Manual photography once and for all
00:00 Important Introduction
00:57 How to Take a Portrait with a Blurred Background
01:10 What Aperture Does
02:46 About Lenses
03:48 What is Bokeh
04:09 Practice
04:51 Focal Length
06:08 Constant Aperture
07:03 How to Blur the Background with a Cheap Lens
07:20 About Full Frame and Crop Lenses
08:35 Lenses for Crop and Full Frame
09:46 Shutter Speed and Evening Landscapes
14:39 ISO
15:40 Conclusions
After watching this video, I want you to fully understand how to shoot in manual mode, learn what lenses are used for what, and generally understand what settings affect what. In short, you'll have figured it all out once and for all and be able to set up your camera for shooting, just like a pro. Even if you didn't know anything about photography before. What is aperture and how does it affect it? What types of lenses are there and how can you learn to understand the markings on the lens? How to take a portrait with a blurred background if you have a standard kit lens. What is focal length and how can you tell what kind of lens it is? What types of sensors are there and how do they affect background blur? Constant aperture lenses. Shutter speed and how to photograph an evening landscape. What shutter speed should you use to photograph fast-moving objects?