Camera Basics - ISO

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Through animation, I explain the notion of ISO. ISO is one of the three pillars of photography and can be one of the hardest to fully understand. I tried to make that task a little easier, and hopefully teach aspiring photographers a crucial concept that can directly impact their photos.
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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.
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Credits:
Animation, Vector Design: Vincent Ledvina
Voiceover: contracted from "Vomatt" on Fiverr
Music: Coldplay - Fly On
Sound Effects: Created by myself and sourced online
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[christianlouiebalicante]

Why do you release videos every month? Your videos are straightforward and very easy to understand. No long-winded complicated explanation. One of the best simplified explanation about photography! Keep it up. I am a fan

[axhng]

Another solid and informative video! Really great animations, and easy to understand for people who are just getting into photography. Keep up the awesome work!

[Vinnyography]

the explanations, the animations, the comparison and the analogies are perfect, thats literally how i learn and this video helped me so much. Great video thank you

[happytraveller]

This is the most innovative tutorial I've seen on YouTube. Thank you for your amazing work!

[rrronald]

The implementation of “O” in the background is superb.

[culvercooper]

Thank you for the visuals and analogies. This is the first time that something online has explained ISO in a way I can understand!

[sumitsharma]

"Brilliant" is the one word for you. Totally amazing description.
Thank You.

[zainbaloch]

I want to say thanks for providing to the point Videos. The examples used makes it easier to remember the concept.

[franklinmbayaq]

The best beginner video on YT, hands down....Thanks again!

[rkrabindragon]

The best channel there is. Thank you for such simple and effective explanation

[poemsrose]

this is a GREAT video..it helped me a lot with taking photos for my project I can't thank you enough I so much appreciate it 🙆🏻‍♀️

[Arcane_Production]

I love the simplicity of explaining iso and aperature. thank you!

[nordvestgaming]

Thank you for this, this is something I have been struggling with as a new photographer trying to figure things out, I mainly take pictures of cars, normally inside buildings and sometimes lighting isn't that good, and they would turn out grainy, now I know how to avoid this

[barrygiddey]

Thanks for this video-well presented-easy to understand-"I needed that"

[aircube]

thank you so much!! i’m about to go on a trip soon and am hoping to take lots of photos with a new camera i just got, and these videos help so much!!!

[jiteshsiddhuvlog]

Wow!! you have explained this technical things so well. Awesome.

[davidepaula]

As always, very informative and extremely polished videos. Thank you for sharing!

[georgelaxton]

I thought it was Coldplay ! Great video, lovingthe animations and the explanations 😊

[ronventura]

This very helpful! It has enlightened me.

[EL_NIR_]

this is coming from a audio engineer just wanted to say first wow! clean thick nice sounding audio very well balanced and second thank you for teaching me the basics. very easy to follow videos info sticks the first time i love the visual aspect all the way.