Photography Basics for Noobs | Beginner Guide

[@Finbini]

I like how in 5 minuets he explained exactly what my photography teacher took 2 months to teach

[@marcuspop.]

Sameeee

[@fighternk13]

Yup, because it’s just a scam

[@SikConVicTioN]

Your teacher was a jackass than... Most people will learn photography quicker by doing rather than seeing it done on a whiteboard.

[@panzerwerfer7041]

ew

[@nicolinamaria]

F# teachers, learn by yourself

[@luislsilvapt]

Lower ISO (crispier, slightly darker image), quicker shutter speed (lower amount of time the shutter lets light in) and lower aperture (focuses more on the subject than on the background)

[@tyglover6577]

legend!

[@SafinaAdam]

so ive watched so many videos on photography and aperture and everything went over my head but this video explained it soooo well thank youuuuu!

[@dragonkilla1505]

So aperture is sorta like a singer in a spotlight you are only focused on the singer. So when u lower aperture thing that's relevant is what's the camera focused on? Right?

[@tylerabrantes7700]

Safina Adam omg ya I know because I’ve watched so many videos on stuff like this but when I try to take a picture it would be either to bright or dark and I was confused but now it all makes sense

[@ElaineDomingo]

Agreeeee

[@nBaqi]

"on the left ur image gets dakka, on the right ur image gets bratta.. higha ISO makes ur image brightta, lower dakka.."

[@FruityUnicorn17]

LOL!

[@murad6997]

😂 😂

[@suemoyer6379]

Love his accent!

[@jackiesanchez4555]

😂

[@Ironfrenzy217]

Moar dakka!

[@hoot1802]

Shutter speed 1/3500 Aperture F4 ISO 1000 Ps i have no idea what I’m saying

[@lcsmlkzk]

I was agreeding with the answer and then I saw the PS HAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@sketchtechh]

I’ll do the aperture 1.4 kinda crazy with a fast shutter speed . I would add some light so I do around 100 or a little higher on iso

[@ChristinaG-d3u]

Lol😂

[@sharadaaravind5533]

I think he meant high or low

[@MJisthepowerhouseofmusic]

I agree tho

[@miavickery]

Lower ISO, quicker shutter speed and lower aperture right?

[@gabycastillo7706]

Mia Vickery I think it depends on the picture you're taking, bc you don't exactly want low aperture when you have beautiful mountains in the background and you want them to show up. And I think quicker shutter speed is more important if you're taking a picture of something or someone moving, but is still handy. I'm not exactly sure bc I'm a noob, but just from what I learned from this video I think that's right.

[@shotsgalaxabletv8293]

Mia Vickery if I am not wrong, the quicker the shutter speed the darker the image.

[@wishingmusic]

I think she’s answering the question at the end of the video.

[@Keowwwww]

Long shutter speed, focusing on the moving object. Of course it isn't easy, gonna takes you little more practise

[@BackDaws]

To the question, I'd say quickish shutter speed and low aperture, the fast shutter speed to capture the moving subject and the low aperture to focus more on the subject. Please let me know if this is correct 😁

[@NaturallyNellzy]

Thank you so much for making this video. I took screen shots of all your examples lol. Makes it soooo much easier to understand👍🏾

[@aubreydare2875]

Holy crap I can’t thank you enough for this video!!! I have watched so many videos trying to fully understand this but I have always been a super visual person. This video was a life saver!!!

[@davidharter9417]

Thanks! This exactly the type of "learn the most basic of basics" video I needed, and you explained things expertly.

[@ImSaintRyan]

Pretty good guide. Your explanation of aperture was awesome. I learned something new!

[@helpinghandspropertyltd4160]

This is hands down the most comprehensive explanation of ISO, Shutter Speed, and Aperture that I have seen in under 10 minutes! Thank you.

[@briannaaiken5819]

Quick shutter, low aperture

[@sarahdavies4716]

shutter speep 2:16 it made me giggle ahahahhaha

[@hotdogflavoredtea5930]

it actually looks a little bit like "JPEEP"

[@markharris5771]

I wish KZbin had been around about 40 years ago. This video followed on from one I was watching before, but everything was explained so well that I watched it all the way through. Excellent and I will point any noobs in the direction of this video.

[@heretoescape]

I've watched a lot of photography tutorials, tips and tricks, etc. but yours is the one that made me really understand. Most videos just go over my head. Thanks!

[@TheCatMurgatroyd]

Finally!!! I don't photograph regularly and always get in and out of it... What makes it hard for me to get back in is that i forget those three things and how to use them xD So this video is awesome!! It's short and just explains to me the three aspects that I'll pay around with again w/o making everything over complicated Thank you so much!! :)

[@farrissimmons445]

taking pictures whilst listening to what you were saying helped so much, its actually amazing thank you so much.

[@jellyx_wolf5965]

Im in photography school and im impressed how u said it bc this is perfect explanation, but ill change the word "speed" for "time" but its perfect explanation for beginners

[@Sniper_adriel]

I’m in photography and know most of these things but in a more detailed manner. I only started this year but wow this video is helping a lot and it’s only been 2 minutes in. This will help for my mid term 🙏🏽📸

[@leotaylor-reilly8816]

I've watched loads of vids and read loads of things going over the same things but they just go right over my head. You explained it perfectly and it really helped me understand. Thank you so much!!

[@aerongraphics2297]

dem son, its like a math lesson

[@Auxable]

Aeron Graphics lol

[@lemon8546]

But fun

[@GladysMartinez93]

Thank you so much for your video! Like other comments, I have seen so many tutorials about photography for beginners and still I could not understand any thing about ISO, aperture, and shutter speed! I even took a class for photography and I could not understand. This video really did help me comprehend more of the basics. Seriously an eye opener. Thank you!!!

[@cornpuffs9621]

Quick shutter speed, Low ISO, Low Aperture?

[@selinazarzour3266]

I just think it should be hight ISO (lighter). Because if all the settings are low and a quick shutter speed it would get a dark image.

[@calvinwinallday]

You were like a professor saying all that man. Helped a lot appreciate that family.

[@Seattlesassy]

Just want to say thank you for this. I don't think of myself as a dumb arse by any means, but as soon as someone talks numbers I think my brain aperture is 1.4 Your pictorial explanation is exactly what I needed. So, am going to watch all your vids now to see what else I can learn. I do have to watch more than once usually, in order to retain the information. Thanks again!

[@LiterallyAldwin]

super straightforward and noob-friendly!! and not explained in a condescending or pretentious manner at all!! thanks :)

[@TomIsTurfy]

I just started learning this explained it so well! Thank you so much!

[@leighby]

Love love LOVE how you made it soeasy to “get it” 💕

[@mack4392]

Out of all the other videos, yours by far was the most useful thank you very much.

[@vanessaaguilar6119]

lower aperture, quicker shutter speed, and iso is lower since you mentioned dark and crisp. thank you so much for the video really helps me !!!

[@reaganhaytasingh9722]

quicker shutter speed, low iso, and low aperture. Thanks for all the info! Was soon helpful because that I am a beginner!!!

[@dbuc4671]

U don’t reply to the questions - but u should cuz it helps people out a lot - especially since ur video is a basic tutorial on a topic people are gonna want to confirm and correct their thoughts

[@feimusic]

I second this motion!!!

[@crystalgutierrez3949]

Thank you so much for explaining each of the main functions the way that you've done. I've been searching for exactly what you did in this video. You made it so understandable. I subscribed and hope to learn more!

[@pinkish1740]

End of video - - The aperture is low. This is because the background of the image is not as in focus as Jeffery is, and this is because the aperture controls how large the range of focus is. - The shutter speed is very fast. If it were slower, Jeffery would not be in focus, as when you're skateboarding you can often reach high speeds, and those high speeds can only be caught in a solid frame with a very fast shutter speed. I didn't understand half of this until I watched this video. THANK YOU!!

[@erxzyi]

Thank you so much for making this! I was trying to take pictures of Bufflehead ducks but I had it on Auto and It focused on the wrong things!This will help so much now I can use a different mode other that Auto! :)

[@TARUJI]

Just got back into photography, thank you!

[@tyglover6577]

Great start to my Photography study.

[@moosruatfela8060]

Best Explanation I've ever seen! Helped me out a lot!

[@droopieboy]

Loved your video. Great stuff. Quick shutter speed and low aperture.

[@AJBAdventures]

This is brilliant for a newbie like My partner and I, I will screenshot your chart of all the settings and how they relate to the amount of light and grain! much appreciated

[@jasroopessethi8228]

Man I have been trying so hard to understand All 3 things as a beginner but finally this video made it so easy. Thanks a lot👍

[@marinadibartolomeo9925]

Quicker shutter speed, lower aperture, and lower ISO I think? Thanks so much for this video! Such a great explanation of these settings for a noob like me :)

[@lucysmylie1134]

Honestly his helped me so much. It’s he only video I’ve seen that is actually good and explains it well

[@MrJordanK]

great simple explanation of these main functions! This is a great starting point for me

[@DidiMuseri]

wonderful tutorial, you explained those three elements in such an easy way

[@crispersam1887]

2:12 Just realized that the "D"" in Speed is written "P""

[@amycoogan8356]

I have a canon 400d from my dad. I just walked around the park and took loads of photos. It’s actually really fun! My dad gave me it because he has a newer one.

[@redfred3935]

he is on high shutter speed and f1.6 aperture. and thanks this video explained it very well to me

[@joycechann]

honestly one of the most helpful videos i've watched

[@willmeyer2150]

This is a fantastic video! Thank you!

[@Kingdom7]

I had a Teacher at my college who didn't explain it as good as you just did. Thank you.

[@germanyawake]

think I got this! high shutter speed low aperture. great video thanks

[@hollyraia6011]

Response to Activity Challenge: Jeffrey on the skateboard is at an aperture of a low number; F 2.8 (for instance). In addition, the photographer has set his/her camera at a high shutter speed; 1/5,000 (for instance), where the subject (Jeff) is crisp and clear to see in the photograph. Those are my thoughts. Great video explanation!

[@nicolemorgan8178]

Amazingly straight forward! Thanks!

[@elenavarney7809]

Fantastic explanations and illustrations, albeit you speak quickly! Lots of info in short time - thankfully we can rewind! Love the very clear and basic language to explain these new concepts. Thank you!!

[@farazkarim4702]

1/800 shutter speed 100 ISO F1.8 aperture

[@daisyenoh3731]

As a newbie, I will say: SHUTTER SPEED: 1/800th of a second APERTURE: F 2 ISO: 200 if on a very bright day ISO: 1000 on a darker day?

[@yuikas9265]

I'm pretty sure ISO 100 would be better on a bright day

[@happywe6394]

YOU are amazing! i haven't understood this concept so well until i watched this! :)

[@breehalsey1137]

I'm Dyslexic and you made this video easy to understand, thanks.

[@mspoetminor]

Thank you. This was right to the point; plain and simple.

[@Gideon187.]

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to explain in a way that I can understand.

[@my1happythought]

You killed it. Simple and perfect!! Thank youuuuu!

[@blueguy12345]

Thanks for the vid ! Was looking for a quick basics reminder ! great job !!!

[@ravifernando1637]

This video is one of the best I've seen. But teaching very speedy, and before it goes to brain next step appears. Thanks for your teaching. Wish you good.🤔🍎👍

[@RayofSunshinePodcast777]

Ravi Fernando I felt the same....its good but its bit speedy 😟

[@andygray9819]

@@RayofSunshinePodcast777 You know you can turn the video speed down under settings?

[@oldaccount5983]

Thank you this is really easy to understand

[@zwski396]

Great video, helped me a lot - only just got my first camera.

[@Ms.Virgo831]

Great explanation easy to understand. Thanks👍

[@pretty_jaded480]

Thank you. I’m getting back into photography and I’ve forgotten everything about this I learned in class

[@mr.m4524]

Shutter speed- low (less light) Aperture- low (more light) Iso- as low but still have enough to catch detail without grain Tnx for the vid im just trying to start photographing

[@lisamaegilbert8896]

This is amazing. Super simple to understand

[@reecekeen2444]

This being by far the least technical photography basics video I’ve watched since getting my new SL3 yet the simple diagrams explained it better than any video I’ve seen so far lol the irony

[@sketchtechh]

Very crisp and clear so I wouldn’t change the iso if I need to add light . Quick Shutter speed . And aperture to 1.8 if so

[@aidan2788]

THIS WAS SO HELPFUL! oh and i think the answer is high shutter speed with low aperture

[@jellyx_wolf5965]

As a photographer let me tell more about it if ur impressed, easiest way to more understand the time(speed). Obviously if the time is longer, the photo will be lighter bc if ur time on your camera is longer (1/30, 1/60) its about how much light will go to camera, its like analog(film) if theres a short time(speed) then that means there's a short time for light to get in camera so that makes the photo darker For ISO. Well there's also easy way to explain and this person explained it perfectly. ISO is makeing the photo lighter, if theres "bigger" number of ISO it gonna be light and if there's "lower" number of ISO its gonna be darker, but dont use too much ISO bc it makes ur picture sparkling and its not pretty HOWEVER,if u want the picture to be sparkleing and it your style and it sitting to it, than its okay. ISO is like settings in phone when u want lighter picture, its not focused that much and its not pretty bc of the spirkle And about Aperture in the photo. If its bigger, that means its focused on everything in the picture and lower is focused on some things, BUT remember Even when u have lower aperture and u are photographing from long distance, it will be focused on everything also, u need to photographing from a opposite distance(useful for potraits) the person/thing will be focused and the other will be blurry, some people dont know about it and want to have focused thing and blurry background

[@jellyx_wolf5965]

AND MOST IMPORTANT, u need to use all of these three ofc, BUT u need to focused to not have too much dark photo and not have too much bright photo And to do that, well if u want not too bright but also not too dark, u need to focused on these three at the same time. Let me explain... U need to do test photo at first everytime ur photographing in different places, the test photo will tell u if the picture is too much dark or too much bright or if its balanced Uf u have way too much dark picture, u need to have long time and big ISO number, also it's about the aperture, if u have big aperture, the picture will be darker (its determines how much light will get in canera) and if u have low its gonna be lighter but u dont have to change the aperture, u need to focused on aperture and about it u just need to change the time and ISO So if your picture is dark, just use long time and big ISO and is its too bright just use low ISO and short time

[@MrTechmannnn]

great video man faster shutter speed and a lower aperture.

[@Rob-tq7xq]

Thanks so much, you explained it really well.

[@sailynrodriguez4301]

Finally I understood the aperture 🤯👍thank u so much

[@AnotherFishyMuffin]

Wow this made everything so simple! Thank you

[@luke_carter]

The aperture for Jeffery is gonna be at F2 or so The shutter speed will be around 1/8000 of a second as he is moving fast And the iso will be at 200 as it’s a bright scenario

[@valrabellkeys9867]

The explanation in this video is so amazing.

[@houstoninternationalmedia3408]

This man Jeff has a better life than man most people 😂. But thanks for explaining these so simply yet so clearly 👌🏾

[@aidanwansbrough7495]

Great explanation, really helpful thanks for sharing!

[@xtina6098]

You're so good at explaining things! Thanks for this video, it was great! --Noob :)

[@prsheridan]

Very good video! Taught me a bit and i've already learned! very well done on this, friend!

[@FlowStudio]

haha good to hear, thanks! :)

[@andylopez0731]

awesome explanation thank you so much

[@lm4808]

low ISO, fast shutter speed, and low aperture.

[@rovenagaluza3781]

Thank you so mutch for explaning, cuz' noone I know could actually explain this to me and I really like photography

[@black2light]

ISO is better understood as the sensitivity of the sensor to light. High ISO means higher sensitivity means you can increase shutter speed or reduce aperture. That it results in more grain is a negative side effect. An ideal sensor would show the same minimal amount of grain (noise) on all ISO settings

[@ChuCKwilliams5]

You talk a lil fast but you are very knowledgeable and very good at explaining so that everything is understood by noobs like me.. Excellent job..!!!

[@tracyng9164]

Perfect for beginners :) Thanks for the video and explanation :)

[@kiranchitkara5311]

Love love love this vid!! So helpful

[@anyawilding]

this helped my understanding of aperture so much , thank you ! X

[@avidwatcher600]

Thank you! This helps a beginner like me big time! 🤘

[@Ginette688]

A low ISO, 1/5000 shutter speed bc he was so crispy and going fast and about 9-12 aperture bc the background was fuzzy but not that fuzzy. (1.4 if it was supposed to be really fuzzy). Although this would make it all dark so? Love the visual sketches!

[@Square_nothing]

Not only did you explain the shit out of those terms, you also gave a fucking quiz? Dude you're awesome and your video is awesome as well!

[@thisjourneycalledlife5957]

This is so important, thank u for this!!

[@samsami7511]

this video explains everything so well

[@saraprelesnik8889]

Very clear explanation. Ty

[@isabellabarry5203]

Thanks so much for this video it was super helpful 👍🏼 I’m guessing the end drawing has a quick shutter speed like 1/5000 of a second, and a low aperture as it focuses on one part of the image only.

[@yeobo]

Quick shutter speed and low aperture?