Wow I i’ve been a photographer for 40 years this is one of the best triangles exposures I have ever witnessed love your examples also keep the great work up I am a true fan thank you
I just bought a Sony A7iv and this is the most instructional video I came across so far! I’ve been feeling overwhelmed with all the previous videos I watched on YT but this was precise and straight to the point 😃
I have a video specifically for the A7 IV also here: ruclips.net/video/Vt3g42Y56jI/видео.html This video is for the A7R IV, which although similar, is not the same... I appreciate the kind words and I'm really glad this video has helped you out ;)
woahhh, i spended a lot of time to watch youtubes tutorials for beginners to know how i should setup my a7iv for videos... after more as 30 videos, you give me answers in a clear and easy way !!! congratulations and thank you for that! cheers from France ;) please carry on!
Excellent tutorial, really helped. Was able to easily pause, follow your examples, experiment and understand before continuing. Also I was able to properly listen and follow what you were saying - I find some peoples tutorials sound like they've a bus to catch and they're trying to cram everything in before it arrives 🚏🚌💨😄
Just 3 minutes in and already wishing THIS was the video I watched 10 years ago when I first tried to understand all of this to have more control over the way my photographs turn out😅 Love the way you explain things so descriptively 🙏
I’ve Been watching your videos a lot went from a 7 year old Nikon d3300. Upgraded to Sony a7iv. These videos are great for me a beginner who’s picking up photography again.
Good God!!! This was the best explanation EVER! The instructions are simply amazing and easy to follow. I finally understand many things I could not grasp before. Thank you a million!
this is one of the best tutorial I've come across so far. I just bought this camera and also bought sony 355 f.14 and very happy with that. These concept for sure going to help me improve. Could you also recommend a good tripod ? and the question is what is the setting for taking picture of multiple peeople or a family of four in a outdoor place like time square or a birthday party event ? thanks
Hi Jason, I just bought the exact same setup, I'm a fine artist, and I bought the Sony A7R 4 primarily to take photos of my paintings at hi res, so as to be able to offer prints. I can see going manual is the way( i've only used auto up till now). Ive also got a Zeiss 55mm 1.8 lens, as well as the Sony 24-105 F4. I'm using continuous lighting at 5500K, with two lights on either side at an angle of 45 degrees. I can dim the lights right down from 100% to 0%. I've been using the Zeiss on auto with the painting Im trying to capture at the moment measuring 750mm H x 1200mm W. I have the camera set at 1800mm from the painting where it fills the monitor screen, but its still not quite sharp at the outer extremities. After this demo I'm thinking of using the manual setting with a slow shutter speed (I've got the wired remote, and camera on a Benro 3-way geared head). Would I then have the f stop at 4-5.6, and the ISO at 100 to get the best image of the painting, in low continuous lighting? Thanks.... Im learning, but Iv'e found both you and Dan Fox have great tutorials.
Hello there, I would try stoping down the lens to f/8 and moving back from the art piece a bit. Then zoom in on the art to eliminate any perspective distortion. f/8 should get you corner to corner sharpness if you are lined up perfect. I would also set the self timer on the camera and allow the shutter to be whatever it needs to be @ ISO 100
@@Jason_Hermann I have learned quite a lot on your a7r4 tutorial and would expect if you could do another tutorial on A7S3, as some other RUclipsrs either all inclusive and covers every item or too quick in explanation the main function menu.
I am a semi pro but new to the Sony system. I went from canon and my last system is the 5dsr which is now my backup so I look at everything for this system. Good job. Thanks.
Thank you David ;) I also have a Canon 5D system from back in the day when I was doing professional photography like portraits and weddings. The Sony's work way different for sure!
Fantastic work for beginners! Thank`s for your great work and content! I am not a beginner but I will forward this video to my best friend because I will sell him one of my SONY cameras in the near future and I couldn`t explain the basisc better then you! Greetings from Germany, Enno
Amazing explanation. Thank you for taking the time to do it. I found your video because I was gathering information about the A7RIV evaluating a possible purchase but I see in the description that you use A7C which I didn't have considered... Could you tell me why you choose that body? I was undecided between the A7RIII and IV, but will be good to have some insight for another option. Thanks!
I also have the A7IV now which is my go to camera...The A7C I am using only for my studio camera these days... The A7C is a very small camera body so not the best ergonomics and the electronic viewfinder is low quality, only on e memory card slot as well, and cheaper! The A7R series cameras have a super high resolution sensor, where the A7C has a 24MP sensor... Also the camera body on the A7R series is larger and more robust with lots of buttons everywhere... I would highly recommend checking out the A74 and here is the perfect video for you: ruclips.net/video/M7OIRjcePZE/видео.html
I appreciate the kind words and no I don't have a course available, but I do offer tons and tons of free videos on my channel that will teach you all the basics and much more... I appreciate the kind words and all the best Myron 👍
Hi Jason, your tutorial was like 2 years ago but it is just what I need right now. I have watched it carefully a few times and have benefited a lot. There is one thing I hope you could give me more tips about Sony A7R4 Iso Auto Min ss setting up. I am lost here, it can set 1/125'' or 4s or even 15 to 30ss. In my situation of shooting day-to-night timelapse, what speed should I set? Many thanks. Randy
Great video. You covered exactly what I was looking for and more. I also liked that you would point things out that would pop into my head as you were discussing things. Thanks for covering video too since our cameras do both. I have a A6400.
Thank you Jay for such a great video and help me a lot as beginner point of view. If possible, can you help to do a video on lenses for AR7IV? can't we zoom in with FE 1.8/85 lenses?
Do you need to have an external intervelometer to get to BULB mode? I can only get to 30 seconds on my Sony A7 IV on Manual mode. Great video by the way. Clear concise with so much great info. Thank you so much.
No, but you do need to be in mechanical shutter mode, so no silent shooting if that is enabled. I would check and make sure you are on single shot mode meaning one photo at a time as apposed to rapid fire continuous shooting mode. Please let me know if either of those was these issue 👊
VERY insightful. Exactly what I needed and exactly the way I needed the triangle to be explained, thank you! Hard to find these videos these days, everything is saturated and not concrete, you were spot on!
I don't have a video using the A7R IV, but this video using the RX100 VII will show you how to do it. ruclips.net/video/TFQfW_1G3Xc/видео.html It's pretty much the same settings on all the Sony cameras as far as the bracketing.
@@Jason_Hermann thank you 🙏🏾 and funny enough I started with my 50mm and I was like I need something a little wider. Cause the video shots were to close up. So I use my kit lens mainly, and my 50 here and there for certain angles
Is there an option where you can set the time on how long the shutter curtain is up when using bulb mode or you will need remote or third party app instead?
Hi Jay awesome video thank you so much. I’m officially subscribed thanks for your knowledge. Quick question, I mainly shoot a video during a sunny day or sometimes cloudy but mainly during the day, what priority setting do you recommend? Should I be in manual mode or a particular priority? I am mainly doing a Aviation video and my focus is the plane as it approaches for landing or takes off. I do not care to have anything else and focus. Any advice on the best mode, aperture, FPS, ISO settings, shutter speed? I am currently shooting at 24 FPS 1/50 shutter Manuel mode auto iso! Thanks for your help
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I've seen some REALLY bad tutorials. This is not one of them. This is a great tutorial. Thank you
Wow I i’ve been a photographer for 40 years this is one of the best triangles exposures I have ever witnessed love your examples also keep the great work up I am a true fan thank you
Wow, thank you!
I just bought a Sony A7iv and this is the most instructional video I came across so far! I’ve been feeling overwhelmed with all the previous videos I watched on YT but this was precise and straight to the point 😃
I have a video specifically for the A7 IV also here: ruclips.net/video/Vt3g42Y56jI/видео.html This video is for the A7R IV, which although similar, is not the same... I appreciate the kind words and I'm really glad this video has helped you out ;)
My sentiments too. He doesn’t overwhelm you with technical jargon.
woahhh, i spended a lot of time to watch youtubes tutorials for beginners to know how i should setup my a7iv for videos... after more as 30 videos, you give me answers in a clear and easy way !!! congratulations and thank you for that! cheers from France ;) please carry on!
This is the best video i have even seen. You explained clearly. Thank you Jason
I found the one of the best videos for about Sony A7R III❤❤. Thank you so much for creating this content.
I've watched so many videos and this one clicked. I could never find a video that demo'ed the settings to the triangle so well. Thanks
You're very welcome :)
Thanks!
You are an excellent instructor!!!
I appreciate that, thanks :)
Excellent tutorial, really helped. Was able to easily pause, follow your examples, experiment and understand before continuing. Also I was able to properly listen and follow what you were saying - I find some peoples tutorials sound like they've a bus to catch and they're trying to cram everything in before it arrives 🚏🚌💨😄
Great to hear and thanks for the very kind words :)
I just got done watching this video for the first time and I have to agree with your comment . salute
Just 3 minutes in and already wishing THIS was the video I watched 10 years ago when I first tried to understand all of this to have more control over the way my photographs turn out😅 Love the way you explain things so descriptively 🙏
I’ve Been watching your videos a lot went from a 7 year old Nikon d3300. Upgraded to Sony a7iv. These videos are great for me a beginner who’s picking up photography again.
I’m new to photography and this is the best explanation video I’ve watch thanks so much
Awesome, thank you!
Well done!!! Easy to understand and complete instruction. A natural educator. Thank you!!!
This was very helpful for me, I'm a beginner to videography with Sony A7IV. I'm learning and practising on the camera. Appreciate Your channel.
You are awesome friend. I just got a Sony a7 iv and this helped me a lot understand the basics before I take a class.
Good God!!! This was the best explanation EVER! The instructions are simply amazing and easy to follow. I finally understand many things I could not grasp before. Thank you a million!
You're very welcome!
Thanks
Thank you :)
Thanks for this...just grabbed a A7iv and am teaching myself the wonders of the various controls (came over from Nikon) this tutorial was top notch
Awesome tutorial !! Now if I didn’t see what you looked like in the beginning I would have thought it was Ray Romano teaching this
Thanks! 😃
Perfect Tutorial, Thank you, Köszönöm szépen Budapestről.
You know you just saved me right? So detailed one! Respect and thank you
Very helpful. Thank you!
This was a great instructional video. Helped me understand my R iv settings so much better for low light to achieve less noise.
I'm really happy to hear that and thank you very much for the comments JankerB ;)
Thank you for sharing. Everything you explained from the beginning til the end helped me understand my Sony a7iii. 😊🙏
thanks brother for your assistance .. helped me understand sony exposure triangle i really appreciate.
Top 5 on the internet
Brilliant mate ..
Best video on the R iV yet!
Wow, thanks!
I've been searching tutorial videos for days and this is the most helpfull one among them thank you so much. I learned a lot.
You're very welcome!
Awesome explanation. Thank you.
Super helpful!! Really appreciate these video tutorials to help me use my new a7r IV!
Great video! Explained from the fundamentals to the application!
Best tutorial I have seen thank you !❤
Thank you! You explained the modes on my similar a7 mark II. Super helpful video and great examples.
Superb quick start for beginners! I have a Sony 6000a and found it very helpful.
Great to hear it and thanks for the comments!
What education you just gave me!
Thanks so much for your tutorial that delivers your teaching with easy language and clear and vivid demonstration. I’ve benefited quite a lot…
You're very welcome!
this is one of the best tutorial I've come across so far. I just bought this camera and also bought sony 355 f.14 and very happy with that. These concept for sure going to help me improve. Could you also recommend a good tripod ? and the question is what is the setting for taking picture of multiple peeople or a family of four in a outdoor place like time square or a birthday party event ? thanks
Bravo! such a good stuff, perfectly explained!
Hi Jason, I just bought the exact same setup, I'm a fine artist, and I bought the Sony A7R 4 primarily to take photos of my paintings at hi res, so as to be able to offer prints. I can see going manual is the way( i've only used auto up till now). Ive also got a Zeiss 55mm 1.8 lens, as well as the Sony 24-105 F4. I'm using continuous lighting at 5500K, with two lights on either side at an angle of 45 degrees. I can dim the lights right down from 100% to 0%. I've been using the Zeiss on auto with the painting Im trying to capture at the moment measuring 750mm H x 1200mm W. I have the camera set at 1800mm from the painting where it fills the monitor screen, but its still not quite sharp at the outer extremities. After this demo I'm thinking of using the manual setting with a slow shutter speed (I've got the wired remote, and camera on a Benro 3-way geared head). Would I then have the f stop at 4-5.6, and the ISO at 100 to get the best image of the painting, in low continuous lighting? Thanks.... Im learning, but Iv'e found both you and Dan Fox have great tutorials.
Hello there, I would try stoping down the lens to f/8 and moving back from the art piece a bit. Then zoom in on the art to eliminate any perspective distortion. f/8 should get you corner to corner sharpness if you are lined up perfect. I would also set the self timer on the camera and allow the shutter to be whatever it needs to be @ ISO 100
I just bought that lens, it’s my standard lens that lives on my camera full time. Thanks for the education
Great video I learnt a lot from the video
The best tutorial ever I have learned so far!👍👍👍👍
Wow, thanks!
@@Jason_Hermann I have learned quite a lot on your a7r4 tutorial and would expect if you could do another tutorial on A7S3, as some other RUclipsrs either all inclusive and covers every item or too quick in explanation the main function menu.
thank you for all your help and your tips and imformation sendin you positive energy 🙏🏻❤🤙🏻
I appreciate that!
I am a semi pro but new to the Sony system. I went from canon and my last system is the 5dsr which is now my backup so I look at everything for this system. Good job. Thanks.
Thank you David ;) I also have a Canon 5D system from back in the day when I was doing professional photography like portraits and weddings. The Sony's work way different for sure!
I recently bought that camera. Thanks for the video.
You are very welcome Sam ;)
thanks for sharing your knowledge, great tutorial.
You are very welcome :)
Thanks Jay. Appreciate your videos.
Thank you very detailed, I needed this information.
Super helpful, we'll explained vid, in the sense that it's readily understood, huge.. thanks !!
You're very welcome!
Awesome informative video. Thanks! Top! ❤
Great video as well
Thanks!
Absolutely wonderful video, this is the video I need to watch to grasp this.
Fantastic work for beginners! Thank`s for your great work and content! I am not a beginner but I will forward this video to my best friend because I will sell him one of my SONY cameras in the near future and I couldn`t explain the basisc better then you! Greetings from Germany, Enno
Glad it was helpful and thanks for the kind comments! !
Amazing explanation. Thank you for taking the time to do it. I found your video because I was gathering information about the A7RIV evaluating a possible purchase but I see in the description that you use A7C which I didn't have considered... Could you tell me why you choose that body? I was undecided between the A7RIII and IV, but will be good to have some insight for another option. Thanks!
I also have the A7IV now which is my go to camera...The A7C I am using only for my studio camera these days... The A7C is a very small camera body so not the best ergonomics and the electronic viewfinder is low quality, only on e memory card slot as well, and cheaper! The A7R series cameras have a super high resolution sensor, where the A7C has a 24MP sensor... Also the camera body on the A7R series is larger and more robust with lots of buttons everywhere... I would highly recommend checking out the A74 and here is the perfect video for you: ruclips.net/video/M7OIRjcePZE/видео.html
I love your explanation; it is very simple to understand.
Thank you very much for the comments and I'm glad you found the video tutorial easy to digest ;) Jay
Thanks mate, this video is owesome for us beginers! 🔝💪😎
Glad to hear that, thanks!!
This was AMAZING, thank you so much for your time and knowledge!
You are very welcome and thanks for the kind comments :)
Thank You so much. You are a good Teacher!!! 🙂
Thank you! 😃
I needed this thank you 🙏 Blessings
Glad it was helpful and thank you for the comments Poems Jones ;)
This help me a lot too get the right shutter too f. Stock definitely going to help me fix my shoot
Excellent presentation brother. Just getting started, learned a lot.
Awesome 👊
Great video tutorial for beginners. Thanks for this. 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much, it really helped me !! :)
You're the man! Thank U so much Jason...
Good video. You’re a great instructor. Do you have a training course for new photographers?
I appreciate the kind words and no I don't have a course available, but I do offer tons and tons of free videos on my channel that will teach you all the basics and much more... I appreciate the kind words and all the best Myron 👍
Hi Jason, your tutorial was like 2 years ago but it is just what I need right now. I have watched it carefully a few times and have benefited a lot. There is one thing I hope you could give me more tips about Sony A7R4 Iso Auto Min ss setting up. I am lost here, it can set 1/125'' or 4s or even 15 to 30ss. In my situation of shooting day-to-night timelapse, what speed should I set?
Many thanks.
Randy
Thankyou so much for this lesson ❤
You're welcome 😊
This is a very well explained video!
Thank you!
Excelent video..!!! The best about this... Congratulatios from Argentina...!!!
Thank you :)
Great video. You covered exactly what I was looking for and more. I also liked that you would point things out that would pop into my head as you were discussing things. Thanks for covering video too since our cameras do both. I have a A6400.
Awesome, thank you! I have a very similar video on the A6400 here: ruclips.net/video/lt2Kp-2mCHA/видео.html
great video! helps newbies out like myself!
Glad it helped and thank you for the comments ;)
Thank you for this great tutorial!!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is a REALLY helpful tutorial. I love how clearly you explained so much so quickly. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful and you are very welcome :)
great explanation and guidance! THANKS!
You are very welcome!
Excellent tutorial! Thanks so much! I found this very helpful!
Glad it was helpful and you are very welcome!
Great video😍😍🙏
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
This was a great tutorial. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful and you are very welcome!
Thank you so much, this is amazing.
You're very welcome!
Thank you Jay for such a great video and help me a lot as beginner point of view. If possible, can you help to do a video on lenses for AR7IV? can't we zoom in with FE 1.8/85 lenses?
Fantastic video Jason! thank you sir 🙏🏼
Time well spent even if I own a 6600. Thank you Jay!
Thank you for the comments and I'm glad the video helped you out ;)
Super helpful, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
great video ! tnx
You are welcome!
Good job
Thanks
Thank you for making this video. ding ding ding
Simple but clear.
Glad you think so!
Do you need to have an external intervelometer to get to BULB mode? I can only get to 30 seconds on my Sony A7 IV on Manual mode. Great video by the way. Clear concise with so much great info. Thank you so much.
No, but you do need to be in mechanical shutter mode, so no silent shooting if that is enabled. I would check and make sure you are on single shot mode meaning one photo at a time as apposed to rapid fire continuous shooting mode. Please let me know if either of those was these issue 👊
@@Jason_Hermann For me it was the drive mode. Turned on single shot mode, with mechanical shutter, and got bulb mode.
@@robertmryan Thanks for letting e know Rob ;)
I just ordered this camera, thank you for this video it was very informative.
What memory cards do you recommend?
For the money I would go with this one: amzn.to/3wKzuyA
U have saved my life
thanks for the video
VERY insightful. Exactly what I needed and exactly the way I needed the triangle to be explained, thank you! Hard to find these videos these days, everything is saturated and not concrete, you were spot on!
Glad it was helpful and you're very welcome Mariano ;)
Do you have or can you do a video on bracketing on the sony a7r4 ?
I don't have a video using the A7R IV, but this video using the RX100 VII will show you how to do it. ruclips.net/video/TFQfW_1G3Xc/видео.html It's pretty much the same settings on all the Sony cameras as far as the bracketing.
I am basically eyeing everything when I am shooting 😂 will need to rewatch again
I recommend one step at a time my friend and hit pause while you play with your camera at the same time ;)
@@Jason_Hermann definitely :)
I have been able to understand the basics but this goes more in depth it’s a great video def subscribing
I have a kit lens and a 55mm prime and 85MM prime lens. Which one is good for shooting indoor gym videos? Also the camera I have is the A7iV
All three lenses can be used for different things, but I would certainly bring the kit lens for a wider view and the 55mm.
@@Jason_Hermann thank you 🙏🏾 and funny enough I started with my 50mm and I was like I need something a little wider. Cause the video shots were to close up. So I use my kit lens mainly, and my 50 here and there for certain angles
THANK YOU!!!
Hello, thanks for great video!
I just got this camera. Please can you advise me how to set shutter when in Auto? I have manual fisheye lense. Cheers!
Just down here by the river in the dark learning things lol
I’m by a beach but doing the same thing 😂
Is there an option where you can set the time on how long the shutter curtain is up when using bulb mode or you will need remote or third party app instead?
Hi Jay awesome video thank you so much. I’m officially subscribed thanks for your knowledge. Quick question, I mainly shoot a video during a sunny day or sometimes cloudy but mainly during the day, what priority setting do you recommend? Should I be in manual mode or a particular priority? I am mainly doing a Aviation video and my focus is the plane as it approaches for landing or takes off. I do not care to have anything else and focus. Any advice on the best mode, aperture, FPS, ISO settings, shutter speed? I am currently shooting at 24 FPS 1/50 shutter Manuel mode auto iso! Thanks for your help