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Studio VYV
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Everything camera related from gear reviews, to editing tips, to vlogs! Whether you're just starting with a camera or are a seasoned photographer/videographer, you can find something of value here. :)
Stunning film look, WITHOUT a film camera!
Immerse yourself in the world of classic photography with this in-depth review of dehancer! Join us as we dissect its features, demonstrate its capabilities with side-by-side comparisons, and share practical tips for achieving stunning vintage effects. Discover whether this plugin truly captures the essence of analog beauty and brings the nostalgia of film to your digital creations. Don't miss this visual journey into the past!
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To watch full videos using Dehancer, check out my new youtube channel!:
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My gear! (affiliate links)
In studio recording:
My camera: amzn.to/3Hn3K9E
Main lens: amzn.to/3wH1TYa
Main lights: amzn.to/3HmI0dV
Background lights: amzn.to/3Y3yAe6
Microphone: amzn.to/3DueJgq
On location:
Camera:amzn.to/3Hn3K9E
Lens: amzn.to/3qqn2GI
Gimbal: amzn.to/47qsdqQ
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ARE YOU MAKING THESE 3 PHOTOGRAPHY MISTAKES?
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In this video, we're going to be looking at some common photography mistakes that you might be making. From editing to planning, these mistakes will have a subtle but negative impact on your photographs. If you're looking to improve your photography skills, make sure to watch this video. By the end, you'll have a better understanding of how to avoid common photography mistakes and take your pho...
THE SECRET TO GREAT LIGHTING IN 4 MINUTES
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In this quick video, I'll be showing you the secret to great lighting in 4 minutes! By following these simple steps, you'll be able to create perfect lighting for your photos, videos, and projects. If you're looking to improve your photography or videography skills, then this video is for you. By following these 4 simple tips, you'll be able to create great lighting for your photos, videos, and...
BEST BEGINNER MACRO TIPS IN 5 MINUTES
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In this video, you'll discover the mesmerizing world of macro photography! I'll show you how to capture stunning shots of various objects up close, revealing intricate details that are often overlooked by the naked eye. You'll be taken on a journey through a tiny world full of vibrant colors, shapes, and textures. You'll see learn how to capture footage of flowers, insects, and other objects in...
3 fun photos and the stories behind them (and what you can learn from them)
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In this video I'll be sharing my favorite photos and the stories behind them, along with the gear, settings and techniques I used to capture them. I'll also cover different types of photography, from wildlife to food photography. Whether you're a professional or just starting out, you'll learn something new. Don't forget to like and subscribe, and share your own photos in the comments! Don't fo...
APERTURE, SHUTTER SPEED AND ISO/ THE EXPOSURE TRIANGLE MADE EASY!
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Exposure is one of the most important aspects of photography so in this video I'm talking about the three main elements that affect the exposure along with the other aspects of your photo they control! Like the channel? Don't forget to subscribe! My gear: (affiliate links) My camera: amzn.to/3Hn3K9E Main lens: amzn.to/3wH1TYa Main lights: amzn.to/3HmI0dV Background lights: amzn.to/3Y3yAe6 Micro...
MY FAVORITE MICROPHONE FOR CONTENT CREATION?
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If you make any type of content you know there is seemingly an endless amount of microphones out there and it can get pretty overwhelming choosing one. So that's why in this video I'll be talking about my favorite microphone, and why! This is also not a sponsored video so every opinion is my own. Like the channel? Don't forget to subscribe! Like the microphone? Here's the link! (Affiliate link)...
GoPro Hero 10 Black vs GoPro Hero 11 Black! IS THE UPGRADE WORTH IT?
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GoPro Hero 10 Black vs GoPro Hero 11 Black! IS THE UPGRADE WORTH IT?
14 PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHY CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
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14 PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHY CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
Should you upgrade to the OSMO MOBILE 6?
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Should you upgrade to the OSMO MOBILE 6?
What happened to your videos I really liked and enjoyed your content 🙁
Hi, I’m so happy you enjoyed my videos! I had a great time making them, life just got super busy. I do plan on coming back though, so stay tuned and thank you for the support!!
@ I’ll stay tuned then 🙂
Great video and you have gained new subscriber. Great job
Thank you 😊
HI
Thank you❤ was really helpful
Thank you! Happy it helped 😊
This was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Glad it helped!!
This really helped me. My fiancé bought me a DSLR for Christmas and I didn’t know where to begin with the different settings
So happy it helped! I hope you enjoy your new camera! 😄
So pretty :,)
aperture opening in lens allows light to pass thru
aperture measured thru f stops
depth of field in photo
how much is in focus lower f stop = larger opening = shallow depth of field = bg blurru lower aperture = portraits f.16 less light= deeper depth of field = land scapes
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What about Christmas photos want pics of people bright and the lights on tree blurred
If you want the background blurry you want to focus on the aperture setting, keeping it in the lower range. Also keep in mind how close or far your subject or subjects are from the background! Hope this helps!
@ thank you so much
Amazing video! Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it :D
Great work Vyv!! Thank you
I understand it all separately it's putting it together
Say, Viv, why don't you consider Scene Illumination as one of the factors of exposure?? It makes a difference. It is certainly controllable. And in fact it was one of the factors in the ORIGINAL "exposure triangle", before ISO became controllable. Why do we no longer consider it?? Why not the exposure quadrangle? Too complicated?
Scene illumination is definitely a factor that affects exposure, but the reason it isn't included in the exposure triangle is because as much as in certain situations such as a studio, the scene illumination is controllable, in many situations you're dealing with natural light which can't be controlled. Hope this helps :)
Being a long time very seasoned photographer this video is a good way to put it. Also a good point that whether slow shutter speed is good or bad depends on the effect you WANT, and not only on if or not the subject is moving. It may be kind of a lot to process for any photography newbies. But seems fairly processable for photography newbies.
As chocolate syrup is for me a more vital sundae ingredient than the cherry on top, I consider that to be more analogous to the back light, with any added color lights being the cherry on top.
(2:13) 'The goal of the key light....' Pretty sure you meant to say 'fill light' there.
Nice and clear. It avoided the confusion I find in many other sources which say that shutter speed and exposure time 'mean the same thing.' While they're obviously related, the relationship is an *inverse* one. If they were 'the same thing,' then increasing one would mean increasing the other, same for decreasing. Whereas the actual relationship is the reverse -- increasing the shutter speed reduces the exposure time, while reducing the shutter speed increases the exposure time. This is just as with anything expressed as a fraction: Provided the upper number stays constant, then increasing the value of the lower number (the divisor) makes the value of the fraction smaller; while reducing the value of the lower number makes the value of the fraction greater.
They actually *are* one and the same. Exposure is the amount of light that reaches your camera's sensor or film; essentially, the general brightness of an image. Shutter speed is the length of time the shutter curtains stay open to allow light through the lens into the camera from the moment the shutter button is pressed (the process generally being how long the camera takes to complete the shot, which is the "exposure time"). That's it. You're complicating things for yourself with all that meandering talk.
@jasonbodden8816 Increasing the speed at which the 'shutter curtains' move back and forth, open and close, would *reduce* the amount of time that they 'stay open.' What complicates things is equating 'speed', which is related to motion (such as moving back and forth, opening and closing) with 'staying open,' i.e., with *not* moving.
@ Again, you’re complicating things for yourself to the point of being wrong. It’s still exposure time - how long the sensor is exposed to light for. Whether it’s faster shutter speeds reducing the time the curtains are open or slower shutter speeds increasing the time they’re open, shutter speed is essentially still exposure time. This is why Shutter Priority is also called Tv (Time value) - because the setting YOU prioritize is the one that controls how long the camera sensor is exposed to light for, also known as shutter speed.
@@jasonbodden8816 'Whether it's faster shutter speeds reducing the time the curtains are open or slower shutter speeds increasing the time they're open....' Yes - the relationship is an inverse one. Thanks.
@ Regardless, shutter speed is still exposure time and that’s been my point this whole time. That’s the last I’ll say on it. Not perpetuating this back and forth with you. You can have the last word if you like, though. Have a good one.
me taking notes
I have been facing a problem of out of focus photo's in outdoor shooting from a long time , I don't blame equipment but it hurts why is that? Main problem is in outdoor i don't know where it should be the Focus point for the group photo.🥲🫠
thank you
Mistakes are only mistakes if you think they are! None of my work is edited. I just work with what i have! To many photograhers stay with a strict format. I have amazing thjngs happen with my photography by just letting things happen. Ps. I have no teachings or studies! Makes no sense until you see my portfolio!!!
Thank you. Start with whatever camera you have. And when the budget warrants so then upgrade.
Those off brand batteries are definitely not worth the hassle. They often overheat, swell and begin to hold a charge for less time.
Thank you. Best video I've found
Thank you!
are those your arms or is someone crouched behind you?
Lol, they are my arms! I do see how the height of the table does make it look like they aren’t though 😂
Thank you for super clear explanation, love it ❤ It's rare for me to subscribing based on first content, but anyway, I meant it as an acknowledgment to you 👍
Thank you! That means a lot!
Great work Vyv!! Thank you!!
Thanks for the video, happy diwali to you as its diwali here in India. Could you make a video on portrait photography and also, how to build a business in portrait photography. Thank you
Yes! In the future I will have a video about that!
How would I Iearn how to set my aperture and shutter speed for in focus pics & videos? Like the seconds and how high?
That’s a great question! The best way to learn is to practice and experiment! I will be making a video about it sometime in the future!
Thank You!! Simple and to the point
THANK YOU! This was incredibly helpful!
V well n easily explained ❤
How do i best photograph the northern lights at night on my Samsung P20 smartfone using Pro settings
Thanks for the question! If you can, use a tripod for stability and adjust ISO to 800-1600 and focus to infinity (∞) to capture enough light and clarity. Disable the flash, lower the aperture if possible. Hope this helps!
This was so awesome! Thank you. Was great utilizing this as a resource for my beginning film/video class.
That’s awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for making this video, I had to watch a different video on the same topic for school and it was 20 min long and super boring with no visuals.... needless to say, I learned twice as fast with watching yours. Thank you again.
Thank you! I’m so happy you enjoyed it!
Nice
Thank you!
Thanks for the tips
U r cho......cute and pretty and gorgeous...l like you
Thank you so much for this !!
What is the best aperture to use while taking pics outside
Depends on what you're shooting and the look you're going for - whether you want a dreamy-looking blurry background or one that's more sharply in focus. There's no one best aperture for anything. Too many variables.
Great explanation ❤
You're going to see me in the next video...? Awesome! What should I wear? I don't have any stylish V-neck sweaters. Will a dirty old t-shirt be okay?
Howdy and thanks! This is super helpful. Surely the best explanation of the basics I've seen. Now, if only you had a vid about the histogram you referred to.
Or I'll just my cellphone and hope for the best.
Go for it! Nowadays phones have fantastic cameras, and they re improving all the time!
@@studiovyv Thanks, although I wouldn't actually call myself a photographer. I'm more learning the ways of the video. Speaking of, if you haven't already, I encourage you to make a video on how to film with a black background. One of my favorite UA-camrs (This Old Tony) always has a dark background. I'm fascinated by this and haven't been able to figure it out.
ISO has nothing to do with exposure and how much light will exposed to the sensor. ISO is more of an amplifier to lighten or darken the image. With the consequence that the noise in the image will appear more if you amplify your image to much
I don't usually "Like and Subscribe" but this is great content and very helpful. I'll happily do both. Thanks for the clear explanations, especially for those of us that are clueless in photography.
Thank you very much! I appreciate your support and I’m glad you found it helpful!
Video starts at 00:41 Welcome back everyone! Thank you for the support! Enjoy!
How about the raw settings. Can you explain that and any other? Thanks. Love your content.
Being a 32 year paramedic and 14+ year cop did a fantastic job of damaging my spine and mental health, so I've just very recently taken up photography. I JUST found your channel this afternoon, love the content, and just wanted to say thank you for it. I also subscribed. Thanks again & stay safe!! Randy
I’m so glad you like my videos! I’m so happy for you getting into photography! Photography is truly so much fun!