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For quick shots during sports or when capturing moving subjects with your Canon Rebel T7, here are some recommended settings: Mode: Use Shutter Priority (Tv) mode, allowing you to set a fast shutter speed while the camera automatically adjusts the aperture. Shutter Speed: Aim for a shutter speed of at least 1/500s or faster to freeze motion. For very fast action, you might need 1/1000s or higher. ISO: Set your ISO to Auto if the lighting conditions vary. If you know the lighting will be consistent, start with ISO 400-800 and adjust as needed. Aperture: If using Shutter Priority, the camera will adjust the aperture for you. If you switch to Manual mode, a wider aperture (e.g., f/4 or f/5.6) will help with low light and give a nice background blur. Focus Mode: Use AI Servo AF for continuous focusing on moving subjects. This will help the camera track fast-moving subjects better. In terms of lenses, I would recommend checking out the "Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM" or just any lens longer than 50mm!

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Try this, might work! Hold down the spacebar - When you hold the spacebar, your cursor temporarily changes from the brush tool to the zoom tool. Click on the area you want to zoom into - While holding down the spacebar, simply click on the area you want to zoom in on. This will zoom in to that specific area without having to switch tools.

@@natetorresphotography Thank you! - That is helpful and it works great. Call me spoiled, but what I am aiming to do is be able to switch the cursor to allow pulling a window/selection of the area of interest. I saw a guy do just that on youtube while he was using the brush tool in LR Classic. May he edited a detail out.

@@AerialLensVideo ahh I see I believe you're referring to the "scrubby zoom tool" try hold Ctrl+Shift for windows / Cmd+Shift for mac and then move cursor left or right to zoom in/out

@@natetorresphotography THAT is really cool and certainly does the trick - THANKS! I was looking for something that allows you to select a particular area to zoom into, kind of like 1) placing the cursor on the upper left of a desired "window" for a zoom area, then 2) holding the right mouse button and DRAGGING a window area to the desired size of the Zoom, but done WHILE the brush or tool is active. I see that can be done by holding down the Command key, with no tool being active. Your suggestion is great however - I love it. Much appreciated!

The exposure triangle (what controls exposure or high bright/dark your image is) is controlled by the three elements of aperture, ISO, and shutter speed. You can have a low/wide aperture and then make adjustments to the ISO and shutter speed to help balance exposure in your image. I recommend checking out my videos on exposure to learn more about the exposure triangle and how to balance all three elements for proper exposure in your image

@@natetorresphotography yep thank you, i just watched a lot of videos about this triangle and still dont get why the photos dont turn out the way i expect and want when i follow the steps for the settings..

@@demetradoycheva feel free to email me with the photo and your aperture, ISO, and shutter speed setting for that photo at nate@imaginated.com, I could take a look Also other details like camera type, lens, shooting mode (manual, automatic, macro mode, etc.) would be helpful

@@natetorresphotography yeah id love to! my main problem is the light - for example i have ss 1/60 : a 4.5 : iso 100 and the photo is dark (around 19h outside or in a room with a lamp) ... even the focus is not so good. and i dont wanna fix it by simply using a flash, cause even with it is not working sometimes haha

@@demetradoycheva ISO needs to be higher not lower when working in really low light! Like ISO 6400 or above

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Night sky photography means you want a lens with a wider aperture like f/1.8 so you can better capture in low light and a medium to wide focal length like 24mm to 50mm to capture the night scene. Out of the three lenses I recommended I would just go for the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM as it's relatively affordable and you can use it for other things as well. But if not then you can also go with something with a wider field of view like the Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM!

@@natetorresphotography Thank you. Can you recommend a good tripod or a "star tracker?

@@shanarhinehart1593 for tripod, I personally just use the Amazon basics one! In terms of star tracker I have never used one so can't say!

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@@natetorresphotography just bought my 50MM lens hahaha exciting!

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Glad you found it helpful! If budget is a concern, the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM is a great entry-level choice (the one mentioned in the video). If you can invest more, the Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM or the Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS III USM are excellent options for indoor sports photography. It also depends on how far she is from the court and if she wants to capture wide view shots of the whole court or really zoomed in shots of the players. If that she will be shooting from the bleachers, the shorter focal length like 50mm will be for wider shots like capturing more of the court and players, the more zoomed in lenses like 85mm will be for more close up shots of players! Just remember that with the Canon Rebel t6 that it's a crop sensor camera so whatever focal length of the lens is times it by 1.6

@@natetorresphotography awesome thanks! I picked up the 50 and now I’ll have to check out that 85! Really appreciate the feedback. It’s been super helpful and you just gained another subscriber! I’m just getting into car videography myself.

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Yes, you've got it! The exposure value (EV) system is a quick way to balance the shutter speed (SS) and f-stop to achieve the right exposure without manually adjusting each setting. The chart simplifies this process, showing you how changes in one setting (like f-stop) affect the other (shutter speed) to maintain the same exposure. Regarding how our eyes adjust to light changes, it's similar to how cameras adjust exposure. When a light source suddenly changes, our eyes need a few seconds to adapt, which is called dark adaptation or light adaptation. In photography, this is managed by adjusting the settings to ensure the camera sensor captures the right amount of light, similar to how our eyes work to maintain proper vision under different lighting conditions.

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Hey Anthony I recommend the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM I mentioned in this video. It's a versatile lens that will handle all those situations!

@@natetorresphotography just bought your recommended lenses today, thank you

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I use the 50mm!

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@@natetorresphotographynew subscriber here!

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The third lens in this video (Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro ) is a macro lens! That's the one I have used and like 🌻

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