Learn THIS Before Using MANUAL MODE
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Understanding the different shooting modes on your camera can be a game-changer for your photography. In this video, I’ll break down the differences between Manual Mode, Shutter Priority, and Aperture Priority. We’ll explore how each mode works, when to use them, and how they can give you more creative control over your images. Whether you’re new to photography or looking to refine your skills, this guide will help you choose the right mode for any situation.
Appreciate your video tips! I'm a Nikon guy who shoots in Manual mode and sometimes in Aperture Priority mode...but thanks for taking us back to the basics! :)
@@hurleygreen927 Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed:)
No, nothing is better than full manual mode, 45 years of experience of photography to say this !
@@cameraprepper7938 Thanks for watching! I will say that speaking in absolutes can sometimes lead to misinformation.
As stated in the video, there ARE photographic situations or genres that do benefit from using modes other than manual mode. ie: Sports, wildlife, etc.
That’s not to say you CAN’T use manual mode in those situations. However, that can lead to missed opportunities or images you aren’t as pleased with.
In fact, I know of very, very talented photographers that actually PREFER to shoot in Av or Tv.
I appreciate your comment!
@@jalenobanphotography I do MANY kinds of photography genres, I always use full manual mode, so I never get in trouble ! I get the images I want !
@@jalenobanphotography well said! I think your video is very true and your comment as well. I think a lot of beginners/amateurs like myself are lead to think that you are not a "true" photographer if you don't shoot in manual. Well, I've learned manual mode because I was in that mind set. And after years of shooting, I've come to learn that I've lost a few amount of shoots/memories that will never happen again because of that. Don't get me wrong, I still recommend everyone to learn manual mode. I've experienced just like you mentioned when in different scenarios of light.
Good example for anyone who will read this. Taking pictures of my 1 1/2yr old niece who is constantly moving in the sun, under a shade, in the house, or under the awning, who will not stade still. If you have your camera set up on manual for the sun area in this scenario, I'm sorry, but chances are your image will look different in the shade or even to dark where the image is lost. There is reasons for those functions, and your video does explain it. I think anyone that has 45yrs of experience should've known that by now😂
As a Pro Wedding Photographer- I always shoot MANUAL, give me the shooter FULL control
@@Lez325 Thank you for watching the video! That is cool that you’ve found a way to make that work for you. That being said, I don’t think it’s a bad thing to try something new, especially for beginners.
@jalenobanphotography oh I agree 100%
In the beginning of the video you say the A stands for automatic. The A stands for aperture. Auto stands for automatic.
@@rayg3354 Thanks for watching! As stated in the video, Aperture Priority can also be “Av” and Automatic can be “Auto”.
On Canon cameras, the automatic is represented by an “A” and Aperture Priority is “Av”
You should apologize. :)