Saurav Sinha you are my first teacher who made me realise of my talent ..today photography is part of my life and I worship it..thanks for guiding me..lots of love and happy world photography day
I had to hunt through a dozen vids to find this excellent tutorial. In six minutes Saurav told me everything, clearly and concisely. I had to reduce the speed to 0.75 because my mind is slower than his! But in my opinion, the best beginner's video tutorial on RUclips. Thank you so very much Saurav!!!!!!!!!! Truly great stuff there.
Speed was on point in this tutorial :) I usually have to set speed at 2x on other tutorials. He also included some of the most important tips, composition, prime lenses, and level camera! :)
Saurav, you are crisp, to the point, no babbling.... You talk sense every second.. You do not waste time anytime. You demand great attention. This is how RUclips community should grow for evolving fraternity knowledgebase. Kudos dear.
24fps if you want natural looking ( motion blur ) and 60fps if you want to have that smooth look... It's best to use either one of the two mentioned. 24fps = 1/48 or 50 60 fps = 1/120 And depending on how close of far you are from the subject, you should choose wide aperture or closed one. If you're close use 1.8 or around 2.8 and if you're capturing a lot of people in the frame use smaller aperture. I'd prefer to use 1.8 or 2.8 for more light
I've got add it here: I only watch tutorial videos from vloggers based out of the West. Great to see such informative videography tutorials (and even a silver play button.. Hurray!) from a fellow Indian vlogger. Keep up the good work, buddy!👍🏽
hey great video, really useful. 6:34 min video, every second worth it. really helpful for beginner like me. 👍 (not a complain)next time can you pls show us practically with the camera.
I really love the video. So clear, so right on fps, iso and shutter speed. I have seen other pro video but not as clean as your. Saurav, you gave us so much clear information. Thank you.
Hey Saurav, amazing tutorial. So I am new to videography and lighting. I have been trying out 25fps and 1/50aperture. The iso is a big problem, since it is a slightly darker room I keep the iso low for lesser noise. Do let me know how I can light the room to give it a cinematic look
nice video . I have 6d canon, pl tell which focus mode i have to choose in pre wedding shoots or i have to choose manual mode in any mode. like single, live or quick
welldone buddy welldone, your video editing techniques are too excellent, astouuunnnndddiinnggg video, and the second part comes u didn't wasted a single second by saying uhhh, urrghhh, appreciated dude, subscribed
Do you use a green screen in the background? I really like the way the video looks and you really speak great. I knew all about that you talked in the video but I sticked till the end because the video as a whole was looking good to the eyes.
I just have a query. Suppose i want to shoot at 30fps and my shutter speed is 1/60th. So, does changing the iso leads to the changing of shutterspeed as well or should we keep it constant?
You adjust the iso to work with the shutter speed and aperture you've chosen. For example if you set the iso to 100, but your picture is too dark, simply raise the number of the iso until the picture becomes bright enough for your liking.
Great video! In very short video you have stuffed lot of great content. Very helpful. Question about making of this video - How did you mke the video ? I mean - you wrote the content- how much time did you rehearse? How many videos did you add together for editing this? How much time did the whole process take? Pls share info on making of this video.
and while recording you probably took care of all settings. For post production what specific things you had to take care? Did you use prime lens or zoom lense? What kind of lighting this video use? Which software did you use for editing? audio is with shotgun microphone or wireless mic?
+Ishwara Bhat I note down the main points and then I try to elaborate them while speaking. Before recording the video I generally rehearse it twice. For editing it requires a complete whole day. The whole video takes 2-3 days.
What will be the ideal settings for shooting a object like train which is moving towards you,where the focus is always changing as it is moving towards you.WHat should be the ideal setings on the nikkon DSLR?
This guy is also comprehensive with shooting video on your DSLR and talks slower. Not sure if you know him but you could check him out tinyurl.com/Fr0knowsphoto he is FroKnowsPhoto of RUclips as well.
Thanks, I couldn't figure out why my videos on canon M50 were jerky, I will try out your FPS to shutter speed ratio and hopefully my videos will be smoother.
As in the film cameras the landscape or a market scene ... both foreground and background is captured...n the quality looks much better.....bt is there any good lens that shoot video in good quality (without depth of field)
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Happy World Photography Day guys! Hope you enjoyed the video :)
Saurav Sinha you are my first teacher who made me realise of my talent ..today photography is part of my life and I worship it..thanks for guiding me..lots of love and happy world photography day
Saurav Sinha please make the on how to shoot cinematic sequence
+Saqib Shah that's coming very soon!
Hii bro
Can u make video on continue shots???
bro i have a camara cannon d1000 its setting is so confuse
I love how he goes straight to the point. He explains it really clearly too. Great material...
I had to hunt through a dozen vids to find this excellent tutorial. In six minutes Saurav told me everything, clearly and concisely. I had to reduce the speed to 0.75 because my mind is slower than his! But in my opinion, the best beginner's video tutorial on RUclips. Thank you so very much Saurav!!!!!!!!!! Truly great stuff there.
Speed was on point in this tutorial :) I usually have to set speed at 2x on other tutorials. He also included some of the most important tips, composition, prime lenses, and level camera! :)
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Saurav, you are crisp, to the point, no babbling.... You talk sense every second.. You do not waste time anytime. You demand great attention. This is how RUclips community should grow for evolving fraternity knowledgebase. Kudos dear.
for stage programme video shooting, what is the best setting please explain me.. i am using canon 80d lenses are 50mm and 85mm prime lense
Yes
24fps if you want natural looking ( motion blur ) and 60fps if you want to have that smooth look...
It's best to use either one of the two mentioned.
24fps = 1/48 or 50
60 fps = 1/120
And depending on how close of far you are from the subject, you should choose wide aperture or closed one. If you're close use 1.8 or around 2.8 and if you're capturing a lot of people in the frame use smaller aperture. I'd prefer to use 1.8 or 2.8 for more light
I don't even know what this guy is talking about and I believe I can do this all myself now!! Great job!!
Omg!! So glad I found you! Just started learning video and anyone I ask that does do video can't seem to show me. Glad I found you! Subscribed!!
I really enjoyed and learned a lot from this tutorial thank you so for this great tutorial.
Thank you so much. This video helped me in making short film with my new Canon700D
I've got add it here: I only watch tutorial videos from vloggers based out of the West. Great to see such informative videography tutorials (and even a silver play button.. Hurray!) from a fellow Indian vlogger. Keep up the good work, buddy!👍🏽
Great information. This was helpful and to the point. Thank you.
Dude, Thanks a Freaking Lot! This video was quick and amazingly explained !
Also, you don't waste any time and the info is ON POINT!!!🤘
excellent one dude, perfectly you listed out the check list for video making
Awesome video. Subscribed. Kindly let me know which microphone you have used for this video.
That helped me to understand the settings for a dslr , finally i understend all of them !
This video was *exactly* what I was looking for, thank you so much!!
how can we fix out of focus in dslr camera while recording videos alone without any assistant in Nikon D5100 ??
basically all I needed in one video! liked and subscribed!
*Hartley congratulation Saurav Sinha for 100K Subscribers*
*Keep it up & All the Best*
Thank you!
Very concise, to the point, with everything I wanted and needed to know. Beautifully edited without too much or too little...perfect video!
Hey thank you! your work and tutorials are amazing, thanks!
I greatly appreciate how straightforward and no no sense this video is. Very informative and very helpful, thank you!
hey great video, really useful. 6:34 min video, every second worth it. really helpful for beginner like me. 👍
(not a complain)next time can you pls show us practically with the camera.
I really love the video. So clear, so right on fps, iso and shutter speed. I have seen other pro video but not as clean as your. Saurav, you gave us so much clear information. Thank you.
U also developed ur video....especially the background
gd job man.. really appreciate ur teaching quality 👏👏
+Mohammed Ullah Rasel thanks a lot
Jay shree ram
This is an excellent video for learning the basics! Very well explained!
That was something that really made sense!! Truly helpful!
nice, simple and effective tips. a great place to start at for someone just starting out. A basic checklist but a must for sure.
THIS VIDEO HELPED ME SO MUCH WITH MY NEW DSLR, D3400, IF POSSIBLE PLEASE MAKE ON THESE MODEL, AND BY THE WAY LOVED YOUR VIDEO, I SUBSCRIBED.
gr8 thanks...
now next we want all about lenses how to choose lense before buying them also diffrent types of lens and their use.
Thank You So Much Great Explained 😍
Wow! Quick, to the point, excellent information.
Hey Saurav, amazing tutorial. So I am new to videography and lighting. I have been trying out 25fps and 1/50aperture. The iso is a big problem, since it is a slightly darker room I keep the iso low for lesser noise. Do let me know how I can light the room to give it a cinematic look
I will definitely be watching this video later on again to set up my camera. My lighting is always off and I always end up looking too orange!
Thank You Saurav & Keep it up !!
You doing a great job !!
Great video bud! Was not doubling my shutter when filming!
Really loved your video! You've simplified and presented everything very well.
Thanks !
Greetings from Pakistan 🇵🇰
@V- HAN lmao mn
I watched a lot of videos for learning camera details but ur video is the best.
Before I finish the video i had to stop it and give you a LIKE
Thanks
Keep it up and stay teach us.. we want to see you here with more informative collection
You gained my respect dude.. Thanks alot for making this video... :)
nice video . I have 6d canon, pl tell which focus mode i have to choose in pre wedding shoots or i have to choose manual mode in any mode. like single, live or quick
Awesome
+Satish Kushwaha thanks a lot
Best camera tip channel ever................
All the best forever
Who all came here for His voice and english speaking ?
Its amazing
Although we Dont have a dslr
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welldone buddy welldone, your video editing techniques are too excellent, astouuunnnndddiinnggg video, and the second part comes u didn't wasted a single second by saying uhhh, urrghhh, appreciated dude,
subscribed
Hi brother I learned something new! Thank you
hi thank you for sharing information. gray card is that compulsory to use it every time I use difference angle ?
while watching this video its made me to like first then subscribe n comment after that.. very informative..
A very good easy to follow video from basics to advanced in plain english well done.
Good stuff man
I’ve just subscribed and find lot better than others and your presentation is quite understandable...
Do you use a green screen in the background? I really like the way the video looks and you really speak great. I knew all about that you talked in the video but I sticked till the end because the video as a whole was looking good to the eyes.
I'm glad you liked it. No, I didn't use any green screen. It was a simple black background.
Saurav Sinha Looks like I have to paint my house black now
Thanks brother, nice video.
This is cool man...
Thanks for the video😇
Refreshingly well explained video. Well done and thank you.
Thank you for making such a nice video. It was very helpful.
I just have a query. Suppose i want to shoot at 30fps and my shutter speed is 1/60th. So, does changing the iso leads to the changing of shutterspeed as well or should we keep it constant?
You adjust the iso to work with the shutter speed and aperture you've chosen. For example if you set the iso to 100, but your picture is too dark, simply raise the number of the iso until the picture becomes bright enough for your liking.
Great video and love the animations too :)
Very informative as a first insight to video! very helpful, thank you!
im watching second time and this is the easiest video i hv ever watched....so informative.
wow.....awesome video..explane very sharp and detaild. thanks bro
Prime lens one disadvantage is that it doesn't have image stabilization
Thank you for this video, simplified and straightforward!!!
Great video! In very short video you have stuffed lot of great content. Very helpful. Question about making of this video - How did you mke the video ? I mean - you wrote the content- how much time did you rehearse? How many videos did you add together for editing this? How much time did the whole process take? Pls share info on making of this video.
and while recording you probably took care of all settings. For post production what specific things you had to take care? Did you use prime lens or zoom lense? What kind of lighting this video use? Which software did you use for editing? audio is with shotgun microphone or wireless mic?
+Ishwara Bhat I note down the main points and then I try to elaborate them while speaking. Before recording the video I generally rehearse it twice. For editing it requires a complete whole day. The whole video takes 2-3 days.
Hats off for your commitment as a RUclipsr
Sourav Vai great Video 👍😄
One of the best youtube video i have ever watched you are the best man! Keep up the good work
+Desmon Photography thanks a lot!
1:04 somebody needs a maths class 😂
Just kidding, i know what you meant was 1/48..but it didn’t sound so..
good video bro..
thanks bro . I was confused.
He said "One Forty-eighth" which means 1/48. Not 'one forty eight' (148)
It was perfectly clear to me and I'm a native American English speaker (Texas).
It is much helpful video 👍🏼, Thank you so much saurav ❤🙏🏼
Nice work done...
Getting more tips from u...
video editing excellent..
Tempo of speech is high..
would you explain how control focus when i am approaching or going far from an object... thanks
Hitting like for the basic info ;)
Happy Photography Day 📷 great video 😊
this is so easy to understand! :)
Your videos are always to the point. Absolutely enjoyed this one as well.
thanks ..
a new subscriber ..
I like the video. Perfectly explained and quickly
helps alot!
Bro I have nikon D5200 can u suggest me some good settings please
Instructions unclear : ended up putting up my dslr in lava
hey saurav I just wanted to thank u for ur videos, ur explanations help me a lot
good to see u improving...keep on goin
What will be the ideal settings for shooting a object like train which is moving towards you,where the focus is always changing as it is moving towards you.WHat should be the ideal setings on the nikkon DSLR?
I like your explanation but dude don't rush slow down a bit 😃😃😃
Ya he spoke Lil bit fast, but he's such a young awesome guy
This guy is also comprehensive with shooting video on your DSLR and talks slower. Not sure if you know him but you could check him out tinyurl.com/Fr0knowsphoto
he is FroKnowsPhoto of RUclips as well.
awesome dude! nice content. hope u will get more & more subscribers
"Explain TO you" is right usage
nice and very clearly explained for a beginner like me thanks a lot
But prime lens doesnt have video satbilazation
+Banita Majhi True. You have to decide what do you want more. Stabilization or that shallow dof.
Saurav Sinha some prime lenses do
I will try your suggestion tomorrow. thanks
Fuckin amazing bro !!!!
Wow very well explained 👌🏻All the best
Which Nikon lens should you choose for your D3400?
This is amazing video,i am a beginner and got almost good amount of information in the subject. Thanks a lot
Thanks, I couldn't figure out why my videos on canon M50 were jerky, I will try out your FPS to shutter speed ratio and hopefully my videos will be smoother.
Your stuff was amazing. Thanks for the knowledge
i'll start shooting experimental video with my nikon d7200/35mm lens n see how it goes.thank u for the tips.
Such a confident guy you Are man you are my favorite RUclipsr always
As in the film cameras the landscape or a market scene ... both foreground and background is captured...n the quality looks much better.....bt is there any good lens that shoot video in good quality (without depth of field)
helpful video boy ! 😀 thanks and keep it up ! 😎
Thank you for amazing and helpful video.