The Quickest Way to Improve your Photography - Photography Oversimplified

[@GABBYGAVY]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am 50+ years old and have always been a point and shoot very casual photographer. After my gkidd dropped my camera and damaged it, I decided to get a new one and purchased a Fujifilm X100F. I plan on finally learning about photography. Hubby has a DSLR and some pretty good skills at taking photos. It is natural for him and he, like many folks, just does not have teaching skills. So thanks for being out there to help folks like me. My main hobby is quilting. I like my quilts to tell a story. I hope I can develop photography skills that will do the same too.

[@karenkayedizon]

This was the best beginner vid i have ever watched. Super easy to understand. Specially for people who dont have any background in photography.

[@eldab3any]

No question .... one of the best channels ever and the most valuable thing here is that you are simple, clear and straight to the point :) keep up

[@lindareynolds2661]

You explain so simply and cover issues beginners really want to understand. Thank you

[@maneeshsalaria5655]

Thanks sir for so much great photography knowledge. YOU DESERVE 1 MILLION. I request you to please make a video on wildlife photography tips.

[@rapid170]

second video I've seen of yours Hyun, once again excellent communication and I've taken advice stuck camera in manual will learn as i go and enjoy process. thank you

[@hurleygreen927]

Good info! I'm still using a classic Nikon D750 with a 50mm and 24-70mm zoom and LOVING them both!

[@stephaniedominguez5757]

thank you so much all 3 videos I've watched on your channel have been pretty educational you kept it very high level wish so keep doing what you do post more lol I am a true beginner trying to take good kid sports pictures on a canonR10 and recently trying to teach myself how to shoot on manual mode!

[@sassytbc7923]

If you aren’t teaching photography classes, you really should. Since I got my 80D a year ago, I have listed to many talk about ISO, shutter speed, and other basics. Yours is the most helpful of all of these. Thank you so much.

[@albertosoto6213]

Thank you for this, simple. To the point and with honesty, so hard to get now days. I no nothing when it comes to photography, but that is soon to change, I found your channel! And confidence came with it, gracias hermano. I am going to go with the 90D, shoot in manual and record lots of fun videos of my family. Thank you once again for the inspiration and that genuine sense that I can do this!

[@HyunRalphJeong]

Greatly appreciate the comment. Have fun with your camera!

[@nigelcharlton1565]

As usual a brilliant video! Thank you for sharing these golden nuggets of information.

[@dementegg]

I don't know how this video doesn't have more views. I saved it to my favorites and I'll be sharing it!

[@inesmillsjewelry8426]

taking notes here! such a good explanation. Thank you!

[@danielfagan5429]

Great video just what was looking for , well done

[@HyunRalphJeong]

Daniel Fagan thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

[@juliocesarrazo]

Thanks for the advice, definitely helpful

[@MDIQRABUZZAMAN]

I really like the way how he talks to the point!

[@acidsnow5915]

thanks for sharing this insight with us! i really enjyoed watching this! this was super helpful! thanks for sharing this with us

[@HyunRalphJeong]

ACID SNOW thank you :)

[@mahandraroopchan901]

Hello You say that the quickest way to improve your photography is to purchase the full frame camera that you have mentioned. I've the fujifilm xt1 will the image quality be better on a full frame?

[@NovieBaby]

Thanks for the motivational speech at the end!

[@asadullahkhan8409]

How is Nikon coolpix 900

[@mahandraroopchan901]

Hello Mr Jeong I've found your videos hugely informative. I don't think you've done anything on editing, post processing,, photoshop. Will you be doing anything about photoshop? From basic sliders adjustment of exposure, saturation et al to more progressive use of photoshop. If you are not going to do anything about photoshop, are there any videos that you can recommend? Many thanks Mr Mahandra Roopchan

[@noalorenzetti4592]

Awesome video sir

[@HyunRalphJeong]

Noa Lorenzetti thank you :)

[@briananovella7253]

Could you do an intro to photoshop for photography

[@dementegg]

I ended up buying my girl a Nikon 3500 kit. And I find myself using it much more than she does. I think I'll take your advice and buy me a really good camera body so I can keep learning but with better equipment.

[@sassytbc7923]

Ok so how did you search for a used full frame on Amazon?

[@michaelbailey4164]

I have watched so many photography videos the past three years, and none of them, and I mean this. You have a great way of communicating difficult things in a more manageable way. Also I want to learn all I can on this artform without biased opinion, just straight forward fact. Thank you so much for that.. By the way, on one of your Q&A's Someone asked you about any good books, here is another very good one, if not great, called. "Digital Photographers Handbook" by Author TOMANG..

[@gerardoaguilar3402]

Great video! Just a question, Where I can know what are all the full frame cameras of every brand? I'm really interested in this point as I'm willing to buy a camera soon and I want to take your advice and buy a full frame camera Thanks!

[@HyunRalphJeong]

Hi and thanks for your comment. Camera names can be quite confusing and they usually do not explain the size of the sensor and you have to look them up individually. For Canon, you can look for 5D or 6D (there are different generations). For Nikon, D750 or D810, and for Sony, anything with "a7" at the front are full frame cameras. If your goal is to learn, it doesn't really matter what camera you get, but do some research on what lenses you might want to use and that will determine which brand you should go with. Hope this helps!

[@NovieBaby]

The camera in the closet part was very accurate. Lmao!

[@prasannaR7]

I am a new subsciber to your channel. I am interested in dark room photography

[@Cethical]

Fantastic stuff. Subbed and followed you on insta!

[@HyunRalphJeong]

Thank you!

[@ASW_Pushpo]

As of to say who would believe after 10years phones are better than professional cameras in every cases except long range zoom and low light videos

[@muhammadmonjidabpi1624]

But I already bought an APSC :(

[@macallanvintage]

Buying a camera will not suddenly improve your photos by making you see things differently. Going into a 5star restaurant doesnt make you an instant food critique. Your way of seeing things is directly related to how your captured images look like…the quality. If you’ve never used a camera or never owned one, the most accurate CLUE lies inside your smartphone…those images inside are fully desciptive of your photographic prowess and accurately reveals how you see things. If the pics inside your smartphone are merely snapshots of no photographic substance, without anything impressive in terms of composition, then even if you rush out to buy a new A7IV with those over-priced Sony lenses or a new Leica, your photos would remain the same. A waste of money. If your wide-angle smartphone photos dont look even impressive, then suddenly aping the masses by buying a 50mm lens with a camera might even be worse, as the other focal lengths could be more “demanding”, although buying a camera sparks off more excitement. But excitement cannot improve your art of seeing things. Hence, many people who pay for an over-priced X100V end up with images that are very mundane, which could have been captured via any smartphone. When your smartphone photos start getting loads of oohs and ahhs from others..on social media etc, THEN….you can start planning to progress by spending lots of money on any real camera.

[@lindachubbs1790]

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