You've got to be the MOST natural, lovable person on RUclips. I usually get so annoyed with 10+ minute videos, but yours keep me so engaged the entire time! NEVER CHANGE!
This just blew my mind!!! I've been shooting with a DSLR for about 3 years now and I didn't know back button focus was an option. So so helpful, just like all your videos, thank you so much!!
Whenever i have a doubt on food photography i will search for your videos. Your videos never disappointed me. Always on point . Thanks alot for sharing the great knowledge.. 💖
I have worked on this for days and days and you just changed everything. I've watched a ton of videos and you cracked the case. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I have watched dozens upon dozens of videos and you have by far done the best job of explaining the use of not only aperture but lenses. Love your work.
I love the way you speak to us. I'm a total beginner and the language you use is so clear, simple, and absolutely entertaining (especially love the singing outbursts. Totally me). Thanks Joanie!
Great video, I must agree the back button focus is the best way to go. I have been trying to form a new habit, when my camera is on a tripod to turn off VR button. I find that focusing on a person or animal ‘s eye close to you, aids in getting a better focus point and in turn a sharp photo. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge !
A tip you used but didn't spell out was using the shutter delay. Even on a tripod, hitting the button and having the shutter trigger simultaneously can introduce a tiny bit of shake. With still subjects like this, the 2-second delay can make a big difference!
I have both units for about 5 years now and it is good that I have watched your video. I did not know about the back button focus unit now. I will try this. Thanks a lot!
you have all the qualities of a wonderful teacher, with deep knowledge, and a lovely voice. i didn't necessarily learn anything new here, but if I was completely new to this subject, I can see that your style of teaching would be incredibly helpful. i'm looking forward to looking around your channel to learn more and see if I can learn something from you that will help with my product photography. thank you for sharing your expertise with the world.
I've subbed to a lot of camera channels, and for some reason, i never felt that I wanted to watch their tutorials (although I should - I'm not where near decent), but with you, idk, I was able to watch this! Like the zoom in feature? I did not connect the fact that it can help me with my focus, amazing!
I have a Nikon camera, and I'm using a button that has up/down/left/right actions, and when I'm using the single shot focus I can move that focus point around with those buttons.
THE ZOOM. OH MY GOD. THE ZOOOOM. I feel so dumb, it seems so obvious now! Thank you so much, this has been incredibly helpful. The back button focus... seriously, I love you.
I picked up that tip in a workshop I spent $800 for along with 5 other accomplished photogs :) lol!!! I felt like such a dingbat as they all looked at me like a crazy person :) but so so thankful i found it out then and not later! It's one of those super simple game changers
For handheld shooting (less useful on tripod) you can half-press the shutter button to get the focus, then keep it half-pressed while you recompose along the plane, then fully press to take the shot.
I was one of your first subscribers and, while not always keeping up with your new videos, I binge watch when I can. Today I've gone through about 8, and this one was so, so helpful. I've sorted my back button focus and, my goodness, what a difference.Thanks for always being hugely informative and never ever boring. And thank you for being so clear and covering all abilities so well.
Your videos are so helpful! I've had a DSLR for over 5 years and just don't know how to use it. I've tried reading about it, watching videos, and I'm always too bored to continue learning. Your videos are addicting! You are able to explain complex topics and make them understandable. Thank you so much for teaching me how to use my camera and amazing tips for my food photography!
that auto focus mojo you just explained is GOLDEN omg such a life saver you are becoming my absolute favorite RUclips channel can't wait to see you in the next video
Found your video while i was finding tutorials on making backdrops and was instantly in love with your channel. You present things so clearly and informative, with such a huge enthusiasm and energy! Love you so much! keep up the good work!
Oh my God! I don't know why I just found out your channel now!! I am starting my business as a photographer and your tips are being very helpful. Thanks a lot! Regards from Portugal 😘
Thank you so much for such an informative video with entry level cameras which most beginners have and yet giving them tips and learning to get classic pictures. Lots of love
the same function as zoom buttons has the little magnifying glass icon in bottom right corner of the display in time 6:40. On touchscreens only, obviously. Magnifies in steps - first press x5, second x10, third cancels zoom in. ;)
Omg!!! This suuuuper helpful! I used to set my cameras on back focus but I had troubles since I do event photography but after seeing your tips, I am set my cameras on back focus again. I am so glad you video came to my feed. I lovet!!! 😍😍😍
You did this video brilliantly, you paced yourself and got in all of the topics and slowed it down so that your guest could follow you. All of my cameras are set up for back button auto focus, which I use for portrait photography and setting up your lens to manual mode is used in landscape photography to nail your point so that the autofocus doesn't re adjust. You are easy to understand, you keep your topic less, technical, but informative and more importantly, you stay on point, good job and keep it up.
The best food photography video I’ve seen so far. I’ve learned so much just in this one video. I’m hooked and can’t wait to watch (and learn) more. You rock!
Lady after years of struggle with this stuff you are really breaking it down to a level that is FINALLY clicking for me! Set my back button focus and also figured out a few more helpful custom settings while I was in there. Thank you!
Thank you for this video. While I already knew every one of the individual points, and use them on a regular basis, it was still good to have them all together, because if I miss one, then the shot is ruined. Super clear, high efficiency knowledge transfer. My wife and I try for this every day with our own YT channels, because that's how you keep viewers engaged. Thanks again!
Joanie. You are amazingly engaging and articulate, and your content is very relevant, informative, and understandable. Keep up the great work. I expect your channel will become a huge hit with photography hobbyists. Good luck.
I just want to say thank you for posting all these videos!! I'm going to be honest, after going to school for photography I feel like I didn't learn as much as I should have and instead have learned WAY more watching only 5 (hope to watch more) of your videos. You're honest, knowledgeable, and yet easy-going and I wish I had you as a photography teacher back in the day. I definitely plan to watch and learn more from your videos! So once again, thank you!
I just came across your channel a few days ago....and boy am I glad! I have already learned so much from you. You explain things really well. I love your videos! Please keep them coming!!!!
You are absolutely brilliant. I have a degree in photography and the one thing my college teachers NEVER discussed was the camera functions. Thank you.
Joanie, I have binge watched so many of your videos now and your tips are all so helpful! I especially love the Composition ones! Thank you for teaching on RUclips. Definitely a subscriber indefinitely. :D
Thank you for advice, im holding my cameras now, im a sony user. I found the zoom button here also. But not working like yours. But its ok ill still learning how to make a sharp focus. Need more lights and using tripod then can make prefect photos like yours
Hi Joanie! I must say that you have not only great information here, but awesome presentation skills as well! I do landscape and small product photography, and have dabbled in food photography as well. For most of my product shots, I find that a macro lens (i.e., the Fujinon XF80mm f/2.8 Macro) gives me the sharpest, most detail-rich images possible with my particular gear. Also, I realize it’s out of the scope of this video, but for images where large depth of field is required, focus-stacking is a fantastic technique. Of course, a solid tripod is a necessity! Thanks again! .
I just started learning photography, and your explanation is very clear. I am also learning English too , I like your pronunciation.Of course it's a bonus.
after so many bloggers... finally found somebody easy and clear in explaining EVERYTHING on her channel. You deserve a big like and subriscribe girl thank you :)
Hooray!!! I had the hardest time figuring out back button focus when I first heard about it. But, it's definitely a great tool to have in your photo tool belt!
I love your presentation style, I find it informative and refreshingly straightforward, you have a way of distilling the complex into a easily assimilated form that the novice can take on board with out alienating the more experienced - keep up your great work!
Hi your videos are super helpful. I have started 1 week ago with my iPhone and now you made me fall in love with food photography and actually I’m thinking of investing in a camera.. so thank you and plz keep the tech videos
Amateur photographer here. Back Button focus just changed my entire existence. Thank you!
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If I set the fucus to AI Servo, can I press the back button and recompose with another focal distance? Especially when I use the 50mm I always lose the focus if I work at the f1.8. I think that's because I always recompose altering the focal distance. But with AI Servo would this be solved? Thank you so much! Love your channel! 😉
This could NOT have come at a better time! I have been really frustrated with focus issues! The zoom feature is going to make a huge difference!!! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos!!!
Joanie, thank you for sharing these valuable tips. Can you please tell me what kind of camera and the lens you are filming yourself with. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Joannie for all the wonderful videos! I am learning food photography through your videos. Could you please do a video on how to make your home a simple photo studio just when you are starting out. I don't know where to start from and how to get things in place.
Joanie, this is a great video on understanding focus, one of the best I've seen on the subject. Thank you! You have a great on camera personality. I hope you continue shooting videos and have much success! One thing I learned the hard way is that depth of field for focus gets shallower as the camera gets closer to the subject. I shot some food photos where part of the food item was out of focus (not on purpose) because the depth of field was so shallow. Live and learn!
The first tip you gave was an OMG lightbulb moment for me. It seemed so obvious, i dont know why i didnt think of the before. ive often been frustrated by sections of my photo being blurry when i wanted them to be clear. holding the camera straight on because the lens is flat. genius. 😂👍💡
One addition to the plane of focus info is that, the plane isn't perfectly flat - it's a curve so on lenses wider than 50mm with a wide aperture, objects in the corners of a flat plane may not be in focus on the picture. The remedy is the same though- increase the fstop number to increase the depth of field.
Hey. Thanks Bite Shot for such valuable information and tips, I have just started out and have a Cannon EOS1300 D... I can't find the settings for the back button focus and the shutter button control. Can you please help me with that?
Another great video, thank you Joanie! I have watched this one but I shoot tethered. I have also seen your tethered video but you didn't talk about focus in that video... just how to set it up. Please can you send me a link to a video where you talk about how to get great focus shooting tethered?
Just watched this again as I’m taking some pictures today and needed some help. RUclips is full of photography videos but there is a big difference.. I can spend hours watching others videos and all I get is more confusion! How you do it is great, keep the video subject very specific, make it bite size and especially like when you tell ‘me’ to take my camera out and try it together with you. Would be nice to get more videos on camera settings like you covered aperture etc but looking at my canon EOS 200D there is soooo many more things that gets me feeling dizzy 😵
"You know there is a "Zoom In" feature." " WHAT!!" Love it! Thanks so kindly, I just got my Canon 90 D five days ago, and I have no clue what I am doing!! My first DSLR ever! Really wonderful video, just subbed. You have a natural and beautiful video presence, thank so kindly for your amazing work! ~ Daniel
Lovely videos, I am from Spain and I am learning a lot, specially the back button focus from the Canon eos 77d you explain everything really clear. Thanks!!!
I love watching your videos, found you the other day and have been binging ever since. I’m looking to buy a new camera for my cooking videos. The canon (your baby) that you are using here, I’ve been researching. What lens what you use for video? What lens for stills? Thanks so much. I’ve found your link in the description.
I was hoping you'll pick a dish/plate as a subject to describe focus. I wonder many times, if I have a plate full of say, potatoes and I Want all the potatoes to be in focus. The one near the camera lens and the one farther away. I mostly shoot on a tripod with f11 being the aperture so I get close to sharp (the farthest potato), but I was wondering if there is a better way to focus on the whole plate if you are shooting from a side angle, (not top down)
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You've got to be the MOST natural, lovable person on RUclips. I usually get so annoyed with 10+ minute videos, but yours keep me so engaged the entire time! NEVER CHANGE!
Haha I was litteraly thinking the same thing. She is awesome!
This just blew my mind!!! I've been shooting with a DSLR for about 3 years now and I didn't know back button focus was an option. So so helpful, just like all your videos, thank you so much!!
Whenever i have a doubt on food photography i will search for your videos. Your videos never disappointed me. Always on point . Thanks alot for sharing the great knowledge.. 💖
Agreed. I love this channel!
I have worked on this for days and days and you just changed everything. I've watched a ton of videos and you cracked the case. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
6:16 I just had your same reaction when you mentioned the zoom feature!!! 8 years with this camera and I didn't know that!! Thank you so much... ❤️❤️
Awesome!!
You are not only a great photographer and teacher but a wonderfully animated and beautiful subject!
I have watched dozens upon dozens of videos and you have by far done the best job of explaining the use of not only aperture but lenses. Love your work.
I love the way you speak to us. I'm a total beginner and the language you use is so clear, simple, and absolutely entertaining (especially love the singing outbursts. Totally me). Thanks Joanie!
Thank you so much! All the years of show choir still come out over so often :) ha ha!! Hugs!
Thank you!!!. I watched the video many times. So finally, I understand how to focus in manual and autofocus. You saved my life
Great video, I must agree the back button focus is the best way to go. I have been trying to form a new habit, when my camera is on a tripod to turn off VR button. I find that focusing on a person or animal ‘s eye close to you, aids in getting a better focus point and in turn a sharp photo. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge !
A tip you used but didn't spell out was using the shutter delay. Even on a tripod, hitting the button and having the shutter trigger simultaneously can introduce a tiny bit of shake. With still subjects like this, the 2-second delay can make a big difference!
I have both units for about 5 years now and it is good that I have watched your video. I did not know about the back button focus unit now. I will try this. Thanks a lot!
you have all the qualities of a wonderful teacher, with deep knowledge, and a lovely voice. i didn't necessarily learn anything new here, but if I was completely new to this subject, I can see that your style of teaching would be incredibly helpful. i'm looking forward to looking around your channel to learn more and see if I can learn something from you that will help with my product photography. thank you for sharing your expertise with the world.
Wow, thank you!
Just ‘discovered’ you and want to say thank you. Fantastic and informative videos. Your enthusiasm rubs off on me every time I watch!
I've subbed to a lot of camera channels, and for some reason, i never felt that I wanted to watch their tutorials (although I should - I'm not where near decent), but with you, idk, I was able to watch this!
Like the zoom in feature? I did not connect the fact that it can help me with my focus, amazing!
Thanks so much! So glad you're enjoying the videos!!
I have a Nikon camera, and I'm using a button that has up/down/left/right actions, and when I'm using the single shot focus I can move that focus point around with those buttons.
THE ZOOM. OH MY GOD. THE ZOOOOM.
I feel so dumb, it seems so obvious now! Thank you so much, this has been incredibly helpful. The back button focus... seriously, I love you.
I picked up that tip in a workshop I spent $800 for along with 5 other accomplished photogs :) lol!!! I felt like such a dingbat as they all looked at me like a crazy person :) but so so thankful i found it out then and not later! It's one of those super simple game changers
I'm right there with you!
For handheld shooting (less useful on tripod) you can half-press the shutter button to get the focus, then keep it half-pressed while you recompose along the plane, then fully press to take the shot.
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@@TheBiteShot "back button focus" HUGE, HUGE, HUUUUUUGE game changer! Thank you.
I was one of your first subscribers and, while not always keeping up with your new videos, I binge watch when I can. Today I've gone through about 8, and this one was so, so helpful. I've sorted my back button focus and, my goodness, what a difference.Thanks for always being hugely informative and never ever boring. And thank you for being so clear and covering all abilities so well.
Hi! just found this, change is so constant in every sphere but some things are foundational & this information is incredibly helpful. Thank you.
Your videos are so helpful! I've had a DSLR for over 5 years and just don't know how to use it. I've tried reading about it, watching videos, and I'm always too bored to continue learning. Your videos are addicting! You are able to explain complex topics and make them understandable. Thank you so much for teaching me how to use my camera and amazing tips for my food photography!
So happy to help!
Great video, Joanie! You explain things in the easiest ways to understand. I always look forward to watching your new videos. Keep up the great work!
Thanks my friend! Always a pleasure :)
that auto focus mojo you just explained is GOLDEN
omg
such a life saver
you are becoming my absolute favorite RUclips channel
can't wait to see you in the next video
Hooray!! So glad! Yep, next week we're on to DIY backdrops. Stay tuned!
The Bite Shot yay! paint splashes
Found your video while i was finding tutorials on making backdrops and was instantly in love with your channel. You present things so clearly and informative, with such a huge enthusiasm and energy! Love you so much! keep up the good work!
Your videos are incredible. You are going to be a HUGE success, just keep doing what you’re doing!
Thank you!
Oh my God! I don't know why I just found out your channel now!! I am starting my business as a photographer and your tips are being very helpful. Thanks a lot!
Regards from Portugal 😘
Thank you so much for such an informative video with entry level cameras which most beginners have and yet giving them tips and learning to get classic pictures. Lots of love
the same function as zoom buttons has the little magnifying glass icon in bottom right corner of the display in time 6:40. On touchscreens only, obviously. Magnifies in steps - first press x5, second x10, third cancels zoom in. ;)
Omg!!! This suuuuper helpful! I used to set my cameras on back focus but I had troubles since I do event photography but after seeing your tips, I am set my cameras on back focus again. I am so glad you video came to my feed. I lovet!!! 😍😍😍
That's awesome!! So glad!
You did this video brilliantly, you paced yourself and got in all of the topics and slowed it down so that your guest could follow you. All of my cameras are set up for back button auto focus, which I use for portrait photography and setting up your lens to manual mode is used in landscape photography to nail your point so that the autofocus doesn't re adjust. You are easy to understand, you keep your topic less, technical, but informative and more importantly, you stay on point, good job and keep it up.
This was so good. Much better than any photography specific channel I’ve seen.
if you're on a tripod and have static subject, it's 10 seconds to nail focus manually. plus using remote really helps to reduce camera shake.
The best food photography video I’ve seen so far. I’ve learned so much just in this one video. I’m hooked and can’t wait to watch (and learn) more. You rock!
So glad to help! Thanks for poppin' in and saying, 'hi'!
Lady after years of struggle with this stuff you are really breaking it down to a level that is FINALLY clicking for me! Set my back button focus and also figured out a few more helpful custom settings while I was in there. Thank you!
Hooray!!! I know, BBF threw me for the longest time. I was always making it out to be more complicated than it was. So glad this made sense!!
no one explains things as well as you do, you were born to do this job x
So helpful! The zoom button is life-changing!!!!!
really love this channel! Learning so much. Do you have any videos on how to get the focus setting right to get the whole plate of food in focus?
You are awesome with food photography. Thanks for all of your lessons.
Thank you for this video. While I already knew every one of the individual points, and use them on a regular basis, it was still good to have them all together, because if I miss one, then the shot is ruined. Super clear, high efficiency knowledge transfer. My wife and I try for this every day with our own YT channels, because that's how you keep viewers engaged. Thanks again!
Wow the back button focus is a game changer. I cannot wait to try that out. All these years. Thank you.
Joanie. You are amazingly engaging and articulate, and your content is very relevant, informative, and understandable. Keep up the great work. I expect your channel will become a huge hit with photography hobbyists. Good luck.
Thank you so much!!!
I just want to say thank you for posting all these videos!! I'm going to be honest, after going to school for photography I feel like I didn't learn as much as I should have and instead have learned WAY more watching only 5 (hope to watch more) of your videos. You're honest, knowledgeable, and yet easy-going and I wish I had you as a photography teacher back in the day. I definitely plan to watch and learn more from your videos! So once again, thank you!
So kind of you to say!!!
I just came across your channel a few days ago....and boy am I glad! I have already learned so much from you. You explain things really well. I love your videos! Please keep them coming!!!!
So glad to have you here and a part of the party in my studio! Cheers to you!
You look to be having fun while you record your videos, and that it's transmitted to us, your followers. Thank you so much for another great video!
Hey! Good tip! After 5-6 years doing photography and self learning... I never thought about the depth of field angle... Thanks Joanie!
Well presented, informative and fun video. Its good to learn, love your videos- keep them coming.
You are officially my photography angel...love what you are doing! Your videos are super helpful and FUN!
An angel!? OMG, you're too sweet! I'm so happy to be able to help people who love food and photography as much as I do!
seriously SAME. She's my guru for the food photography.
Thanks!
Thank you Lauren! So kind of you!!
You are absolutely brilliant. I have a degree in photography and the one thing my college teachers NEVER discussed was the camera functions. Thank you.
Joanie, I have binge watched so many of your videos now and your tips are all so helpful! I especially love the Composition ones!
Thank you for teaching on RUclips. Definitely a subscriber indefinitely. :D
Super informative video. I'm a new Photographer and this is a game changer. You have a great teaching style.
I have the exact camera and lens, the perfect video for food photography learning. Thanks a ton.
Thanks a lot! Do you mind to make another video on your lighting gear and setting for such live video you are currently shooting?
Thank you for sharing OG 😄🥰I love your hair style❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for advice, im holding my cameras now, im a sony user. I found the zoom button here also. But not working like yours. But its ok ill still learning how to make a sharp focus. Need more lights and using tripod then can make prefect photos like yours
Love your videos, I have picked up so many little tips that have helped me improve my still life images. Many thanks.
Just discovered your channel today and love it ! Can’t wait to watch more !!
You're the best photography instructor I've ever come across. not a moment watching your videos when I don't learn something
Hi Joanie! I must say that you have not only great information here, but awesome presentation skills as well! I do landscape and small product photography, and have dabbled in food photography as well. For most of my product shots, I find that a macro lens (i.e., the Fujinon XF80mm f/2.8 Macro) gives me the sharpest, most detail-rich images possible with my particular gear. Also, I realize it’s out of the scope of this video, but for images where large depth of field is required, focus-stacking is a fantastic technique. Of course, a solid tripod is a necessity! Thanks again! .
I just started learning photography, and your explanation is very clear. I am also learning English too , I like your pronunciation.Of course it's a bonus.
So glad to have you here!
after so many bloggers... finally found somebody easy and clear in explaining EVERYTHING on her channel. You deserve a big like and subriscribe girl thank you :)
I am so happy I found your channel. This info is priceless
Mind = Blown. I did not know about back button focus. New to photography and this will 100% help. Thanks so much!!
Hooray!!! I had the hardest time figuring out back button focus when I first heard about it. But, it's definitely a great tool to have in your photo tool belt!
Back button focusing OMG I just discovered the power of my Nikon D7200! Thank you, amazing content!
I love your presentation style, I find it informative and refreshingly straightforward, you have a way of distilling the complex into a easily assimilated form that the novice can take on board with out alienating the more experienced - keep up your great work!
Thank you so much, Peter! That means a ton! My background is in education, so it's fun to marry my passions to help people!
LOVE that this is on the 70D (my first camera) with the humble but mighty "Nifty Fifty"! Really helps speak to those starting out and/or on a budget.
Thanks for the zoomin focus tip. It helped me a lot 😍😍😍
Hi your videos are super helpful. I have started 1 week ago with my iPhone and now you made me fall in love with food photography and actually I’m thinking of investing in a camera.. so thank you and plz keep the tech videos
Awesome! Watch out, the photography bug is dangerous! :) and lots of fun. Glad to have you here!
Amateur photographer here. Back Button focus just changed my entire existence. Thank you!
If I set the fucus to AI Servo, can I press the back button and recompose with another focal distance? Especially when I use the 50mm I always lose the focus if I work at the f1.8. I think that's because I always recompose altering the focal distance. But with AI Servo would this be solved? Thank you so much! Love your channel! 😉
This could NOT have come at a better time! I have been really frustrated with focus issues! The zoom feature is going to make a huge difference!!! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos!!!
Hooray!!! Timing is everything!
Joanie, thank you for sharing these valuable tips. Can you please tell me what kind of camera and the lens you are filming yourself with. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Joannie for all the wonderful videos! I am learning food photography through your videos. Could you please do a video on how to make your home a simple photo studio just when you are starting out. I don't know where to start from and how to get things in place.
Thanks so much for the help with back button. I also have a 70d. How do you use the LCD screen for composing pictures without switching to video mode.
Joanie, this is a great video on understanding focus, one of the best I've seen on the subject. Thank you! You have a great on camera personality. I hope you continue shooting videos and have much success! One thing I learned the hard way is that depth of field for focus gets shallower as the camera gets closer to the subject. I shot some food photos where part of the food item was out of focus (not on purpose) because the depth of field was so shallow. Live and learn!
The first tip you gave was an OMG lightbulb moment for me. It seemed so obvious, i dont know why i didnt think of the before. ive often been frustrated by sections of my photo being blurry when i wanted them to be clear. holding the camera straight on because the lens is flat. genius. 😂👍💡
So glad to help!!! I love those a-ha moments!!!
Oh my gosh! One of your best videos ever. I can’t wait to start using these techniques. Game changer.
random q- how do you get your backdrops to stand up and hold them,? Where are the clamps clamped to?
Joanie, does the back button focus apply to shooting tethered? Have you made a focus with shooting tethered video ?
One addition to the plane of focus info is that, the plane isn't perfectly flat - it's a curve so on lenses wider than 50mm with a wide aperture, objects in the corners of a flat plane may not be in focus on the picture. The remedy is the same though- increase the fstop number to increase the depth of field.
I have never understand back button focus.... until now. WOW!! Thank you!!
Hey. Thanks Bite Shot for such valuable information and tips, I have just started out and have a Cannon EOS1300 D... I can't find the settings for the back button focus and the shutter button control. Can you please help me with that?
Manual focus just changed my life. Thank you!!
You are just what I need to get to where I want to be in food photography. So glad to have found you. Well done
Another great video, thank you Joanie! I have watched this one but I shoot tethered. I have also seen your tethered video but you didn't talk about focus in that video... just how to set it up. Please can you send me a link to a video where you talk about how to get great focus shooting tethered?
That was an awesome videos for us beginners. Not too techy and you have great energy so was easy to stay "focused" Lol. Thank you.
Just watched this again as I’m taking some pictures today and needed some help. RUclips is full of photography videos but there is a big difference.. I can spend hours watching others videos and all I get is more confusion! How you do it is great, keep the video subject very specific, make it bite size and especially like when you tell ‘me’ to take my camera out and try it together with you. Would be nice to get more videos on camera settings like you covered aperture etc but looking at my canon EOS 200D there is soooo many more things that gets me feeling dizzy 😵
You bet. So many settings, so little time :) Definitely more to come in the future. Stay tuned and big hugs!
"You know there is a "Zoom In" feature." " WHAT!!" Love it! Thanks so kindly, I just got my Canon 90 D five days ago, and I have no clue what I am doing!! My first DSLR ever! Really wonderful video, just subbed. You have a natural and beautiful video presence, thank so kindly for your amazing work! ~ Daniel
I'm so glad you mentioned back button focus. Such a powerful tool. When I first found out about it I nearly lost my mind.
Lovely videos, I am from Spain and I am learning a lot, specially the back button focus from the Canon eos 77d you explain everything really clear. Thanks!!!
Great explanation!!! You are great. I will follow the others videos you have.
Thank you so much for explaining this. Does your camera have touch menu capabilities?
Joanie, you are an outstanding teacher, by any measure. Love your channel, binge watching at this time :-D
I love watching your videos, found you the other day and have been binging ever since. I’m looking to buy a new camera for my cooking videos. The canon (your baby) that you are using here, I’ve been researching. What lens what you use for video? What lens for stills? Thanks so much. I’ve found your link in the description.
I was hoping you'll pick a dish/plate as a subject to describe focus. I wonder many times, if I have a plate full of say, potatoes and I Want all the potatoes to be in focus. The one near the camera lens and the one farther away. I mostly shoot on a tripod with f11 being the aperture so I get close to sharp (the farthest potato), but I was wondering if there is a better way to focus on the whole plate if you are shooting from a side angle, (not top down)
Great vid, you covered the topics better then a lot of other videos I've seen so far, very clearly too. Thanks for the vid!
very informative... especially the section "plain of focus" - my food shots are not focused properly and now I know why.
Your literally the best teacher ever!!!!!!
So glad I came across your page. Your personality and look are so cute. Thanks so much for sharing this great advice.
Thank you so much Joanie. This video was really helpful.
Question which is better, constant light or should I use flash/strobe? For lightning the subject. Thanks