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Photography tutorial series that explores the basic photography concepts and settings for a compact digital camera. This episodes explains the concept of Rule of Thirds.
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@PhotographersOnUTube great vids man. on the first photo did u ever think of exposing for the background and using fill flash for the boots?
@jc545staffy for me if i like the way the photo looks then its properly exopsed, most cameras have a histogram. i dont know if he has done a vid on histogram, i just found his channel and im trying to catch up. haha
Hi Jib,
really like your videos and try to follow them all.
I am new to DSLR Photography and trying to learn fundamentals. I recently bought a Nikon D5100. And have a few questions on this topic:
– Why can’t we use or why doesn’t exposure compensation mean anything in Manual mode?
– In Aperture Priority mode, F3.5, 1/60S, flash on, my camera was showing all the way -ve on the scale. To get the pointer back to 0, had to bring the exposure down to (-2.0) instead of increasing it.. Why is it so?
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You teach really well… I hope you make it big dude … You really are genuine !
@SpyralTwilight Thanks man! I don’t know how people can BS in every video and the viewers sit through and accept it. One guy has 700 videos and I yet have to see a video from him that’s worth watching. Product pushing, trying to get as many hits to make a few bucks and in the end… the beginners learn 1/10 of what they should. I’m trying to concentrate on the quality than quantity. I’m glad you see that.
I really appreciate the photo examples you give at the end of your tuts. I swear, no one else on youtube does that. They just talk about it. This is why your my favorite. I can actually SEE what you are talking about.
@jc545staffy You can actually check it in lightroom3 if it’s under/over exposed. Sometimes certain parts are overexposed but if they’re not the main subject, you let it go. The reason why you have aperture/shutter mode because over 90% of the photographer using non-auto mode, use aperture priority mode. It’s quicker and faster. When the light meter gets fooled, you switch to manual to make those minor adjustments. Any camera with manual setting will have individual controls for aperture/shutter.
Hi,u mentioned ur unsure if the pic is properly exposed, how will u ever tell, does the camera have a way to tell you? also im just getting in2 dslrs & im wondering why there r aperture & shutter priority modes at all as in manual u can adjust the aperture2give u a nice blur&then shutter speed 2 allow light in, the same the other way adjust the shutter speed to capture movement how u like&adjust the aperture to allow more light in 2get the right exposure, is this right,&is it the way you work?
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Wow I absolutely “””LOVE””” you T-shirt. Very Cool !!!! Can your shirt be purchase online? Where did you get it from.
@MrOfosuh lol. I’ve been through those Einstein moments but I had to discover most things on my own after making so many mistakes. Last time I went to Sarasota. I just loved the beaches there. This time I’ll be going to St. Petersburg which is 20 minutes from Sarasota. Thank you for watching the videos. Do share some pictures on facebook.
Where in Florida, I would like to meet also. I have been following you in Florida. I must say after watching your tutorials, I get the Einstein moment, the lightbulb goes on and everything makes sense.
Thank You mate!
@rodbo That was very kind of you. I used to be a financial consultant but wanted to do something that I enjoy. Now I make a fraction of what I used to but I enjoy this a lot. I believe I had left a comment on one of your videos. Your outdoor photography is really nice. Again, thank you for your kind words.
Hello, Good Job..! I have been following you for about 6 months now and have found a lot of good information in your videos. Thanks..! Since retiring in 2005, I have taken up photography and find it rewarding in so many ways. My wife is the president of a local Artisans Guild and I am able to show my amateur photography in many of her art shows…even sold three in the last year. Perhaps it was due to your free help through these videos. My Point…..is Thank You for all your help.
@Bonestocksvt Hey! When you said real life shooting… did you mean us together shooting/youtube video? Of course! That would be great. I’m meeting one photographer in NY and I’ll try to do a video if I get a chance. Where are you in Jersey? I’m also going to see one photographer in Florida and a couple of guys have contacted me to do events together in Jersey.
@Bonestocksvt I will do a video explaining when to crop. Because fro doesn’t have a lot of real experience he doesn’t know pictures of the dance floor at wide angle HAVE to be cropped. I’ll post pictures pre crop and post crop. An ordinary image can turn into a great image. Scott Kelby, Joe McNally crop. If fro had even an ounce of Scott and Joe’s talent, he wouldn’t be saying that. Stay tuned and I’ll do videos on all the things he says people shouldn’t. I’m close to Princeton by route 1
@PhotographersOnUTube Yeah, I figured you would know once I said afro, lmao.. I completely disagree with his crop pet peeve. If I have to crop to make it better, then I’m going to crop. As far as histogram, if your not using it, then your missing out big time. I saw the statue of liberty in one of your videos, are you in NJ? I’m in jersey and also have a D7000 so your videos make it even easier for me to follow along. It be cool to do some real life shooting some time.
I agree, Cazillo FTW!
@Bonestocksvt lol. I know what you’re talking about. Perception is reality. The man has only 2 weddings under his belt. One was the cousin and the other friend’s referral. Photographing friend’s band, passes opinion as facts like cropping and using histogram makes no sense. I’d take real experience over unnecessary BS in front of the web cam any day. Do follow Greg. He has real experience, WAY more knowledgeable than fro and doesn’t give bad advice to make some extra money. Thanks for the Ts
@PhotographersOnUTube I hear yaa man, I follow some other dude on here with a big afro as well. I use to think he was cool but now I feel like he has turned it into a business so it’s refreshing to see someone genuine again. Anyhow, I just ordered 2 shirts, lol. Thanks again
@Bonestocksvt I appreciate that man. I never make BS videos trying to push products like some of other guys. I am here to teach photography. If anyone buys the Tshirts, it’s just a bonus. If you shop from Amazon, you can use my banner link from my website. That also helps. Again, thank you!!!
@PhotographersOnUTube Excellent, I’ll check it out and order a few later on to show support. Thanks again
@Bonestocksvt Thank you!! I have a contract with a company who prints these tshirts for me. I design them. Check out my website where I list them. Very inexpensive.
Just a quick thanks to you for taking the time to make these videos. I think they are great and sure hope you keep them coming. Thumbs Up! PS: where did you get your t-shirt?
which cam do u have?
OK, why show yourself so much? Put more of the sample pics to illustrate your point. Just showing one or two for a second is not enough. This is more of a self promotion than anything else.
Long Intro ..? Phew….Looks like you got paid a lot? That’s a business decision I suppose.
lol
I know, the intro was so long.
I’ll give you some rules love, the rules of Bukaki!! You know she loves it
intro was wayyyyy tooooo loooonnggg… i stopped watching at 00:33. thumbs up?!!
@SeikoPsycho did you read the title, could it have something to do with the rule of thirds….hmmm, I wonder
Stop blinking…
sounds hawaiian?
Too much noise, God Sake. yes stupid
good, I learned something gonna be useful, but as most of the audiences said the intro is too long :) keep the good work.
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you blink a loooooooooottttttttttttttttttttttt
too long intro.. stupid..
Wadsworth constant applies
i’d like more hands on instruction about the rule of thirds from that instructor
she blinks a lot
thus, you don’t bother using the 180 degree rule
She is pretty and sexy ….. wah lau!
i dont believe that the rule of thirs are made to be broken. a tru artistic photo still follow the rule of thirds even if it might not look it to the untrained eye
I almost turned this video off for being bait and switch at 0:32 then I waited one more second to realize it was just an extremely long intro. Wow.
And the angles are fine. They’re obviously 3rds shots. And calling her a bitch is uncalled for. And you never know, it might not even be her filming this. Grow up, asshole.
Photosion on Facebook. a page for sharing amateur and professional pictures made by yourself … or just observe others pictures. if you want to share ur work, or just enjoy the pictures posted, go there and give a “Like”.
I think she immensely sexy!
Welldone thats a great video.
Thanks for saying it doesn’t matter, at the end.
Because if all photography was like this there would be so much monoteny that a new product would be invented to supercede the camera.
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Cheers.
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