Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, & Light Explained-Understanding Exposure & Camera Settings

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[LoganDark]

Aperture is how big your hole is.
ISO is how sensitive your hole is.
Shutter speed is how long your hole remains open.

[HaouasLeDocteur]

I could listen to you explain stuff all my life and never get bored. This has informed in so many ways I am definitely sleeping less dumb tonight. Thank you for the wonderful video!

[AaronRose]

This is one of the best videos I've seen that explains the camera features. Thank you.

[GearsRC]

I have been into photography for 25 years and consider myself a semi-protog. For the life of me I could not explain to my son on how light works. I then remembered watching some of your videos in the past and I must say you are the most technical photographer on-line. This video was perfect for my son. Thank You so much for what you have done for my son along with other future photographers.

[Dakdizzy]

Hands down the best tutorial for this topic.

[SimonClark]

This was the best instruction video I've ever seen on YouTube. Absolutely fantastic, added to favourites and subscribed.

[slavicasucic]

Hands down the best tutorial I have come across. I bought a new camera and macro lens and was struggling since weeks trying to figure out what those settings mean. I used to have a point and shoot camera on which I never had to adjust anything and was at the brink of selling my new camera and lens again..Thank you SO MUCH.

[jujagthemag]

I don't know where to begin. Your knowledge is a good example of genius. The genius to me anyways are the selfless distribution of your skills to the exploring minds here. We are all your students in some form or fashion. This is truly a blessing. Thanks for the text, I will add it to my content of photography books. Thanks

[philfyphil]

I'm an experienced photographer and didn't learn anything here but I still watched it in it's entirety and I can say it's perfect if you are a novice. That's why I bought the book for my Wife!

[MattEstlea]

Well, that explains why I've been chasing my tail for so long. Very informative video, thanks!

[SamuelNasta]

Best didactics I've ever seen in photography tutorials EVER!

Congratulations!

[ipixelphotography]

Great explanation. If one doesn't understand the 4 principles of LISA (Light-ISO-Shutter-Aperture), they'll be floating in a sea of intellectual uncertainty....I had always heard these terms but never knew how they interacted with each other. Having a basic knowledge has helped me tremendously...Thanks again Tony.

[AndrewDotsonvideos]

Wow this is fantastic. I was trying to do something as simple as a timelapse on my G7, and noticed how nuanced shutter speed, aperture and ISO were and you answered all of my questions. You made it extremely approachable. 10/10

[Apalapse]

Hey, I just wanted to say how much of a help this video was moving me toward using Manual mode on my DSLR. That revolution has really spurred my growth as a photographer, and I decided to make a youtube channel to teach people about various photography concepts. However, my videos will never be as comprehensive and in-depth as yours.

[kanyuirajohnstone]

very humbled by your tutorial man, this is quite commendable.... if you come in our country Kenya i'll buy a plate of ugali nyama choma for you,

[lilguava]

Damn, this guy rocks gray hair like a hot fashion statement.

[AbandonAllArt]

This is one of the most helpful and best explained tutorials I have ever watched, the way that you can use such relate able analogies makes it so easy to understand. Thank you so much Tony. 

[allancastillo]

I never comment on videos I see on youtube, but I have gone through several videos trying to understand the topics you have addressed here, and you really made look easy, awesome creativity for visual learners, terrific job!!

[timothygoetz]

I’ve learned more from Tony & Chelsea than anyone else! This video makes what many new photographers struggle with so easy!

[nzz]

I came to your channel for the 107 training, but stayed for the photography. Excellent teacher.

I remember back when you chose your ISO when you bought your film.