If you are new to photography and are trying to learn the basic principles of subjects like exposure, shutter speed, aperture or ISO, then this is a video for you. The best thing is that unlike many other sources, you will not be alone in learning them!
There is a lot of material to choose when it comes to learning the basics of exposure triangle or photography. When Sophia bought a Fujifilm X100VI, she began to express more interest in learning how to use manual mode with her camera. He worked voluntarily to do this exactly for this video, and thus provided a unique perspective in a very saturated area of materials to learn the basics of photography.
Inside the video, you will see that I break the learning shutter speed, aperture and ISO into two sections: how they manipulate exposure (light), and then you creatively use them. Capturing and understanding the first light is really important. Once you fully understand how they work with each other with each other, you can start dubbing in using each depending on the subject, day time, or what your creative vision is. I recommend shooting in aperture or shutter priority mode with my ISO set while you are starting.
In this way, you are not overwhelmed by trying to learn it at once, and you can practice at your speed. If this unique format was informative for you, I would like to hear your response. In addition, in the comments below, you feel free to ask any questions and I will try my best to answer.
