Did you ever wondered how back in the day photographers could get a good exposure without all this equipment we have now? They actually used a Sunny 16 rule. You will learn about it in this photography lesson. VISUALS FROM THE VIDEO: Exposure data: ISO 100 F/16 1/125 Camera:Nikon D7000 Lens: Nikon Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 Exposure data: ISO 100 F/4 1/2000 Camera: Nikon D7000 Lens: Nikon Nikkor 50mm f/1.4
This lesson with summarize everything you’ve learned in Lesson 1, 2, 3, so I would recommend you to watch them before watching this lesson. I this video I will be talking about aperture, shutter speed and ISO all together and how they work with each other to create an exposure. Great visuals, which will help you to understand everything better! I promise! Part 1: Part 2: MORE LEARNING TOOLS : TAKE A QUIZ PARTICIPATE IN ASSIGNMENTS (Coming soon) VISUALS FROM THE LESSON:
Welcome to my first Photography Lesson. I promise you if you watch all my video lessons you will have the photography basics down! To start with lesson 1 is recommended. In this lesson I will be talking about APERTURE, which is an opening inside the lens which lets light into the camera. You will also learn that f-stops/f-numbers are. We will also discuss how does aperture influence Depth of Field (DoF) in your picture. So please enjoy the video: MORE LEARNING TOOLS : TAKE A QUIZ PARTICIPATE IN ASSIGNMENTS VISUALS FROM THE VIDEO:
