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In this video, I will show you how to use the basic settings for a camera to take manual photos. I go through iso, shutter speed and aperture and what they all do and how they affect each other. Enjoy!
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ISO=low
Shutter speed= high
Apeture= Low
Low aperture with high shutter speed? @flowgraphics
Shutter speed is fast, the aperture low the iso must rebalanced i guess
Lower aperture with quick shutter speed
Thank you so much for the information 👍🤝
Very helpful !!
A long shutter speed and a high apperture, i guess
Dude you nailed it. You explained the fuck out of it
lower aperture and quick shutter speed with high ISO.
Lower shutter speed and higher aperture settings
1/2000 shutter…4.5 aperture and 200 ISO You have to know what you want it to look like…if you want the guy to be clear then you need a faster shutter speed…aperture and ISO can make the background and foreground which ever way you want it blurry or clear…..but I would pan with the guy moving…I didnt catch what you said…about the photo…is he moving or not….? AND white balance needs to be set to…
Shutter Speed : 1/500
Aperture: 1.5
Shutter speep :)))
Lowe aperture, quicker shutter speed and lower ISO
f1.4 aperture, iso normal to high, shutter speed fast – 1/800
Quick question, wouldn't the f22 have a shallow depth of field and the F1.4 have a wider field? So for the last scene he described we would use something like:
ISO 200
f15
1/4000 shutter speed
Shutter speed will be 1/250 because he is moving and apperture will be a small f stop since it is a shallow depth of field.
Thank you..u made it clear
I'm too lazy to google but what's a noob? Novice? 🤔
ISO 100
F/ 3.5
Shutter 1/400
Wait! what’s the answer ?
This is cool
Low appature (hope i didnt spell ot wrong lol) and high shutter speed is my guess
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