Understanding Digital Photography with Bob Krist

Great video tutorial on how to use your DSLR. It teaches you basic photography techniques. It’s a must see for beginners who want to learn the basics of using a camera.

www.photoblazr.com – In this week’s tutorial we go through Aperture and Shutter priority modes on cameras (DSLRs in this case) and learn about their uses. These two modes give photographers the control they want over their pictures, but allow the camera to figure out exposure settings so that you can stay focused on getting the composition you want. For more tutorials and tips check out http Subscribe to this channel for regular weekly videos
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Comments

  1. Great video, thanks!

  2. Daniel Kevorkian says:

    Mr Krist has written some of the most useful manuals I have ever read, but … gosh … his photography is so reassuringly old and glossy.

  3. avalancheleo says:

    Thanks sir…very cool tutorial…

  4. JustinOval says:

    Wow! That was quick.

  5. dominobb says:

    Thanks. Fixed it :)

  6. JustinOval says:

    Underunderstanding?

  7. bob i owe you a pint………………..

  8. sidereally says:

    very informative, but somewhat of a blast from the past. 1.0 and 2.0 GB SD cards. i just bought 16 today as a medium sized one.

  9. danuka81 says:

    How to use the SLOW SYNC flash? and does it only work with external flashes?

  10. MsPam51 says:

    wow thank you I learn alot from this video

  11. shonenarts23 says:

    i take a lot of pictures actually and thanks for uploading this video with talented 13yrs old kid

  12. TomZentra says:

    Yes, when this old video was released Bob shot JPEG. So did many others years ago for various reasons. Since then he stated that he shoots RAW. Years ago he didn’t want to do much post processing. He preferred the old style of shooting to “get it right the first time”. Since then he realized this approach is more myth than reality.

  13. michaelandcarina says:

    Did I understand correctly that he does not usually shoot RAW?

  14. MsFly999 says:

    Excellent VDO very details

  15. wickidsmaht says:

    It’s a D4.

  16. Thank you so much.

  17. finedust says:

    Superb. Thank you.

  18. sathishstpr says:

    clearly resolved my confusions… thank uuuuu

  19. tanmay91patil says:

    thank you Sir!

  20. what’s the actually product name of your camera. i know its a nikon. 

  21. aryanc73 says:

    your tutorials are the simplest to understand …and you don’t even take hours to explain

  22. cupcakepink88 says:

    thank you so much for you help with aperture/shutter tutorial! I truly appreciate it!

  23. ourlighthouse9 says:

    you explain things so well………..I love your videos……….thank you for teaching!

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  25. tinmiss says:

    thank you…easy and simple…great vid…
    

  26. palang2ispop says:

    this clears my questions about both settings, thank you.

  27. Scorpionjp65 says:

    Realy nice video thanks for shering

  28. evd3946 says:

    Your tutorials are the easiest to understand and thorough. Thank you very much

  29. jigsawpk says:

    Excellent, much more clear nw

  30. consentida97 says:

    you made it so clear to me, thanks

  31. gmoduk93 says:

    Great advice there.

  32. 2pacyou says:

    what kind of camera are you using?

  33. I am loving what you are doing here but everyone should go to manual 1st then work back. Its a hard learning curve but it will save about 2 years study in the end

  34. hollyandrea05 says:

    What are the settings of Shutter speed ideal for different types of scenarios? For example, shooting a soccer game in a daylight, in evening fog lighted game, and so on? How do the shutter speed be manipulated? thanks

  35. thisisadi says:

    Nice explanation :)

  36. japzrev69 says:

    NICE EXPLANATIONS.. GOOD JOB.. :)

  37. fireboy1008 says:

    thx this is prob the best video about Aperture Proirity and Shutter priority

  38. svs94061 says:

    Thanks for explaining this. This has confused me for a while, but now I get it.

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