Camera Basics - Shutter Speed

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In this short animation, I explain the basic concept of shutter speed, from the actual shutter actuation process to the different effects that shutter speeds can produce. I hope by watching this video, you were able to learn something new, and better understand shutter speed and why it's so important in photography.
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I am releasing animations once every month. This animation was made with Adobe Illustrator and Adobe After Effects. If you have any constructive criticism, put it in the comments, and leave suggestions as to what subjects you would like me to cover in the future. I already have several videos scripted and in the works, and will be part of an upcoming series titled "Astrophotography 101."
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Credits:
Animation, Vector Design: Vincent Ledvina
Voiceover: contracted from "Throttleupvoice"
Music: Ross Budgen - Skies
Sound Effects: Created by myself and sourced online
Images: sourced from pixabay and myself (I took the MW photos)
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[mEEm]

I'm a total noob to photography but I find your videos so welcoming. They are short, to the point and explains exactly what I need to know as a beginner. Thanks a lot for the effort.

[RetroAdz]

I've learnt about all of these settings before but keep forgetting about them, however, your videos are the only ones that make it interesting while being quick and to the point. I keep coming back to watch them before I go out shooting. Thanks a lot for these videos!

[okaruno]

THANK YOU. I can't believe my teacher couldn't explain it as simple as you did, jeez!

[erichill]

Another execellent video. Recommend them to anyone that's learning the basics.

[SamarShaikh]

It's my exam tomorrow of photography.. and your video helps me alot

[Treborray]

Thanks for getting straight to the point !

[BonesofStarlight]

Everyone's a photographer, until Manual Mode. I want to become a Manual Mode photographer.

[adesharora]

Thank you very much for informing all about shutter speed

[camillatruquesdebeleza]

Amazing video. Thank you so much for taking the time to produce it.

[jaket]

Excellent and helpful video, really cosy animation also. Love this series.

[mommaminga]

Another great video. Iso is a way more intimidating thing to master vs aperture and yet he managed to make both videos easy to understand. Im ready to learn about shutter speeds now. 🙌♥️😀

[anitagupta]

So simple yet so informative. Exceptional work. Recommend to everyone.

[MichaelRodriguez-untt]

Not sure why anyone would thumbs down this. This was well explained.

[ramprasadmainali]

short and sweet vedio for a very beginner. thanks a lot for the effort educating us

[eminakhmedzade]

Thank you very much. I watch your videos in 2020 and they are very helpful. This is what I've been searching whole time. Great!

[MrRetri]

thank you so much, your animations are so helpful👌😱😱😍

[juliandirgantararchi.i]

In photography, shutter speed is also known as shutter speed. Shutter is a kind of curtain that is in front of a sheet of film as a recording medium that works with the principle of opening and closing like a door.

[dominikiysantorsk]

Many thanks guy from Brazil. This video is hella good:)

[harshamallampalli]

Very good content. Expressed in a crisp manner with apt animation. I'd love to recommend this to my friends.

[bernadinecabanas]

WoW, it's very well explained ! As a beginner, it's very helpful, to understand the basic of photography is very important to improve later. Good job and thank you so much 😊