the max ISO based on your parameters, and it has not yet met the target exposure, it will try to get a brighter image by overriding the minimum shutter speed and slowing down the Shutter Speed. I recommend setting the max ISO in Auto ISO to the maximum that your camera allows to give it enough headroom. Just make sure to glance at the ISO your camera wants to use for a certain scene to see if you need to bring in more light. Hope this helps!

[@leu_x90]

@ Thank you 🙏 I’ll try ❤️