Mastering Camera Basics: ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed

Welcome to a comprehensive guide on understanding Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO for videography and photography. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your knowledge, this video will cover these fundamental concepts to help you capture better images.

In this tutorial, I break down each element and explain its role for both photos and videos. You'll learn:

// Aperture: Understand how Aperture affects depth of field and the background blur in your photos.
// Shutter Speed: Learn how Shutter Speed impacts motion in your images and how to create specific effects.
// ISO: Discover the importance of ISO settings in low-light situations and reducing noise in your photos.

By the end of this video, you'll have a solid grasp of Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO, allowing you to take control of your camera settings and improve your photography and videography skills
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Timestamps:
0:00 - The Game-Changing Factor
00:28 - Aperture Explained
02:39 - Shutter Speed Explained
06:04 - ISO Explained
06:53 - Practical Examples
10:50 - Part 2 For All Of This

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[stfu]

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[PaintedDesertRanch]

The real life scenarios were a great learning tool!! Thanks for freezing your butt off to get us that content!

[AlexOnTheWater]

my man straight dropping gems, keep it up Sean

[lexbraxman]

This was a perfect and much appreciated video. The Practical Examples was exactly the knowledge I was looking for. Cheers

[jamest]

"Never get bored with basic" thank you 👍

[__BlakeLove__]

Yes Sean! I will understand this one day 😅 straight into part 2

[XOblivion]

You are a flipping legemd mate 😢❤ i was looking for a video like this so desperately you save me. I would love for you to do a edition on how to setup a podcast using the sony zve10s as a camera if possible

[ghost_scatpack]

Been a big fan of your channel for a while now. Thanks for the effort and knowledge man. It means a lot to us on YouTube.

[WinstonpStrategist]

I had to subscribe like & comment because you’re one of the few to make this super easy to understand

[TheCharlycroki]

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[KarsonsChannel]

Hey Sean, will you do a low light slog3 video?

[TomKirkemo-lc]

I used to work as a portrait photographer....for many years. I learned that the shutter should be about the same as the focal length. Not for me!! I'm all there with double it! :D I often used studio strobes, then it's not that important. But again, great video. :)

[asiadmajeed]

One of your best videos so far, and hands down the best ASS video out there. Where was this 3 years ago when I started taking photos :) Very good explanation and charts.

Ps: You should promto this video

[DiariesOfBen]

Oh my! Been looking for this video weeks long! Thanks a lot Sean. 🙌 Please what font is this?

[collinr]

Awesome, Is shutter 2X the frame rate, or 2X the lens length?

[AnzorKhawaj]

so if I understand correctly; for product photography in a studio; put the camera on a tripod and go for the highest shutterspeed cause why not?

[TomKirkemo-lc]

This is kind of basic for me. But it is one h*ll of a video! :)

[BrunoKrnetic]

Just to clarify:
1. When doing video, I should keep the shutter speed 1/48 if doing a 24 fps
2. When doing photography, I should keep the shutter speed twice the size of lens focal distance? So if I have a lens of 30mm for APS-C camera, my shutter speed should be 1/60 minimally?

[darkangeltactical]

Great stuff! my a6700 is displaying shutter speed as numbers and decimals (48.0-4098.4), not fractions. Is there a way to change this?

[antonyb]

looks great, did you get the a7cii? how is it?