What is ISO? Photography tutorial for DSLR beginners

[@on2play736]

See, KZbin? I asked a question and it was easily answered. We need more videos like this. Thank you so much, Sydney Portraits!

[@LoVE.B.]

Been going through videos nonstop, this one is by far the easiest to understand. Thank you.

[@Capu57]

I consider myself a rather technical person but iso has been something I have mostly avoided adjusting on my camera and always just left it at auto. This was a very informative video and in just over 4 minutes I totally get how it works and will start using it more often.

[@ramid2454]

Omg you do not know the amount of youtube videos I watched just to understand the concept of ISO now when I watched your video it's a hole lot of understanding and basic, thanks!

[@michelleramey2611]

This is probably the best explanation of ISO I have come across!

[@hv3532]

thanks for the upload. beginner here and I've just started off with a DSLR (as a hobby) and I've been trying to absorb as much knowledge. the numbers and technical terms are quite intimidating to me, but videos like the one you've uploaded give me the confidence that I need.

[@DrKitsos]

I watched a hundred videos about ISO, this is the most explaining!

[@trailblazingscotland3620]

Excellent, clear, easy and very enjoyable to learn - well done and many thanks for posting - good luck to you all there

[@lisasanders3086]

really great information and easy to understand! im a TOTAL BEGINNER! so im really enjoying these teaching vidios:-) thankyou

[@SydneyPortraitsLilyfield]

Great to hear. Thanks, Lisa!

[@mybluebelly]

You should check out Adobe Lightroom (Creative Cloud) It`s a really neat image editing software that will let you compensate to quite a high level of degree for beginner faults while out shooting. The monthly $10 subscription (12 months) will let you have a go at the most recent software features and this is because they are discontinuing the stand alone CD software. They offer a free 7 day trial so check it out ;-) And as for filters, you really need a polarizer filter when shooting pictures on sunny days (removes glare and increases contrast) and the glare bit is something you simply can not edit away in any photoshop software. Just figure out your correct camera lens mm.

[@Velasco-vp1fh]

Really helpful! I studied what is ISO by myself then I compared this video to what I've learned. Very close but this video helped me to understand it more

[@tomgreenwood4985]

Thanks, Velasco. I'm really glad it was useful.

[@srizaaryal7614]

Great explanation. very simple. Easy to understand for amateur ....Thanks!

[@leannielsen6476]

Finally I understand what ISO is. Thank you

[@rsb.bhadauria]

this channel is easy and explain able ...awesome... waiting for more

[@maryvilarino2870]

Thank you so much that is the best explanation on ISO it has helped so much.

[@sava3786]

nice chart of iso and lighting condition, took a screenshot of that to help me out a bit

[@aaching4366]

Very informative! Perfect for beginners like me

[@clashofclanslootwars8171]

Very clear and precise. Exactly what I was looking for. Subscribed. Thanks a lot.

[@praveenpraveenmba]

Very cool way of explaining such a important aspect of photography, very helpful, thanks

[@markdrinkwater9609]

I'm only just getting into the world of photography. this was all so hard to understand especially when you're self-taught. HOWEVER, THIS VIDEO MADE ME UNDERSTAND SO EASILY. liked commented and subscribed.

[@abhilashtp6917]

Really helpful. I had a confusion of light sensitivity that is what u have explained perfectly. Thanks a lot.

[@almakeric9976]

What a great channel! Thanks Tom Greenwood ! :) subscribed ! Am learning photography skills and have no idea where to start. Your tutorials are giving me hope.

[@chococan83]

Beautifully explained

[@tomboydru9692]

Great video! It was easy to understand and to the point.

[@ziamura8095]

The good thing that makes me loved this video, short and very informative , thanks man

[@kardidi4675]

thank you so much.. your video helpse a lot..

[@iamneallyons4263]

seriously well put across, im really happy i have found your channel - subscribed and looking forward to working my way through your videos. Thanks!

[@H3mL0ck]

Very informative and intelligently explained.

[@Dr3am33]

Thank you so much for the video I’m really learning about photography and this is a great way to learn thank you

[@sudhakarkondeti4963]

Really nice video, clearly explained. I subscribed and "liked" the video!

[@UnenthusiasticPerson]

Cool video. Very well explained in layman’s terms.

[@THEAMERICANCUBANO]

Great video, Tom. As a beginner photographer, these videos are providing me with an extremely valuable source of information to improve my photos and I thank you for it. Could you do a video on lens and camera care, specifically cleaning and caring for your lens and camera?

[@jasonrtech]

GREAT, easy to follow tutorial. Thanks!

[@Juwellz18]

thank you very much. this information will make things a little easier for a beginner like myself.

[@Wanderingsoul07]

Love the way you explain.

[@adelabu-ghazaleh1228]

Great man in expressing how it works. Thank you so much.

[@lisadixon6617]

This was SO helpful! Thank you so much. Looking forward to watching your other videos!

[@spandy01]

Your videos are most informative of all I have seen so far.. very clear and to the point. Can you please make a video on how to compensate shutter speed and aperture for ISO changes to get the same exposure?

[@iamneallyons4263]

this, i would assume if you have to double your ISO from say 100 to 200, your aperture would have to decrease a stop and your shutter speed would have to increase a stop.

[@kayeyetea]

agreed!

[@joelwarnaerts279]

Thank you , as a beginner ,for me, easy to understand 🙏

[@GaryR55]

It really depends upon your objectives. I do abstract B&W street photography, in which I'm shooting into deep shadow on a sunny day and one of my objectives is to arrest motion completely. Thus, I have my camera set to 800 ISO continually, in Program Auto, in order to force the camera to use the fastest shutter speed for the light in the scene. This yields the kinds of images I'm noted for, which you can see in a few videos I've posted to my channel.

[@am6610]

Wow ! What a nice way to explain i got so much informations from this simple well-explained video now i understand what is ISO and i"m ready to go in depth

[@ArmchairExpert76]

That was great and to the point sir.

[@djraviofficial4712]

This is what, I was searching in KZbin. Your tutorials are really nice and clearly explained. You got new subscriber Cheer's!!!!🍻🍻

[@Asianzingsauce]

You explained it very well!

[@SydneyPortraitsLilyfield]

Thanks, Hernan!

[@jenniejudd834]

Brilliant made so much more sense to a new shooter.

[@markbrooks6979]

Nice Explanation, but ISO in a DSLR does not refer to sensitivity of the sensor. It is the amount of gain applied after.

[@hakimaxx]

Very well explained, and I love the tone of your voice, reminds me of some of my teacher ! ;)

[@yeerassicparc1805]

You're so good! Thank you, I subscribed.

[@cecemeltjeh]

Great video's for a beginner like me, all of them! Thanks

[@ferytales]

Thank you so much for explaining. Love the video, I understand it now!

[@galaxsg7408]

thanks dude i just got a canon eo5 550d and this iso really helped. i understand iso apperature shutterspeed i want to know if i am done with begginers stage

[@galaxsg7408]

and it took me 2 days to understand

[@001WHOELSE]

Excellent information!! Thank you!

[@Colin399]

Very well explained, thanks.

[@mocapagency1336]

very basic, but extremely clear. Thanks!

[@buleafghan4523]

You explain very well I Love it man .

[@YungBratt]

BEST explanation of ISO I’ve seen thus far !! Great video 👍🏽

[@richagupta9570]

How about using ISA Auto ? In my camera i have ISO Auto option. Thank you so much for the information.

[@seasideshutterworx]

Absolutely brilliant video thank you

[@roophunter6751]

Really useful dude... Big thumbsup...

[@SydneyPortraitsLilyfield]

Thanks for that!

[@PenielJoel]

Thank you brother for the clear explaination

[@markgwinnell7259]

International Standards Organisation. Originally term was ASA with film which stood for American Standard Association. Probably much more on this on google/wiki.

[@AC-by3un]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@DB777D]

Love this video. Great job 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

[@813Productions]

Excellent explanation!

[@AchievingfitnessUk]

Well explained thanks

[@22kalel]

thankyou sir it helps me specially im a begginer hope to have some tutorials for milky way photograpy thanku so much

[@gregM2011]

ISO has been one of the things I got confused on. I wasn't sure why it would be mentioned. Some seem to disregard it and just use ISO-auto.

[@geetaverma4638]

Wonderful explaination

[@ipekmuminoglu3386]

Thank you very much! Now i know what it means and how i have to use it! :))

[@iyesogieogieriakhi587]

Love this video. Thanks!!!

[@nazranagressy9385]

what does a Hi1 iso do in dslr . As i got d3300 nikon cam ... plizz need a quick reply What does a Hi 1 iso do ? ( im a beginner )

[@Hosakoti-Hosakoti]

Wonderful....i just follow you from now...

[@androidios201]

thank you this made alot of sense than the other ones

[@SydneyPortraitsLilyfield]

I'm glad. Thanks!

[@ahmadmayahi]

So helpful, thanks a lot.

[@prince70895]

haii i have sonyxz here i cant change aperture it is f.2, so what should be the shutter speed i change for getting pics without blur

[@SudipKhadka]

Sound like you need High shutter speed, higher shutter speed freezes the moment so more chance of getting sharp pictures, but make sure to use tripod if shutter speed is lower then 40 as our hand is not steady enough to get sharp pictures and subject should be still too.

[@MSTrusAgent]

Thank you! I have to practice a bit with this knowledge :)

[@barrygiddey9139]

Fantastic video!

[@wanneske1969]

You might also want to raise your iso even when it's bright outside, to get more depth of field or shorter shutter speeds. Don't stick to iso 100 all the time, even outside !

[@nass1919]

Exact info that I needed🤗 Thanks a lot.

[@Thedaysmua]

Watching in 2020 Great content😊

[@TomWylie]

Thanks, this was really helpful!

[@manisharavikumar2140]

Tq for clear explaining

[@meowsily]

Thank you for this video very informative

[@Airsoft-shooting]

that was great mate so easy to understand i have just sub to you..... ady

[@MartinFluteCompany]

Thank you, great video mate.

[@vvalle3318]

I now this is a old video, But Thank you so much for taking the time to post this beautiful video and example step by step. And yes I subscribe to your channel.

[@Jerry-kg9pr]

Thank you ! so easy to understand .

[@TheJmh19]

thank you. Even I was able to understand this.

[@SydneyPortraitsLilyfield]

Great. Thanks, Kimberlie!

[@rzzunshow2400]

Thank you very much 😊

[@ดังตฤณ-ฤ8ฎ]

Such a greatly different effort! Thanx!

[@SydneyPortraitsLilyfield]

You're welcome!

[@kerilaguerre7640]

Thank you for this video!

[@nashithnaseer8452]

Awsome tutorial

[@SydneyPortraitsLilyfield]

Thanks, Nashith!

[@angeloestrada5080]

Thank you!

[@johnnyiam6253]

whaoo!! i find this very useful. thans so much

[@wiltord_matusknark2739]

I always Use Iso 80 outdoors and indoors

[@cyba888]

Thanks!

[@yusraal-sabahi5309]

thanks a lot that was so helpful

[@dandyikharia3456]

I found it quite insightful.

[@saket1988]

Thankyou Sir

[@fredrikulvestad1459]

Thank u so much

[@thirstytom]

thank you