"THIS IS ONE OF BEST TUTORIAS ABOUT HOW THE ISO.SHUTTER SPEED AND APERTURE WORK.... THE VIDEO EXPLAIN EXACTLY WHAT THE BEGINNERS NEED TO KNOW....... LETS GOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANON TEAM!"
this is GREAT!!!!! i've been browsing youtube all day for clear definitions like the ones you gave. also with a great analogy for even more clarification. and you're voice is a lot more pleasant to listen to than a lot of the unclear asians i've been finding =) Thanks much, and please keep posting!!
Excelent!!! I have my Camerea Canon EOS1000D for a year now and I was going crazy about the Iso, Aperture and Shutter. you made it so easy for me to understand because you well articulated english and graphics. can not wait for the next chapter. well done.:)
The best tutorial yet I have seen. Very very very well explained, great graphics. I have a nikon d90 with nikor 18-105, tokina 11-16mm and nikor 35mm f1.8
I was in complete lost when I was first picked up a film SLR, didnt know anything about ISO, Aperture, Shutter. Then when I switch to DSLR I could finaly understand what you are saying. I picked up the Canon t2i because of the video capabilities. Really a great camera for both video and stills. make sure to pick up that 50mm 1.8 for portrait shots a must have!
@xexodusx you need to either raise your ISO. Prolong your shutter speed and possibly open up your aperture. Low light I would suggest an ISO of 400 or higher. Also open up your aperture to 2.8 or wider. 4.5 is really hard to shoot in low light unless you use a slower shutter speed and then you must have the camera stabilized. If you shoot with a wider aperture than you can get away with using a faster shutter speed. Also remember the higher you go in ISO setting you risk noise.
Thank you for the great tutorial this will help me a lot on the job i am applying right now...one of the requirements is I must have a knowledge in photography and this tutorials are giving me a lot of information regarding photography..thank you very much and more power..
That was some good advise I just got my first DSLR camera and was shoot with a 250 mm lens and you advised not to shoot below 1/250 of a sec unless you have a tripod which makes sense.
I'm new and found this tutorial very interesting. I am sure once I get my head around all this camera stuff it should start falling into place, I hope!
Thank you for all your episodes. Brilliant work! I HAVE A "MUST PLEASE IMMEDIATE" QUESTION AS A I HAVE AN IMMEDIATE CHALLENGE...... My frustration is that I was in a restaurant, low lighting, they didn't want flashes going off and people wanted their picture taken. I needed to be within 3 feet of them and needed to capture at least a 6 foot wide range that is crisp, clear, no noise etc. The photographer that was there told me the lens he was using and I lost where I wrote it down. Grrrr.... I really need the same lens he was using to match up with my Canon 7D. I have to shoot in the same conditions this weekend. I really need to know what the top lenses that would work in that kind of environment AND do i shoot in AV, TV, Manual, P or? to get the best out of the lens and the settings. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, if you can please advise. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
i'm totally new in this camera thing, would like to learn it! thanks for the video! But I tried 1000th of a second shutter speed, then the picture got really really REALLY dark.. Is there something wrong with my ISO settings? thanks
omg i knew about the whole this but i had hard time on my f stops and my shutter now i get my whole camera ,.... thanks but now i want to know more about how this work together which is the next view for this
Hi Bro! i liked your tutorial. keep the good work! i would like to order for Canon EOS 70D. since i am a beginner to DSLR photography. could you please advice me?
So what shutter speed should I be using for the kit lens of my 60d? Indoors, I have been using between 1/25 to 1/30 shutter speed depending on what zoom I had the lens at.
@CanonAustralia when the video has finished it does not say which video is next, number 2 etc it just gives you a selection. When you click on one it could be nunber four when you are looking for number 3. It would be easier if they were numbered in order to watch. 1,2,3,4 etc.
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"THIS IS ONE OF BEST TUTORIAS ABOUT HOW THE ISO.SHUTTER SPEED AND APERTURE WORK.... THE VIDEO EXPLAIN EXACTLY WHAT THE BEGINNERS NEED TO KNOW....... LETS GOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANON TEAM!"
this is GREAT!!!!! i've been browsing youtube all day for clear definitions like the ones you gave. also with a great analogy for even more clarification.
and you're voice is a lot more pleasant to listen to than a lot of the unclear asians i've been finding
=) Thanks much, and please keep posting!!
Me being a beginner this video gave me a way better understanding than anything I have read. Thanks a ton.
@shounakShetty If you are completely new to photography, we would recommend the 1000D. If you have some experience, go for the 500D. :)
Excelent!!! I have my Camerea Canon EOS1000D for a year now and I was going crazy about the Iso, Aperture and Shutter. you made it so easy for me to understand because you well articulated english and graphics. can not wait for the next chapter. well done.:)
One of the best tutorials I ever seen! Thanx Canon Autralia!
I knew it all since I'm a photographer, but very instructionnal and well explained video, you look amazing and your eyebrows are flawless :)
The best tutorial yet I have seen.
Very very very well explained, great graphics.
I have a nikon d90 with nikor 18-105, tokina 11-16mm and nikor 35mm f1.8
hi 10 years later
very nice tutorial.. direct to the point, listeners understand very well.. good job
As someone just getting into photography, this was wicked helpful. Thank you very much and I will be coming back for more info as I learn.
I was in complete lost when I was first picked up a film SLR, didnt know anything about ISO, Aperture, Shutter. Then when I switch to DSLR I could finaly understand what you are saying. I picked up the Canon t2i because of the video capabilities. Really a great camera for both video and stills. make sure to pick up that 50mm 1.8 for portrait shots a must have!
This is by far most helpful video i have found.
wow the explanation is so helpful especially for learners like myself....great work ...will continue learning
@millball Thanks for your comment. Not quite sure at this stage. Cheers, the Canon team.
Excellently explained with a beautiful example.
wow, this is a great tutorial video that makes me get it in one video only. thanks so much!
@TheGloryGarcia Thanks for the feedback. Enjoy your EOS 1000D!
this helped me so much. you just earned your self a subscribe keep up the good work !
Thank you for your video , everything is so well explained ! Excellent job
@xexodusx you need to either raise your ISO. Prolong your shutter speed and possibly open up your aperture. Low light I would suggest an ISO of 400 or higher. Also open up your aperture to 2.8 or wider. 4.5 is really hard to shoot in low light unless you use a slower shutter speed and then you must have the camera stabilized.
If you shoot with a wider aperture than you can get away with using a faster shutter speed.
Also remember the higher you go in ISO setting you risk noise.
This was extremely helpful. So straight forward! Thanks!
The EOS 300D did not have video functionality. The newer DSLRs have HD functionality. Many thanks, the Canon team.
Thank you for the great tutorial this will help me a lot on the job i am applying right now...one of the requirements is I must have a knowledge in photography and this tutorials are giving me a lot of information regarding photography..thank you very much and more power..
Many thanks. Clear and precise definitions. Great Job !!!!
That was some good advise I just got my first DSLR camera and was shoot with a 250 mm lens and you advised not to shoot below 1/250 of a sec unless you have a tripod which makes sense.
Hey there - try using a higher ISO setting. Many thanks.
Love your tutorials. Now i can understand my new Canon 7d much better. Thank you so much!
I like this video, can't wait to see what the next have to offer. Great video.
WOW I'm getting pretty good at Photography now. I wish I had come across this a year ago it would've really helped. Kudos x
Hey there - how did you go experimenting with your settings?
Great video! The examples you gave so clearly illustrated the concepts I can't wait to go try out my new understanding !
Thank you so much for this wonderful explanation it really helped.
Finally the video I was looking for! Great tutorial, thanks! :D
I'm new and found this tutorial very interesting. I am sure once I get my head around all this camera stuff it should start falling into place, I hope!
hi, 8 yrs later
then I understand with my gear much more after seeing this video, Thanks a lot!
@quickattack Thanks for the feedback, mate. Cheers
ok i know this has nothing to do with the tutorial (useful btw) but he looks like Harry Potter´s big brother.
OMG HAHAHA. YOURE RIGHT MATE
Hey Scott, if you do that, you freeze the moment and the viewer might not be able to tell that the action happened very fast. Cheers.
Hi Chris, thanks for the informative videos and the professional presentations.
love all ur videos! learn alot! keep up!! :D
@dubbdotvee Great to hear our video was helpful. Cheers, the Canon team.
thank you for sharing ,you explained it very well
Thanks for the tutorial .Its very easy to understand in right way ..thanku -chands
THANK YOU! This was so helpful and you explained it so well!
this is acctually helpful, thanks
Thank you very much. Very helpful for a beginner.
@corntbreet Thanks for your comment. Can you please elaborate?
Was very helpful for me a beginner.
One of my new favorite channels!! very helpful *hits subscribe button* :)
@Oxyfresch You're welcome. The Canon team.
@wanbaby88 Thanks - glad you enjoyed it :)
great video. very easy to relate with.
thanks! awesome tutorial
Thank you for all your episodes. Brilliant work!
I HAVE A "MUST PLEASE IMMEDIATE" QUESTION AS A I HAVE AN IMMEDIATE CHALLENGE......
My frustration is that I was in a restaurant, low lighting, they didn't want flashes going off and people wanted their picture taken. I needed to be within 3 feet of them and needed to capture at least a 6 foot wide range that is crisp, clear, no noise etc. The photographer that was there told me the lens he was using and I lost where I wrote it down. Grrrr.... I really need the same lens he was using to match up with my Canon 7D. I have to shoot in the same conditions this weekend. I really need to know what the top lenses that would work in that kind of environment AND do i shoot in AV, TV, Manual, P or? to get the best out of the lens and the settings.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, if you can please advise.
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
This was really really helpful!
Thanks everyone for your comments. Feel free to share the video so your friends can learn as well. Cheers!
Thanks so much for this tutorial, Godbless you
mate!!!!
Thank you. great tutorial
Very helpful tutorial - thanks!
Great videos. Thank you so much
thank you sir it really helps a lot
@billabonggirl247 Thanks for the feedback. Cheers, the Canon team.
thank you ! this helped ALOT
Great help. Do more plllease
Great Tutorial
@CanonAustralia I'm completely new !
I haven't bought one yet cause i've heard 1100d is gonna release soon . Should I go for 1000d or 1100d ?
Great Tutorial. I am subbing.
Thank you for making this. It helped me a lot!
i'm totally new in this camera thing, would like to learn it! thanks for the video!
But I tried 1000th of a second shutter speed, then the picture got really really REALLY dark.. Is there something wrong with my ISO settings? thanks
could you please mention what is the nest video is so that we could fallow ,, thanks
this video is great! It's hard to tell which one is next though...they aren't numbered... :/
nice tuto !
@missbeckyleng You're welcome, the Canon team.
i loved this video, but i cant seem to find the next ones, please help me out, since i am very interested in getting the best out of my new camera.
@CanonAustralia I'm new to photography . I'm about to buy a dslr .
Which one's better 1000d or 500d ?
I wanna play with focus
Very helpful video thankyou
Very good video.
omg i knew about the whole this but i had hard time on my f stops and my shutter now i get my whole camera ,.... thanks but now i want to know more about how this work together which is the next view for this
What kind of settings should be used to film a Firework with 600D - 18-55mm Lens? , what aperture, shutter & Iso i should set ?
Hi Bro! i liked your tutorial. keep the good work! i would like to order for Canon EOS 70D. since i am a beginner to DSLR photography. could you please advice me?
The slower the shutter speed you let more light in the faster less light. Depends if your indoor or outdoor as well.
Nice video, thanks.
So what shutter speed should I be using for the kit lens of my 60d? Indoors, I have been using between 1/25 to 1/30 shutter speed depending on what zoom I had the lens at.
@CanonAustralia when the video has finished it does not say which video is next, number 2 etc it just gives you a selection. When you click on one it could be nunber four when you are looking for number 3. It would be easier if they were numbered in order to watch. 1,2,3,4 etc.
@Agressorguitar Thanks! The Canon team.
Great explanations! Thank you!!
very helpful. many thanks..
this is a great tutorial for newbie photography :D
Thank you this video was very helpful
@MrLukasDiSparrow Can you give us an example?
this helped. Thanks
very use full
thank you so much for this video..
very helpful video !
pretty good actually
Hey! Lol..trying to figure out exposures. Wish me luck.
very helpful ty
Subscribed!
cool 👏🏻👏🏻🔝
@KrisMo327 Im still stuck between t3i & 60D.. havnt found a lot of differences in them...