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Hello, how to you tranacribe your videos?
You tell all secrets we don't know sir…
I m really wondered the way u explain.
As a beginner I found your video really good at explaining the three parts to exposure.. My gap in understanding is how you use the exposure triangle to help work out the individual camera settings for ISO Aperture and Shutter when taking a shot .. Don't know whether you have anything on it .? Your delivery is excellent and you make things look and seem easy I wish they were..!! Cheers John.
Hello Sir,thanks for the great video as always.very helpful for us beginners.Can you make a video about shooting in harsh sunlight mid day,how to shoot backlight subjects photo especially a portrait of a person when its backlit???Please make it for us to understand how to take photos in those situations.That will be very helpful and much appreciated.Thank you
You've explained these things a few times already, since I've been subscribed to you I have noticed that you're basically making the same video over and over again.
Wow!!!! You couldn't have explained that better! This was perfect! Thank you!
Light = like👍👍👍
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Thank you. I have a Lumix G9 and I'm spoilt with intelligent auto. You explained the exposure triangle perfectly. I have ventured as far as shutter priority and will now venture even further!
Excellent explanation Sir! 😍😎
Thanks for a great video as I'm still learning. Can you do a video on focusing.
You explain things quite well – it's a gift
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Very well explained Mark. Wish you could come to my house and teach me eh?… I have a Nikon P1000 any hints and tips?
Very clear explanation. Love it! You have another subscriber.
Great video but I would have expected more practical tips on the field may be. It is for very beginners though it still remains interesting.
Very well explained Mark. Wish you could come to my house and teach me eh?… I have a Nikon P1000
I don't have a camera yet, but love to watch your videos ..