I am surprised there haven't been any comments. You are a wonderful teacher. There couldn't be any better way to explain this topic. Thank you! Simply brilliant.
Thank you for this video! I was curious how using flash doesn't affect motion blur. Does this still hold true in better lit backgrounds that still require a flash?
Very good explanation! This is how teaching how to take holiday light pictures should be. Well done! On the other hand did anyone mention that you kinda look like Ron Weasley ( though with black hair) from Harry Potter?
I do have a question. i saw the photo with the human subject, human came out ok but the christmas lights behind her. were blurred. was that because the camera was moved during the shot? or because there is a different setting for getting the person and the lights in focus?
Good question. They were blurred because of depth of field. I pulled focus on the subject and allowed a shallow depth of field in the background. Normal DoF rules apply and if you wanted to stop down your aperture, shoot wider, and/or shoot further away in proximity you could increase the depth of field. Just note that increasing your aperture will ask more of your flash. Thanks.
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Great tips. One other factor I'd like to know about is the white balance setting.
Excellent video and tip,THANK YOU
I just found your video, WOW, I have never heard this process explained so well. I am going to try this tonight, Thank you!
Terrific! Exactly what I wanted to know, concisely explained. Thank you.
I am surprised there haven't been any comments. You are a wonderful teacher. There couldn't be any better way to explain this topic. Thank you! Simply brilliant.
This is really so kind of you to say and it means a lot to me. Thanks. I'm so glad it's been helpful for you.
Wonderful and very helpful video , Great teacher
Thank tou for the advice. I will try it.
Still good tips in dic 2022. Thanks
Very useful video , I learned lot from it, looking forward more videos like this keep it up good work, thanks a lot sir R.manohar , india,chennai
This is good! Other videos were saying to shoot just after sunset, and that's nice, but I can't take all the shots that I want that way.
So glad to be of help. Thanks.
So helpful, thank you!
Thank you for this video! I was curious how using flash doesn't affect motion blur. Does this still hold true in better lit backgrounds that still require a flash?
Very good explanation! This is how teaching how to take holiday light pictures should be. Well done! On the other hand did anyone mention that you kinda look like Ron Weasley ( though with black hair) from Harry Potter?
I do have a question. i saw the photo with the human subject, human came out ok but the christmas lights behind her. were blurred. was that because the camera was moved during the shot? or because there is a different setting for getting the person and the lights in focus?
Good question. They were blurred because of depth of field. I pulled focus on the subject and allowed a shallow depth of field in the background. Normal DoF rules apply and if you wanted to stop down your aperture, shoot wider, and/or shoot further away in proximity you could increase the depth of field. Just note that increasing your aperture will ask more of your flash. Thanks.
Haha I started at ISO100 and 1/100 and handheld... did not go so well...
Yikes, that would not end well. Glad you got it sorted.
How’s trucking business goin there
how to photo moving christmas lights
Holiday lights? Nonsense.