Changing Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO....when and why

This week, I will show you when and why to change your aperture, shutter speed and ISO.

If you're struggling in understanding these key settings, or want to take better photos, with your DSLR or mirrorless camera, then watch on!! I found once I got these three settings and how they work together, my photography got a lot better.

In this photography tutorial, I also give examples of photos with different settings. Affiliate links
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[Stefan]

Your explanation with the examples with the glasses of water is great. Thank you! I'm going to look around your YouTube channel for more videos!

[benxgoh]

Mike I loved that glass analogy / demonstration at the end. Very clever and great video, subbed!

[boutthere]

The glass of water example just cleared up so much for me...Many Thanks....awesome stuff.

[sakky]

Your videos are excellent and explain things so well. I do photography as a hobby and it can get confusing and frustrating but simple explanations like this make the process so much more enjoyable!

[PianistGaming]

Great water example, pretty sure i wouldnt get a clearer explanation in a photography class

[sunnyboateng]

Thanks for your videos, new subscriber. Solute from Canada

[GHopVlogs]

That glass of water analogy just got you a subscriber !!

[bow_ttg]

Mind blown with the demo and explanation ingenious thank you

[vatsalpant]

Hey Mike!

Just stumbled upon your channel! You've made amazing tutorials, I just love the way you explain things! It's unbelievable that people haven't discovered your channel yet . I wish the numbers go up soon! :)

Thanks for such high quality content. Looking forward to more wonderful tutorials!
Cheers! :)

[ShiroNara]

Thankyou! This explanation really helps me as beginner, but I have a question, auto setting on those 3 stuff are not good enough ?

[deb]

If shooting birds in flight in AV mode with canon 80d my Ss drops too low, how can. I raise Ss to capture birds in flight

[SethHalstead]

Mike, you have great videos and you will eventually have many more subs as people figure out what they are missing. I appreciate that you are always clear and concise and your videos are exactly as long as they need to be, not extended with unnecessary fluff. Super professional and extremely well executed.

Also, you totally remind me of Peter Serafinowicz, not that it matters, just thought I would mention it. Peter Serafinowicz

[UmangOjha_]

Hey Mike - Such a nice simple explanation. i was wondering if there are any rules or any specific settings for photography as well. Or any rule of thumb, for example in order to shoot cinematic video the rule says 24 frames per seconds and double the shutter speed which would be 1/50th or the nearest possible. Is there any similar rule in the photography? or any assumption to take good shots any type of photography or situation. FOr type and situation i meant Street, travel, monuments, portraits, landscape etc.