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32 Comments

  1. Your video help me somewhat. My only problem with learning my camera functions is I have a hard time retaining the info. Like I’ll get it down packed then once I put my camera down for a few days n pick it back up I feel so lost and defeated like I’m never going to get this down packed.

  2. I have a nikon d300 shes a little old but ive heard good photos come from good photographers. This is the explanation I needed on the basics, its like you translated everything into actual english 🤣 thank you I appreciate ya!

  3. you just made everything so simple to understand. Tho I don't have professional camera, this information will definitely help while buying one. Also, you took 8 minutes to explain us 80%,👀 so bravo!!! 🥳🥳

  4. This is a great video but there's some sloppy language, which could confuse people. In the "too dark" scenario, you're not lowering the aperture, you're lowering the f-number, increasing the aperture (f-stop goes lower/higher when describing it changing; change in aperture is larger/smaller or increased/decreased in size).

    Similarly with the "too bright" scenario, you're not raising the aperture, you're decreasing it by raising the f-stop.

  5. Really good that mate ta. I've got a family of Foxes in my garden and trying to get a good shot of the pups playing on the lawn is driving me mad! They come out just before dusk so the light is low, so rather than scour the manual for basically no coherant info at all! I'll follow your ten minutes, cheers bud!

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