Be a Better Photographer in 45 mins

A simple straight forward video tutorial to help you with your basics of photography.

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Subscribe to our online video based photography tutorials and learn in-depth the below core fundamental concepts of photography:

- Subject Knowledge / Natural History of subjects
- Fundamentals of photography
- White Balance
- Exposure Triangle Parameters of ISO, Aperture and Shutter speed
- Metering and exposure compensation
- Focusing Modes and Focusing Points
- Composition
- Understanding Lighting
- Low light photography
- Getting that sharp image with good colours
- Understanding your equipment and shooting techniques
- Digital Post Processing

[zmnaqvi]

Image Quality 9:30
White Balance 11:53
Exposure Triangle 16:28
Shutter Speed (TV Mode) 16:28
Aperture (AV Mode) 18:41
ISO 21:20
Manual Modes 23:00
Auto 23:13
Program Mode 23:42
TV Mode 24:18
AV Mode 25:40
Manual Mode 26:33
Portrait Mode 27:01
Landscape 27:13
Close Up 27:38
Sports 27:47
Night Portrait 28:00
Focusing Mode 29:20
Metering 36:30
Conclusion 46:05

[aylwinjoshua]

i see so many comments out here saying he is praising himself. He wasn't praising himself he was just trying to point out his credentials as an established photographer to show us viewers that he's not just guy talking crap. There are so many photographers out there who are still at beginner level of photography on YouTube who are doing tutorials. Stop giving the guy crap for pointing out his credentials. He earned it and there's no harm as a teacher to show it to us.

[mhlelikhanyeza]

i can't imagine, for the life in me, how this video lecture is free and has no annoying ads... it's a gem... thank you so much...

[dniharikaa]

Image Quality 9:30
White Balance 11:53
Exposure Triangle 16:28
Shutter Speed (TV Mode) 16:28
Aperture (AV Mode) 18:41
ISO 21:20
Manual Modes 23:00
Auto 23:13
Program Mode 23:42
TV Mode 24:18
AV Mode 25:40
Manual Mode 26:33
Portrait Mode 27:01
Landscape 27:13
Close Up 27:38
Sports 27:47
Night Portrait 28:00
Focusing Mode 29:20
Metering 36:30
Conclusion 46:05

[arinzemiracle]

Here from Nigeria 🇳🇬 you are helping alot of Africans with this thank you so much 🙏🙏
Namaste 🙇

[mickeytandon]

I am doing photography for more then 21 years but first time in my life i have found an amazing tutorial on this subject.Thank you.

[FairyAimy]

Finally someone who knows how to teach someone

[Safariloverz]

Thanks. You are great teacher. Keep posting videos sir

[thewanderingwizard]

I’ve never sit in my classroom like this so patiently when i was student . First time i used 60mins for something useful for me . I love photography and i’m thanking you sir for the best class.

[zazam]

Made a 5 page note on this tutorial, I don't remember being so attentive even as a college student. I'm 33 now, and photography is something that recently caught my interest. I don't have a DSLR yet, but still fascinated by the whole concept.
Can't thank you enough for this gem, it's helped me to grasp the basics of the art of photography and the device used.
🌼🌼🌼

[hung]

Quick access to each section:
06:50
16:28
29:22
36:31
46:06
Great detailed content for beginner !

[AnilPrajapati-lcmd]

Thank you for the wonderful lecture. I learned the basics of photography from my father, Sh Jagdish Chandra Prajapati, a renowned photographer in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, and a member of the Marudhar Photography Society. He taught and mentored many aspiring photographers by teaching them the fundamentals at the Hobby Centre in Jodhpur, specifically at the Girl Guides Headquarters. I am proud of my father, who imparted the magical knowledge of the exposure triangle—aperture, shutter speed, and ISO—in a way that was both engaging and practical. Using hand gestures, he would demonstrate the effects of reducing and increasing aperture settings and various shutter speeds, leaving a lasting impression on my subconscious mind.

Though I am now an electrical engineer in a PSU, my passion for photography remains strong. Inspired by my father's teachings, I want to continue my journey in photography after the age of 50, leveraging the skills and insights he shared with me. My mother is now 72 years old and she also won many awards in wild life photography and first lady photographer who usrally do photography in Rajput community smt. Vijay laxmi Prajapati.
Er Anil Prajapati, Jodhpur Rajasthan.

[SKYX_ENTERTAINMENT]

its now over almost two your years since this tutorial is posted, frankly speaking it make sense to everyone keep it up ....who else is still watching this tutorial in this year

[gisselromero]

I usually skip videos to “the good parts” but honestly it was ALL necessary and informative. He is thorough with his explanation, patient, and his visuals were great. Best tutorial video I’ve seen. Thank you!!

[biswajitmohapatra]

After watching this whole video without skipping I felt as if I'm the only person sitting in a classroom and sir teaching only me with every word he throws directly hits my brain. A big thankyou sir.

[vasanthir.s]

I am a 63 yrs old lady and love photography. I saw your video loved and trying to apply the same using my Camera. I have a Canon. Basically I worked as a teacher used to teach geography. I loved your talk on photography and now as a learner I should see how successful I will be with those tips given by you. Thank you so much 🙏

[Thesimplezi]

I just got my camera a couple of weeks ago, and almost cried because I didn't know how to use it (it was a gift). Mr. Shivaram you just saved my pictures ! That was the best class ever !! thank youuu for your passion and suuuuch patience !

[vinceholt]

Really impressed. I am a mature aged wannabe photographer learning from home without institutional instruction. I think I can do this given the quality of tuition I have experienced today. Thank you!

[clairemarton]

Just IMO, I've paid for thousands of dollars worth of workshops, i wish i would have ran into this man early in my adventure, he's clear and concise, to the point but with necessary detail and overall a great teacher. I'm sure you have helped many people and as for the people below talking about your posting, you have earned it, you should absolutely talk about your accomplishments! It also shows your more than capable of teaching others your skills. Thanks for helping this community to understand the art of Photography!

[seanvictor]

I have seen many professional photographers explaining photography, but Mr. Shivaram undoubtedly is a top notch professional photographer, he had mastered the technique of photography.👍