Different FOCUS MODES explained 📷 Photography Beginner Tutorial
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In this photography beginner tutorial adventure photographer Benjamin Jaworskyj explains how the different focus modes of your camera work and when to choose which focus mode.
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These A6000 videos are so helpful!
Very informative. Simple. Straight to the point (not much unnecessary vloging). And fast talking. Love it. 👍 👍
AF-S is good for focus and recompose type of shots, also keep in mind that focusing in the center of the lens produce the best results, the edges are not that perfect.
Thank you very much for this short and sweet video...
I am learning photography and I was invited to a graduation and I had a really bad time trying to get moving people in focus, before watching this video I was thinking that my mistake was using a low ISO and a slow shutter speed (I changed that later even if high ISO would introduce noise but at least I was using 1/60 shutter speed for most people and I even set it higher in some occasions)...
But right now that I watched this little yet simple explanation of the focus modes I discover another big mistake I did... I use a Canon EOS M5 and I deactivate the SERVO option which is the focus mode for moving objects (besides the continuous focus in the main setting) and that is why I was struggling with people moving and getting blurry (yes... I was trying to 1-Point focus all the time with my finger, for the time I had everything tweaked people just moved)....
I test a little bit with that and that improves the shoots a lot (moving conditions of course).
I've been using mostly AF-S mode. I'm trying to learn how to take photos more manually, as well as straighten my horizon. Your videos have been helping. I just got my first Digital SLR a few weeks ago. I got a really good deal from an elder man, and he gave me an even better deal because I told him I was planning on taking courses. Super kind gentleman. Thank you for sharing your tips with us. 😊
I’ve just got a Sony a600 camera, And I’m finding your videos invaluable in the learning process!
Please keep up the good work!!!
Sorry
It's a6000 not a600
Just found you and been watching a bunch of your videos since I have Sony a6000 but never knew how to properly use it
Thanks for this video, Benjamin
Hi Benjamin, your Videos are so very helpful, and i want to say you are the best youtuber ever 'cooler, simpatic and very modern. Congratiolations 👍📸
10/10 for the explanation. Easy to grasp for a beginner like me. Cant wait for my a6000 to arrive. Keep up the good job!
I just bought my cannon T6 Rebel Eos last month. I just missed up on my focus and you just help me solve my problem thanks
Hi Benjamin, taking my first photography class and I watch your videos for supplemental lessons. Your videos are great - clearly explained topics and easy to adapt to my own camera.Thanks!
Can you please make a video for night photography 😁
thank you so much
DMF with the adjustable focus centre for static objects. C1 button set to bring up the adjustment setting. It took a long time to figure the C1 setting out. It enables you to keep on looking and readjust this focuspoint. Or.. for moving objects like lemons😬 or birds bees and other animals AF-C with shutter release activation. With adjustable focus centre
please make more videos like this ! I am a beginner , about to buy a a6000 and this video and the one explaining different camera modes is SOO helpful. So easy to understand !
Hello Benjamin! I just bought my first ever camera (sony a5100) and I always watch your videos for beginners like me in photography. They are all very helpful and easy to understand! Thank you so much! ❤️
Thank you sir! Great video for someone new to cameras. Any video on using Sony E10 with G series 18-105 lens?
Best for the beginners like me.
Hey Ben, thx a lot for this video....
I really love taking pics with my @6000 in combination with the sony1.8OSS... I use the AF-S and Single Spot at the most times...
Greetings from the north of Germany.... 😊
These videos are fantastic, I've learned so much in such little time from them! Ben is great at breaking things down and describing in simple terms, and the examples are especially helpful! Cheers ben
Since I learned manual focus, I always use MF. I like to be in control of what to focus. Thanks for the video, very nicely explained!
I love how he brings up features specific to Sony cameras
DMF is a thing of beauty once you get the hang of it.
Point focus is definitely my favorite... af-s. I like that I take a photo and people are directed to where I want them in the photo. It is just fun.
great video simple and to the point
I’m still thinking of what camera to get between sony a5100 and a600 but I must say you must love the a6000!
I have been troubled by the setting of the focus area. Under what circumstances should I use the wide area, center point, expanded elasticity or fixed-point method? Because it is often out of focus, as long as it is above 10 meters, the shooting purpose is humanities and street photography. The camera is a6600 and the lens is 18-105 f4. Thank you for taking the time to teach me.
Awesome! Great video! Im excited to try my new camera again
I tried it once and gave up after 2 hours of trying different settings haha
Hi Ben, thankyou so much. I love your youtube channel. I'm learning a lot! From Indonesia with love 😁😘
I've been using AF-S but i think I am really lucky because my Olympus allows me to move the focus very easily to whatever i want to be focused on.
Thanks for all these videos, they've been a great help with my new Sony camera! Keep them coming!
please do a video on how you grade your footage. Your grading is probably the best I've seen on a youtube channel. If you would sell a lut to get the look you use in all your videos I'd buy it.
Thank you... very helpful
Beautiful Lemon 🍋
Nice video! The only part iam missing here is how the focus modes behave in filming mode. Mostly iam intrested in how to keep focus on a moving object while filming with the a6000. Is there a secound part about filimg coming too? Thanks!
This guy is amazing!
you're a ton of help to get started in photography! Thank you!!
hello , i just owned a6600 and this video quite helpful.. i liked point area of focusing and i personally like Manual Focus. I am astrophotographer by passion and using MF mode quite many times.. i want to know which adapter you use to connect Canon lens to E mount?
Awesome video!!! What mode would you recommend for photographing kids :) they’re so energetic 🤣🤣🤣
You caught me using AF-A as a standard setting. However I play around with flexible spot as well as AF-C trying to catch some birds. But I dont get them in focus yet. BUT the focus FIELD with flexible fields could be the solution! I did not know that setting in my a6000! Thank you! I use this kit lense most but I also have the 55-210 3.5 I guess - the other cheap kit lense if you bought a camera set ;).
Up to now I tried to catch the bird with focus in the middle and tried to have the bird in the middle of the picture. But I figured that AF-C does not work with focus on the middle or does it???
For taking Normal Family Photos/ everyday photos, which focus mode is best. I assume AF-S but should you use Focus area or Focus Point??
very help full,i've just bought the sony @6000
Awesome! Thanks!
Thnxx for making clear abt focus points...
Nice demo
Hey bro do we need af lens for these-, what if I use a manual lens for film . Will AF-S not work in that case ?
Thanks man
Love your videos, thanks for helping me to advance in my photography!
So what setting should I use to get an overall focused image? Not just focused on one specific object?
You are a champion!! Love your videos.. where have you been my whole life... hahahaha I just want to go take pictures now!
Ben, playlist for these beginner videos please! Danke.
Thank you for great tip for beginner , Love it
Thank you Ben, this series really helped me. I mostly take real estate pictures but love doing other pictures as a hobbie
Much needed as i have this camera. Thanks bro.
i set to AF-C and focus area to center. When i wanna focus a subject i frame it in the center and half press, as i move along for composition it will switch to wide automatically and the camera will track it. putting it on wide will just make the AF-C focus all over the place
That kind of removes the requirement to move the focus area around each time you want to frame a different subject?
This is so helpful! As a newb starting out I really needed this lol
Awesome video!just got my a6000 and this helps a lot Ben!
thanks for your videos!!! i'm learning a lot!!
Cool video Ben, thanks for sharing!
Is there a way to make it that the camera focus is not all over the place? A way to make the focus calm and settle? I want it to be that when I am recording the camera is able to focus, but not get blurry in video when constantly adjusting the focus. Is there a nature way for it to look more smooth? Thank you.
So helpful
Thanks for all the videos you put up !!! They are extremely helpful !!! I’m trying to be a self thought RUclips camera man. Lol
always enjoy your vids very informative
Your videos are great! Very informative 👌
Which is the best focus mode for car photography to capture the whole car
Thank you
you're videos are very good for beginners like me 🔥
my first camera is sony a6000 since April 2018 with kit lens + SEL 35F18, and i still learn it hahaha.... :)
Muchas gracias! Me sirvió mucho!!
My goodness you are so helpful!
I just like watching this video do I can "focus on the presenter"! 🤣.....but yes the content is important after all I found it in my search! 😁
make a video for what is the best setting for a live band in a dark bar! i got a6000 with sony mic on top and neewer stablizer, which is the best setting tho
DMF it is auto focus but you can always override is with manual focus. Quite useful is photographer know how to use it properly
Very nice
Very Useful... Thank Yu
I love your videos.And it's help me in my photography.
I live in Bangladesh.
Damn! Ben really very helpful video ..im a beginner..justnbought Sony a6400..
Random question: Sony A6000 or Panasonic G7 for photography? I'm a street photography enthusiast!! Witch one please, Thank you!
Most of the time we use MF. For wildlife or sports the focus method of our choice is AF-C.
Solid and on point 👍🏼
Thank you so much for this
nice thanks....
Your videos are always very informative, I always look forward to them. Which adapter do you use on your Sony camera to mount canon lenses? Can you please make a video on adapters for Sony alpha cameras.
In a few months I am planing to buy a Sony a6000. But the Sony cameras are very costly. I request you make a video on best budget to high range adapters for Sony.. cameras..
I watched this just now LOLOL.. what I usually use are AF-C (with flexible focus) and MF (with focus peaking).. now I know what DMF stands for.. prolly use that! :D
I have only the flower mode on the wheel, how can the camera know if I focus on the lemons or bananas?
so helpful thanks!
I learned how to use the Sony A6000 from you.
NEWBIE here....I like the simple straight forward explanation but what about the different modes you can put the camera in? For example , AUTO, PROG, A,S, M, movei,SCN etc? What happens when you use each of these modes?
Thank you for your informative videos. New subscriber here
Omg 😮 thank you 🙏
I usually use af-s or manual
Swole af!
Just found your channel and I think you are doing an amazing job. I just started product photography and I have found your tips very useful. I use the Sony a6300 so I can relate to a lot of settings you talk about
this is what i need
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You may want to do a video on how to clean your camera.
Love your tutorials from iso, shutter speed and aperature wide... but this focus tutorial may or maynot be the same with others camera, like my fuji x-a10 it only have manual, multi, area, continous, and tracking... what about those? I only use manual with peaking and area focus since only those 2 focus mode that i really understand how its works...
Can you make a comparison between the Sony a6000 and the new Canon M50 :)
Now im in your side.. Yesterday chenge canon to sony a6000👍👍 😁
I see in your video that you use the P mode, what does it mean and its function? Because i don't nornally use that mode..thanks