How to Shoot in Manual Mode!!! // ISO, Shutter Speed, & Aperture Explained
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This video is to help you understand how to shoot in manual mode and how each one of these camera settings can affect your photo!
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i didn’t know what was different at first then i realized you shot this during the day
@kevosalinas
4 жыл бұрын
Nathan Ninomiya can’t be a night owl all the time haha
Lmao you explained it amazingly. Still don’t know wtf I’m supposed to do 😳 how do I know if it’s exposed properly and how do I make it as crispy as possible loool lotta practicing to do. thanks again! 🙏🏾
@kevosalinas
3 жыл бұрын
hahaha thank you! Best way to tell if your photo is exposed properly is the little light meter (typically) at the bottom of your viewfinder/screen. I actually went ahead and popped it on the screen a couple of times when I was talking about aperture/shutter speed/ISO. You want the light better to be hovering over "0" that just means that your shot isn't over exposed or underexposed.
@Schoolofshots1
3 жыл бұрын
@@kevosalinas wow thanks a bunch bro that really helps. Does that light meter change only if I’m in manual mode because it’s just in aperture priority mode it’s hovering over 0.