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43 responses to “Take SHARPER PHOTOS with this RULE 📷 What is Shutter Speed?”
Thanks man 😢
so if I’m following this correctly… Say I’m shooting a stationary object in very low light, would it make sense to set ISO to 50 and shutter speed to say… <= 1/10? That way, I should get the least of noise grains and yet the brightest I can get?
So move with the target, that way you’ll create a still shot with super cool background zoom effect.
Cool, you should be happy to get over than 600k views for a video teach fckng NOTHING !
Since you showed photos shot in the day, please stop saying ISO will make your images noisy.
Noise is because of low light, not high ISO.
can someone explain about rule of thumb in detail: Shutter speed = Focal length x2 !?? is that like 50mm lens x 2= 1/100 above shutter speed!???
i love the quality of your videos!
now how do i figure out my focal length? to know what my shutter speed should be
I love your video.
Why didn't you just use the flash!?
Magiksolo
What do you mean by focal length exactly?
Why does the R5 at 2500 ISO looks worst than my Z5? It's like 3k more expensive 😮
can't we use burst mode to get better versions(less noisy kinda af)???
This taught me something that will help me sooo very much thank you hrom
Grainy photography can be a very nice style if you INTEND to have your photos grainy…. personally i love a bit of grain in my photos but if i want the photos to come grainy straight out of the camera i must be very precise in the settings…. Sometimes its easier to take sharp photos and put the grain during the editing process! ❤
Even with VR y have to double
What is a focal length? Im new in filming😅
1/1250 with 2500 iso, why not lowering the iso and shooting 1/250
Just found a free alternative to the app you recommended called Dazz cam
I need a camera but I don't have enough money to buy it 😢😮
You’re a jewel bruh. Appreciate you
How the fuck do you click a video in the description
I tend to use a really high shutter speed and a burst function for sports photography. My camera’s card is really big, so I just hold the button until the kick or action is just before it’s climax, and then just hold the shutter button while the camera goes brrrrrrt
Bet
Eh, what about fixed exposure? Around 1/60 at most 35mm lenses with create extreme brightness
What happens is if I put my shutter speed over like 25 then the image is too dark even when I have tried to increase the brightness in any other way like iso
Click the Denise button in LR ….problem solved.
What should be a good speed for trains?
Wait why is it that i put mine to 1/500 on my rebel t7 and it shows all black
Dude you exactly look like the very famous Indian cricket player “ Virat Kohli” .
Nice hairstyle ❤
My photos are really dark with faster shutter speed, is this because of old camera?
Meanwhile me shooting 120mm 1/6th of a second
ILY Anthony
Aputure?
that first photo with the bike looks amazing
OK. Now can anyone explain how to know my camera focal lenght? 🤣
I love slow shutter with moving subjects type photography, such as water falls, moving cars (so sometimes panning photos) and stuff like that cause it gives a dreamy type of vibe to it
When i change my shutter speed my lighting gonna go darker how can i fix that?
depends if filming you want it twice the framerate
200 ISO, 1/2500, F 4.0, Sunny front lit all day long. You are complicating this unnecessarily.
Thanks Sir