Got a new Nikon? Some cool camera tips for beginners

[@pbnvanilla]

Finally, I can start taking pictures in various modes other than auto, lol, thank you!

[@photogenius]

If you liked this video make sure you check out the follow up with even MORE Nikon tips for beginners : kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4KwqJKCopaUiqc

[@ravendarkchild243]

I had no idea about the ISO fn button, this is going to save me so much time on my sunset shots

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching. 👍

[@leon.y6204]

i need to know more about aperture and shutter speed , these two confuse me so much

[@photogenius]

Hey Leon Yong, thanks for watching - please consider subscribing as their will be plenty more videos coming soon that I hope will help you.

[@flynnsclimbing9266]

Leon Yong the shutter speed is how many times per second it takes a photo. For example, a shutter speed of 1/200 means that it is taking a photo extremely quickly, more precisely, 1/200th of a second. The aperture is how much light is let into the camera. A larger number of aperture means that less light can come in the lens. This means that the camera will focus on close things, and blur out far away things, like for portraits. A lower number means that the lens lets in more light. That setting is for taking photos like landscape, where you want the image to be light and everything to be in focus.

[@ballz6240]

Flynn's Climbing Unfortunately you are not quite right. Shutter speed is meant by how fast the photo is taken 0"6 is slow and good for making water appear smooth where as 1/200 is quite fast and good for photographing people in the streets. Aperture: the lower the number, f/1.8, lets more light in and blurs the background more this is ideal for portraiture and low light situations. The higher the number, f/11, doesn't let in as much light and makes more things in the background in focus. The lower the number is also referred to as being a wide aperture. This should clear things up a bit

[@ruphusj8856]

Aperture = FOCUS the foreground or background or both(depth of field) Shutter speed = FREEZE the moment(portrait, running child, motor bike n Jet)

[@CoastalBachelor2009]

Me too. I hate when I wNt to learn and people post and then it's contradicted but wait, someone even gives the definition. I want to know how to use them!

[@xtonibx5770]

1:00 Your photo quality and detail is so good. I have the same camera but my photographs don't look as good as this and I'm not sure why

[@shikhagoswami3964]

I like the way you teach and I can see your video is very clear and bright .

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching and commenting, please consider subscribing :)

[@bustamango863]

It’s taken me about 5 of your vids to work out who you look like, today it finally hit me, you look like the actor “Sean pertwee “.......great vids dude I’ve learnt a lot.

[@photogenius]

😃

[@EpicMakesEverythingBetter]

Ive had a Nikon D5300 since 2017 and never learned how to use it beyond just auto. Finally starting to learn about it, lol. Such a great piece of equipment and takes great shots even by an uninformed user like myself. But there has been times where im shooting something and getting inconsistent results, so thats what got me wanting to dive a little deeper with it.

[@pavannayak7668]

It's been 1 year I am using Nikon d3300 and didn't know about enable histogram

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@manalrefaat1665]

This was so easily explained, thank you so much, I started to see the rest of your videos, keep on the good job

[@photogenius]

Awesome, thank you! 👍

[@siddharthbothra2810]

Very helpful video!! Short and crisp. Thank you mate!

[@photogenius]

+Siddharth Bothra Thanks for watching 👍

[@jamestori4873]

Thank you for posting this! I just bought this camera and would love to see you shoot pics and educate us on your technique.

[@photogenius]

Thanks for stopping by James. I hope to be adding some 'behind the scenes' videos very soon.

[@MyMbarr]

Your videos are absolutely great. They are clear easy to follow understand and learn. Thank you so much....

[@stephaniel4347]

I only received the standard 18-55mm lens with my D3400 camera - I bought a 50mm prime lens (AF-S) for portraits and am looking at getting a 10-20mm lens for wide angle shots (Nikon or Sigma)?? 1) Can you please advise what would be a good all round lens with better zoom capabilities than the one I have. 2) Should I buy a Sigma or Nikon wide angle lens AND 3) When taking video can you take photos at the same time.

[@photogenius]

The 18-55 and 50mm prime is a great place to start. What lens to buy next would depend on what you are intending photograph. If you are keen on landscapes then the 10-20mm would be a good choice and the Sigma is a perfectly good lens and cheaper than the Nikon. If you want more 'zoom' for sports or wildlife photography then look at a telephoto lens. You cannot take stills whilst filming video, but it is very easy to switch between modes with the D3400. Paul @ Photo Genius 😊

[@louisesines6504]

Great little video - perfect for learning my new d3400 thanks Paul

[@photogenius]

Thanks Louise, the D3400 is a great camera, please consider subscribing as we'll be adding more Nikon related tutorials soon.

[@louisesines6504]

Photo Genius you betcha! Great tips, as are your classes I've been lucky enough to do your beginner and follow up slr classes, your vids are great refreshers

[@photogenius]

Thanks once again Louise.

[@3smaeliffa361]

great video, hope there will be a night sky photography tutorial with shutter aperture and iso, your tutorial helped a lot by showing step by step. thanks

[@photogenius]

A night photography video is coming soon 👍

[@laurelb8372]

Just stumbled on your channel. Nice clear instructions, at last I know how fn button works with iso. Look forward to more vids

[@photogenius]

Thank you, we have lots more tutorials on the way so please consider subscribing 👍

[@cashmoney9256]

Thanks for this! ive had the d3400 for a month... the playback settings was very helpful!

[@photogenius]

You are welcome. There will be plenty of other videos coming that will also feature the D3400, so please consider subscribing to our channel.

[@cashmoney9256]

Photo Genius subscribed today!

[@richardmitchell9120]

Hi just watched your video, that's the best explanation I have heard you make it to easy to follow thanks for that, I will look up some more of your videos, I have had my D90 for years but never used any of the functions UNTILL NOW thanks again regards Rick

[@janeastland803]

I have learn so much from you. I have a d200 and d40. There old camera's but I l8ke my pic I get. Thank you for your tips

[@photogenius]

You are welcome. Thanks for taking a moment to post your feedback, it is very much appreciated.

[@maxwelsh4126]

Thanks very much for this great tutorial, I got a new 3400 today which is not my first dslr but my first Nikon and this video has really helped me with getting familiar with the camera.

[@photogenius]

You are very welcome, enjoy your new camera and please consider subscribing - lots of new tutorials on the way.

[@jboone3745]

I really enjoy your tutorials. It helps a lot. Thank you.

[@photogenius]

Thank you 😀

[@jboone3745]

Your instructions and suggestions are great. I'm trying to do most of my shots outside on wildlife so I can capture motion. Do you know if there is a housing that fits the D3400 as I am a scuba diver of 30 years looking for some ocean shots?

[@photogenius]

I have not found a suitable housing for the D3400, sorry.

[@CricTuber_Pro_Cricket]

I need to know more about aparture , ISO & shutter speed

[@photogenius]

This video may be of help : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoLUYqWYip1pr7M Thanks for watching.

[@stephaniel4347]

Should I turn off the ISO sensitivity from auto to manual as in this video if I'm going to use the camera in auto mode initially? I have recently bought the D3400 and am going on holidays overseas and want to take my new camera but don't really have the time to experiment before I go - and I'm a little nervous about playing around with manual. Should I perhaps take the ISO off manual and then just use in P mode?

[@KevinRamirez-gu5xf]

Love it , good tips , and straight to the point 🙏🏼

[@photogenius]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video 👍

[@markborder906]

Thanks, especially for the first two tips. I didn't know about these. I have a D3200 and made the changes while watching. Great video.

[@photogenius]

+Mark Border Thanks for watching and commenting,

[@jbportz2297]

thanks for the tips i barely bought my first DSLR D3400 and i can't wait to test it in the outdoors, i hope you post more videos

[@photogenius]

+Jose Becerra Thanks for watching, the D3400 is a great camera and I'm sure your going to have lots of fun with it. More videos coming so please ensure you subscribe. 👍👍

[@jbportz2297]

thanks if you can make a video of how to use the 70 - 300mm lens will be highly appreciated, i get this is the bundle and i have no idea how use it once again thanks

[@georgefrench1907]

ISO info very useful.👍

[@photogenius]

Glad it was helpful George, thank you.

[@Triplebuc50]

Enjoyed your video, as a Nikon D3300 beginner, I am looking for all advice, suggestions, etc, that will assist me in becoming a confident, steady, progressive, knowledgeable, Photographer.

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching Robert, more videos coming so please consider subscribing.

[@Glasshousebc]

Fabulous, cheers mate... had no idea about the iso fn button... thanks again

[@photogenius]

You are very welcome - thank you for watching.

[@someroskilde]

Great tips overall, except I would not recommend turning off auto ISO to especially beginners. Far more useful way is to configure auto ISO according to need / preference, and to leave it on. All you basicallly need to set is minimum shutter speed and max ISO you’d prefer and you’re all set.

[@zedmanz]

Nice clear, short and informative video for beginners. Well done. I think it would help if the title gave a clue as to the subjects you talk about.

[@shellymorrow4588]

What settings would give me the best result when trying to photo/video in a high school gymnasium.

[@photogenius]

Hi Shelly, Thanks for watching our videos. As most school gym's are not well lit may I suggest increasing the ISO (see link for video) and using a wide aperture (small f number). If this stuff sounds confusing then watch more videos because understanding aperture, shutter and ISO is the key to taking better photos. For more on ISO watch this >> kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6akmpl7bNtqgZo

[@stephaniel4347]

Thanks Paul - I learnt more in 10 minutes watching your videos than I would have in hours of trolling through a book!!

[@photogenius]

You are very welcome, please consider subscribing and sharing our videos - the more support, the more videos I can create. Best wishes, Paul @ Photo Genius 😀

[@tejasgjoshi5047]

Pls make a video on ' video zoom test on Nikon d3400 with 70-300 mm zoom lens '

[@photogenius]

I will consider it - thanks for watching.

[@Julia-su1lz]

great video! thank you! finally helped me understand what the bloody ISO is for!!

[@photogenius]

You are very welcome, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 👍

[@peachypeachyy]

Hello, I love your videos. It's really helpful. Do you have video tutorial on when to use raw and when to use jpeg image quality? 🥺

[@soorajk.m.8919]

Is this the same operation for Nikon A900? If not please make a detailed tutorial of using A900......

[@photogenius]

The A900 is a compact camera so there will be some differences. Good news is the A900 does have manual control so you can adjust the shutter, aperture and ISO. We do not have one so no video possible, sorry.

[@daniellisabe9238]

je commence dans la photo et je trouve que vos explications sont claires et facile a comprendre felicitations

[@charleslovehewitt4393]

Thank you so much for your video. I have decided to buy the Nikon D3400. Do you think it is a good idea, or do you suggest some other camera? Charles.

[@photogenius]

The D3400 is a really great camera to start with, I've uploaded a few videos that will hep you so please consider subscribing.

[@charleslovehewitt4393]

Thank you so much for your reply. Very nice of you. OK, I will buy it then. I have been told that the menu is easy to follow. Is it so? Kind regards, Charles.

[@clintonsteephen9509]

can u do video on depth of field and aperture

[@photogenius]

Try this one : kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHjdgKN-pdqeqLs Thank you for watching.

[@W3LSHDR4G0]

How would I be able to take a photo of for example a bee on a flower but I want the background blurred so it shows the bee and flower more stand out ?

[@chandrasekharmukherjee3114]

VERY USEFUL VIDEO SIR ,PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON WHITE BALANCE & EXPOSER COMPENSATION

[@photogenius]

I will add White Balance and Exposure compensation to my list 👍 Please consider subscribing for more videos - thanks for watching and commenting. 😊

[@kongmengyang8238]

Omg this was so helpful thank you so much

[@photogenius]

You are very welcome, thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@MelOhDrama_]

Thank you so much, very useful tips!

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching and supporting my channel.

[@Aphony66]

As a beginner who has watched over 100 youtube videos about photography, I have to disagree with your point about changing the ISO to manual. Most beginners should move straight onto aperture priority mode leaving shutter speed and ISO sensitivity control on auto. Only advanced photographers should start messing with ISO sensitivity which is normally set when in full manual mode.

[@kristenmcclellan1571]

mr.photo genius. i am thinking about picking up photography. do you think the nikon coolpix b500 is a good beginner camera?

[@photogenius]

HI Kristen. Thanks for checking out my channel. If you are keen on getting into photography then the Nikon B500 may not be the ideal camera. The B500 is a bridge camera with no manual options, so everything is automated and you will not be able to control essentials functions like aperture, shutter and ISO yourself. If you are keen to learn about photography then I would consider looking at picking up a DSLR camera. Thanks again for watching and please consider subscribing.

[@stephaniel4347]

oops I meant ... Should I perhaps take the ISO off AUTO and then just use in P mode

[@photogenius]

+ Stephanie L If you are going to use the P mode (Programme) then personally I would turn Auto ISO off. You can always put the camera back into the full Auto mode at anytime if you wish and the camera will go back to looking after the ISO for you. Hope that helps a little 😀 Paul @ Photo Genius

[@abirahmad8544]

I have liked ur this video very much. To the point, short but effective guideline. Actually I chose this video among other's videos cause of ur caption (free of hot women's photo). Thanks for ur valuable tips.

[@photogenius]

Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to comment, it is very much appreciated. Paul @ Photo Genius 👍

[@andresjr.victoriano9076]

Mate do u got books for all info regarding on basic photography? becouse i loved to buy 1😊

[@photogenius]

I do not publish books on photography, sorry. But hopefully you will continue to watch mu videos and learn from them, thanks for watching.

[@rapscallion3506]

How do you get your Polo collars to stay alert like that? Mine curve up after just one wash.

[@photogenius]

Hot tip : dry them on a hanger 😀

[@mollydooka17]

Hi Paul, I was thinking of getting a D5600 as an "entry-level" DSLR (been using Panasonic FZ200 for last 6 years, good bridge camera with great zoom). However, another reviewer said the stock 18-55mm it comes with is rubbish, and to invest in a better lens, he recommended 16-80mm. That lens costs around $1,000, the D5600 body costs $800!!?! Can't justify that sort of lens expense. What would you recommend?

[@photogenius]

Hi there. In my opinion the kit lens (18-55mm) is absolutely fine to get you started. Lenses are incredibly important so I would definitely consider investing more money in the lens than the camera, but take it one step at a time. Best lens to buy on a budget (in my opinion) is either the 50mm f1.8 or 35mm f1.8 prime lenses. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel. Paul @ Photo Genius.

[@dumitruflorin7682]

Hello! I got a Nikon D5300 and when I want to shoot in LV mode the camera have a huge delay, something of 1 to 2 seconds untill the actually picture was shoot, is not a real time shoot as it should be, and as other cameras does so because of that I can't use it properly. For example if I want to shoot all my pictures in LV mode it's impossible to use it without a tripod and the subject must stand still for almost 2 seconds,if she/he blinks during this time the picture is compromised. How can I fix this, or I will need a better camera?

[@BareBohemianBeauty]

I recently got this camera. I mostly use it for video right now but I have an upcoming trip and will be taking a lot of pictures so thanks for the quick tips! Just subbed so I can learn more :)

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching, some new videos coming very soon.

[@jmueller87]

Can you change/adjust the focal length on the lens while in auto focus mode ?

[@astranger8092]

How will nikon d500 be for capturing images. I want a camera with a bluetooth, wifi, speedlight sloth and double memory card of a little less price but I want to learn with it. I am not a beginner who doesn't know anything about a camera and nor even a master who knows everything of it, so I am asking that how will nikon d500 be in it. I am confused of this camera only due to it's price

[@NinosEndlessVlogs]

i am starting a vlogging channel which lens would i buy for wide angle shots?

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching. The 10-20mm or 10-22mm wide angle lens is very popular with Vloggers using DSLR cameras as it gives a nice wide view, obviously I don't know what camera you have so it's hard to recommend anything specific. Good luck with your channel and please consider subscribing for more videos and tips. Paul @ Photo Genius

[@NitroBrew148]

Hey Paul! Great video. Keep up the good work! What kind of camera are you using in this video? Looks like a D3400. Thanks!

[@photogenius]

+Mina Andrawis Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the feedback. Yep, fir this video I'm using a Nikon D3400. 👍

[@praveenvr649]

Sir I am using Nikon d3400 Ples tell Me the day time manual settings?

[@photogenius]

I suggest trying the following. PLUS of course watch lots of my videos as you will learn lots! ISO : 200 - 400 is ideal when shooting the day. Aperture : f3.5 - f5.6 is a large aperture to let lots of light through the lens. Shutter speed : This will depend on how much light is available, start with 1/80 and adjust. *** You need to be in the Manual (M) mode to control all off the above ***

[@lexiweeks6584]

very helpful thanks !!

[@acekat7009]

great video and great tips sir

[@photogenius]

Thank you Rakesh 👍

[@geraldinemcardle2418]

I bought a Nikon 5100 camera' I've no idea how to use it' do u have a video to help me please

[@photogenius]

Sorry no D5100 videos.

[@botulf680]

Great, informative video, thank you.

[@photogenius]

Thanks Steve.

[@williamdalexander4858]

I'm going to buy a nikon d3400 for my Alaskan cruise,, where I'm going to want to take photos of the beautiful landscapes and whale watching on a private boat.... will i need different lenses for landscapes as opposed to whale watching?? And how fo i get the absolute best images of the landscape shots?? Thank you

[@photogenius]

What lenses do you currently have?

[@williamdalexander4858]

@@photogenius ,, i have the nikon 15-55 and 70-300

[@williamdalexander4858]

I mean 18-55

[@sravankumarramadalai522]

Canon EOS 1300D or 1500D tips please?

[@photogenius]

Start here Stravan : kzbin.info/www/bejne/m52vnGp5hb6CoJI Thanks for watching.

[@KrishnaDasPC]

Thank you for the great tips.

[@photogenius]

You are welcome, thank you for taking the time to comment.

[@Ck0004]

I cant select auto iso sensitivity it says not available cause of the current or in the camera current state

[@kristenmcclellan1571]

thx so much it will help me a lot

[@sahilbansalsahilbansal6297]

Make video on camera in-built flash.

[@eggnog1899]

Just bought the d3300 and I can’t change the ISO sensitivity??

[@photogenius]

Firstly check the camera mode is set to a Manual mode (M, A, S or P on the dial top of camera), on the D3300 I believe there is a Fn button on the side which if you push and turn the dial on the rear of camera should change the ISO. You may have auto ISO turned on - if so turn this off in the menu (shooting menu / ISO sensitivity settings). Thank you for watching

[@elvisroman2563]

Hii Paul, I wanna ask which image quality ( RAW, FINE, NORM, BASIC)is good for shooting and on which condition thanks.

[@photogenius]

Hi Elvis, Personally I shoot RAW because I like the extra control I have when processing my images, this is not for everybody however so Jpeg is great if you want smaller files and an image that requires no processing. The following video may help on this topic : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp3LeICseLOjjs0

[@dtrip7863]

shoot raw mate. always better to have an option to go back.

[@seand67]

Thanks.....I needed this

[@photogenius]

+seand67 Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍

[@deadlyalliance8281]

Can't you just set the ok button to zoom in on the picture 100% where the camera focused instead of having to move around the frame?

[@photogenius]

You can on some cameras, but the one featured in this video you cannot.

[@deadlyalliance8281]

@@photogenius got ya!

[@beam3819]

Great. Tricks and tuturials for p900, please??:))

[@photogenius]

I am considering doing a P900 video - please consider subscribing so you don't miss out.

[@beam3819]

Waiting, subd;)

[@gioseppealcoreza6481]

Mr. Photo Genius, what are the DSLRs with great image quality do you recommend for a beginner like me?

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching. Which camera to buy is never an easy question to answer as there are so many factors such as budget and what sort of photography do you want to do etc.... Assuming you are looking at a Nikon, if your budget is tight then you can't go wrong with the D3400, it's a great camera! But if you can stretch to a bit more $$'s then the D5600 or D7500 are certainly worth checking. Don't underestimate the importance of lenses thought, when I started out I went for a cheaper body and invested more in quality lenses - so important! Thanks for commenting and supporting my channel, best wishes 👍

[@gioseppealcoreza6481]

Photo Genius Thank you! What lens are good for the D3400?

[@photogenius]

The kit lenses (usual 18-55mm and 55-200mm) are great to start with. I would definitely look at getting a prime lens like the 50mm f1.8 por 35mm f1.8. watch this video for more : kzbin.info/www/bejne/sF67i6SCfNpsfs0

[@gioseppealcoreza6481]

Photo Genius Thank you very much😁! It's very helpful.

[@douglascampbell6324]

NIce and easy, thank you

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching. 👍

[@deeamdeea6922]

I followed Iso sensitivity settings steps ,but I get an error message "This option is not available at current settings or in the camera's current state." when i am triyng to changeAuto Iso sensitivity control wich is ON.Unable to change that.

[@photogenius]

I assume that this is due to the mode you have the camera set to. Manual control of ISO is only available in the following modes: M, A, S and P. Try one of these modes and if you still have issues tell me more about the camera you are using and I will try and help. Thanks for watching, please consider substring to our channel.

[@jenniferfree8746]

great tips, thank you

[@photogenius]

You are welcome, thank you for watching and supporting my channel .

[@ajaypareek3500]

Can you do a video on D3500 please

[@photogenius]

Tis done, here you go : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH2VgXSqYrFnobc

[@Jojo-lt5ve]

What is the perfect lens for d3400 ?

[@photogenius]

"What is the perfect lens" is a question I get asked a lot but is hard to answer as I know nothing about what type of photograph you wish to do. The kit lens that the D3400 comes with (18-55mm) is a great allrounder to get you started, adding a prime lens such as the 35mm f1.8 or 50mm f1.8 would also be a good idea. For sports / wildlife etc you may also want to consider a telephoto. Maybe I should consider doing a video about lenses 😊 Thanks for watching, please consider subscribing for more videos.

[@johnpaulgoulsbra4685]

I got a D90 any tips

[@photogenius]

Best tip I can give is to stay in Manual and learn how to control the aperture, shutter and ISO. I've done plenty of videos on these subjects that may feature a different Nikon but the theory is the same. Thank you for watching 👍

[@williamdalexander4858]

I keep hearing about lightroom... is that a subscription based app?

[@photogenius]

Yes it is - and it's great 👍

[@naeemaalkhaja5992]

I hav nikon d7100 I was using auto only its hard for me to use it in manual

[@nareshmalla337]

sir I have a nikon coolpix pix p 500 I want to use my pc to control the camera the software I am using detects the camera but I can't shoot pics

[@photogenius]

Hi Naresh. I do not have a Nikon P500, but I've done a little research and as far as I can see the camera cannot be tethered and controlled remotely by a computer.

[@nareshmalla337]

Oh okay thank you but can I add a screen or something to control it bcos I am going to start using stop motion for that

[@photogenius]

Sorry, I do not believe this is an option.

[@nareshmalla337]

Oh okay thank u for replying I'll ask u whenever I buy a cam for stop motion

[@gabrielflores6986]

great shirt amazing tips

[@photogenius]

Thank you 👍

[@inesmeneses8570]

Need for the volume to be higher

[@photogenius]

This is an old video - much better mic set up now, thanks for feedback.

[@RocksDXebec-xc5ig]

D3400 or d5300? Help me choose

[@photogenius]

D3400 :)

[@ajaysarkar522]

Great Info thanx

[@photogenius]

You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@Tony2Ton]

Thank you for the video

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching.

[@adulispictures6719]

Nice class keep it up

[@djalpha755]

How to click potrait pictures with the nikon

[@photogenius]

A portrait video will be coming sometime in the near future. Thanks for watching.

[@skumnjepf]

What a bad idea to turn Auto ISO off. Instead it should be configured right.

[@linco-w3b]

thank you so much, God bless you.

[@photogenius]

Thank you for watching my channel and commenting, Paul @ Photo Genius 😀

[@muneeraalshammari2041]

Hello, can you or anyone help me! I can’t open the “ISO sensitivity settings” in my camera. It’ say “ this option is not available at current settings or in the camera’s current state.”

[@photogenius]

Without knowing what camera you are using, It sounds like you may be in auto mode. Try putting the camera in one of the manual modes - try P for programme if you are a beginner. Hope that helps.

[@muneeraalshammari2041]

@@photogeniusthanks! Yes I’m beginner and that was help me🙏🏻

[@catsNplanets]

Thanks so much for this video! It will definitely come in handy. I know better understand what ISO settings do. My boyfriend is buying me this for Christmas. I cannot wait!!!! I create manipulations in Photoshop and really want to start taking my own stock images with something better than my iPhone. You can see some of my work on my google+ page.

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Please consider subscribing for more great photography tutorials. Paul @ Photo Genius 👍

[@tretmizz5656]

Nice tips :)

[@photogenius]

Thanks for watching Ray 👍

[@kh.g4049]

Hey, nice video esp since am an ameteur nikon shooter in Canada, MB. Work on your mic especially since your breathing is more audible it distracts my concentration. May be add a little music. Thank you.

[@photogenius]

+ Jpg Channel Thanks for the feedback :)

[@magnoliathreads9821]

Thank you so much!

[@photogenius]

You are welcome, thank you for watching and taking the time to comment 👍

[@DileepM]

How is Nikon D5300 ?

[@photogenius]

Check this link to compare specs and aside from the D3400 having Bluetooth connectivity they are almost exactly the same. Thanks for watching. www.dpreview.com/products/compare/side-by-side?products=nikon_d3300&products=nikon_d3400

[@DileepM]

Photo Genius yes... I bought d5300 due to articulating screen

[@therealcello1508]

How do u save the photo

[@photogenius]

Remove SD card from a camera then use a card reader to copy files to a computer.

[@Timmy2fingers]

If you’ve got a d3400 you can get an app called snap ridge from Nikon