Hey Paul, Merry Christmas. To be honest, there's no need to rush things to get inside 10 minutes. I have never been bored or lost interest with your videos. Take your time and don't rush it. I am sure others will feel the same. Cheers mate.
If it is over 10 minutes the monetary compensation is also greater, so to keep it short is shooting yourself into the foot. I found it reasonably paced but I am not sure whether the switching from C to N is the best option. Maybe use one camera and explain the controls of the other in a block at the end.
I think this video is great, no everyone has unlimited time to watch videos, I had 10 extra minutes this morning and before going to take some shots I watched this video and helped me a lot. Great video Paul. I hope you can continue with videos like this one ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Your creativity, simplified process & explanations, passion & overt willingness to educate others is greatly appreciated. Most importantly, your channel has empowered me to get out of auto mode once & for all. I now feel so comfortable with my cameras, I inadvertently impress others when discussing how & what I have done to achieve my images. Please continue with your exemplary presentations. You’re a gentle & caring soul. ❤
Hey Paul ! Just wanted to say 'Seasons Greetings' Huge appreciation for all your tutorials! I haven't touched a camera for 30yrs. Joined a club, canon 77d, Mac ready to go. I've done 3 rock gigs fully M! 1st time ever! Turned out great! So happy & feel I'm so much more prepared when I go out! Huge appreciation! Hope you & your family enjoy the holidays? Take good care!
Such useful informative tips, always learning is the key and joy of photography from experience, thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise , looking forward to more tutorials in the new year 📸
Thank you for having amazing and genius videos. This are very helpful I mean every single video I’ve seen from your channel are spot on. Thank you so much again!!!
Thanks I am really learning from your video's. I'm a photographer beginner and using a T6 Cannon 1300.Keep up the Good work .From Cape Town ,South Africa, Saldanha.
Hi Paul, just wanted to say I really appreciate your videos here. I'm a total. Beginner and have a D3400 which I dug out out of wife's cupboard! Shame you don't still live in the UK..... Well actually it's a shame I don't live in Brisbane! Would def ce to your classes etc.... Keep it up and have a great 2022....from sunny England
Thanks for watching and for the great feedback - would love to make a trip home and run some courses, maybe in the future when all the madness is over! Best wishes from cold Brisbane.... actually I'm kidding it's 28˚ this morning!
Thank you, Paul, for explaining both Nikon & Canon methods. Even though the positions of the buttons may vary from model to model, we can work it out for our model. I particularly like how you set out a technique & then explain how to do it!
Thanks Paul for these great videos and tutorials! Can you make a video about camera upgrades? I have an EOS 90D and i’m planning to upgrade to Sony or so.. is there any specific cam you recommend
Dear Paul, I said it before and I say it once again. Great video! You have helped so many of us become better photographers than anyone else on UA-cam. Just saying thank you does not seem enough. I may not be able to support you monetarily but I do support you by referring others to you. Thank you once again for everything that you've done for all of us out here. Have a happy New Year and I'll see you in 2022.
So glad to have discovered the channel. There are many out there who are very good, but your presentation is clear, concise and easy to understand, and I love how you actually show us where and how to change the camera settings. Thank you 😊
Hey Paul, Thanks for all the great tips. As for tip # 4: besides zooming in I would also suggest using "Focus Peaking" which is available in some Nikon cameras (as in D850). Greetings from the Holy Land.
Hello. I am surprised no one on the youtube, even you haven't talked about AF Method on Canon T7 /2000d. Which are flexizone, Live mode and Quick. Please do explain these!!!
Hi Paul, I just subscribed to your channel. I am interested at tutorial about the Canon Rebel T7. It looks like you only have one tutorial video about this camera. Thanks
Hi Paul: Seasons Greetings. This is a very well rounded tutorial of basic photography that can be applied to most shooting situations. I always look forward to learning from you. Thank you. Chuck
Great video for beginners to learn. However as for the Nikon especially like the D7500 which I have it has far more settings on it and a touch screen. It has 2 dials and double set of menus, etc. So some of what you said is very useful, but wanted you to be aware that not all Nikon cameras function exactly the same. The cheaper ones tend to need to access the menu where as the camera I have everything can be changed with the dials and buttons easily. I understand you are just teaching the basic tips of which you have done very well. But a tip for future videos is to maybe mention the fact the the number of features and how you adjust those settings etc vary even between the same manufacturer. I also have a D5300 and while that is a more basic camera it is less quick and easy to use. Less buttons, less dials and position of some of the buttons are different also. The D7500 is way easier as all the main settings can be easily adjusted while looking through the viewfinder. First time to come across your channel. But enjoyable viewing. All the best.
Pls help me with night photography on my new LUMIX g9. My photos come out dark during playback. What could i be doing wrong or what settings do i need for clear brighter photos at night. Thanks bunches
I got a canon t7 for Christmas with the kit lens. Should I buy the 75 to 300mm next or the nifty fifty? I like taking landscape photography but I would also love to get into portrait photography and maybe some nighttime street photography. Unfortunately with the holidays just passing I will only have the money to choose one soon.
🙏Hello❤, Warm wishes on New Year to all of our wonderful and very special friend. May you have a meaningful and successful year 2022 that brings you many joys and great big smiles! 😊
Hi Paul, Happy New year to you & your family. I bought a Canon T7 Rebel and was wondering if a digital zoom feature came with it? Great channel btw, very informative and subscribed, thank you for taking the time to put your knowledge out there.
I have the Canon t7 camera. And whenever I take a inside picture or even on live view it goes super dark. But it is normal for the outside. What should I do?
I have a question: I own a Nikon Coolpix P510. I wanted to buy a telephoto lens for it, but I heard that this type of camera doesn't support that. Is this true, or can I buy one for my camera? Which telephoto lens would be a good option for a beginner?
Paul, would like to get your opinion on a purchase I want to make.. I want to retire my canon XTI and want to purchase either a canon 90d or Canon R... With the R a little more in price, that's one consideration.. My concern are the lenses I have.. I have the canon nifty 50 1.8 w/ Voltrox speed booster, for my M50, ( most of my work is with my M50), and I have adapter for my lenses.. I have canon 10mm-18mm, canon 18mm-55mm 2.8, and Sigma 70mm-200mm 2.8..w/2X booster. I realize the R has an R mount and I can purchase an R adapter for my lenses. I would consider myself an advance amateur! I love shooting street photography... Don't really shoot video, if i do shoot video, it's a non professional and very little.. Finally getting to the question i want to ask you. Do you think i'm going to be satisfied with results of my lenses if i purchase an R camera? Or should i purchase the 90d? I do realize that canon is talking about eliminating the DSLR, and I don't know if this should be a factor in my purchase of the Canon 90d. I would value your professional opinion.. Thank you...
Hi Paul, thank you so much for all your tips. I always loved photography but for about 20 years I have not touched a camera. My son handed me down his Canon T6 camera and I have been attempting to take macro photography. I went out today and was taking photos of lowers when tiny small fly landed right on the flower directly in my frame but i got to excited and my photo came out blurry. I also made the mistake of moving the camera and scared it away. I have a question, is there anyway of correcting the unfocused image unfortunately i was only able to capture one photo :( I waited around for 15 minutes to see if it would return but to no avail. Thanks for any tips you may have.
I have a really bad knee, and within the last year of getting low its made it worse. I get down and cant get back up, and then the knee is messed up for weeks after. I got to learn to sit and not lay, or kneel. But that loses a lot of better shots.
Not being snarky, I sympathize, look for a tabletop tripod that you can set on the ground, or if your tripod has a center mast that can be removed and inserted from below, that will give you a lower perspective. There are wired/wireless shutter releases available,or some cell phone cameras have audible commands. Plus, the standard tripod will possibly aid in standing up again...ask me how I know...LOL
Hey Paul, Merry Christmas. To be honest, there's no need to rush things to get inside 10 minutes. I have never been bored or lost interest with your videos. Take your time and don't rush it. I am sure others will feel the same. Cheers mate.
Very well said.
If it is over 10 minutes the monetary compensation is also greater, so to keep it short is shooting yourself into the foot.
I found it reasonably paced but I am not sure whether the switching from C to N is the best option. Maybe use one camera and explain the controls of the other in a block at the end.
Thank you Ivan, appreciate the feedback and support. Paul.
@@photogenius need your contact in Brisbane because I need more information about photo and I am in Logan side.
I think this video is great, no everyone has unlimited time to watch videos, I had 10 extra minutes this morning and before going to take some shots I watched this video and helped me a lot. Great video Paul. I hope you can continue with videos like this one ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Amen I have found you.
I really appreciate everything you've explained to everyone who has found you.
God bless you and Happy New Year.2022.
THANK YOU PAUL.
YOU ARE GREAT.
Paul is a real genius 🌼
So kind, happy to help.
Simply excellent Paul - thank you!
Again brilliant .
Thank you Chris.
This has been a very helpful video. This is one of the things I just couldn't figure out! This will help me so much!
Thank you for the great videos and I hope you had a great Christmas .
Thank you so much Jennifer, Happy New Year to you.
What a brilliant channel. So well put together and concise. 👏👏
Some more great tips.
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video Paul. Merry Christmas.
Your creativity, simplified process & explanations, passion & overt willingness to educate others is greatly appreciated. Most importantly, your channel has empowered me to get out of auto mode once & for all. I now feel so comfortable with my cameras, I inadvertently impress others when discussing how & what I have done to achieve my images. Please continue with your exemplary presentations. You’re a gentle & caring soul. ❤
Hey Paul ! Just wanted to say 'Seasons Greetings' Huge appreciation for all your tutorials! I haven't touched a camera for 30yrs. Joined a club, canon 77d, Mac ready to go. I've done 3 rock gigs fully M! 1st time ever! Turned out great! So happy & feel I'm so much more prepared when I go out! Huge appreciation! Hope you & your family enjoy the holidays? Take good care!
Such useful informative tips, always learning is the key and joy of photography from experience, thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise , looking forward to more tutorials in the new year 📸
Thanks again Paul. I do enjoy your tips, They have helped me tremendously. Have a great day and a great 2022.
A very helpful, concise presentation. Thanks.
Merry Christmas. Thanks for all the great tips. Very helpfull.
Happy New Year to you.
Hi Paul...Seasons greetings...your videos are of great help for beginers....great tips.
Thank you very much and Happy New Year to you.
Thank you! Very helpful!
You are welcome.
Fantastic tips , thank you Paul your great
Thank you for having amazing and genius videos. This are very helpful I mean every single video I’ve seen from your channel are spot on. Thank you so much again!!!
Great tips, thank you Paul!
Thank you.
Hi Paul, great videos. You are the best
love to warch your videos . very useful and you present it absulutly great !!!
Hi Paul, 👌👌10 tips, Season’s Greetings & Happy New year!
Happy new year to you too - thanks for watching.
Thank you Paul! Found your channel in 2021 - wonderful. Happy holidays and thanks for your output. Greetings from Ireland. See you in 2022!!!
Thank you for all your much needed help. Thank you very much!
Thanks and Happy New year Paul! Love from India.Hope you have a wonderful holiday season.
Happy New Year to you as well - thank you and best wishes.
Hey Paul, Happy new year . Thanks for your great time. U R great exsample . Stay safe and blessd.
Mario from Norway.
Cool tips. I liked #10 best - "Never stop learning and never stop practicing." Great advice. Thanks!
Happy New Year to you Miley on Disney.
Hey Paul you are without doubt the Best Teacher i have seen on Explaining how to use a Camera.It Is InValuable Thank You..
Thank you so much Gary, appreciate the support.
Happy New Year to you.
Hiya Paul I am new to photography I have just received a nikon D5600 just watching your video's is giving me some confidence.
I have an aquarium and would love to take photos of the fish and snails, I bought the Canon t7 and tubes as per your video on macro. Love your videos!
Merry Christmas Paul! Thank you for all the great tips and videos this past year and I am looking forward to next year too.
Thanks I am really learning from your video's. I'm a photographer beginner and using a T6 Cannon 1300.Keep up the Good work .From Cape Town ,South Africa, Saldanha.
Happy Christmas to you and yours, Paul.
Happy New Year to you - thank you.
Great tips Paul
Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching 👍👍
Merry Christmas paul.
can you do a short video using app have transfer photos from camera to smartphone..(android, iPhone. ) tank you..
Like your videos gives me new interest in photography thank your.
Thanks for this, Merry Christmas.
Hi Paul, just wanted to say I really appreciate your videos here. I'm a total. Beginner and have a D3400 which I dug out out of wife's cupboard! Shame you don't still live in the UK..... Well actually it's a shame I don't live in Brisbane! Would def ce to your classes etc.... Keep it up and have a great 2022....from sunny England
Thanks for watching and for the great feedback - would love to make a trip home and run some courses, maybe in the future when all the madness is over!
Best wishes from cold Brisbane.... actually I'm kidding it's 28˚ this morning!
I always learn so much from your videos! Merry Christmas! Looking forward to all the things you teach us in 2022!!
Thank you so much sir...
Most welcome
awesome channel great video
Another great video Paul. Merry Christmas to you and your family. I hope you are doing well there.
Pleased to see you are working on Christmas day too.thanks for the tips Paul.
Thanks Kamal.
Thank you, Paul, for explaining both Nikon & Canon methods. Even though the positions of the buttons may vary from model to model, we can work it out for our model. I particularly like how you set out a technique & then explain how to do it!
Thank you 😊
Very helpfull thx
Awesome !
Thank you very much
You are very welcome
So clear and concise. Thank you so much for your videos !
You are so welcome!
Just subd, I recently got myself a Canon 1000D for astro and everyday shoots. Very informative even for me
Hey Paul, Merry Christmas, Love from India
Merry Christmas!!🎄🎄🎄🎄
Cheers mate
You are very welcome.
Merry Christmas paul❤️❤️❤️💯
Thank you Happy New Year to you.
Merry Christmas Paul; I've learned so much from your video's. Again a great learning tool.
Thanks Paul for these great videos and tutorials!
Can you make a video about camera upgrades? I have an EOS 90D and i’m planning to upgrade to Sony or so.. is there any specific cam you recommend
Paul could you tell us how to use the retouch guide for a D 3300 Nikon please
Happy New Year Paul! Thank you for sharing!! I am so excited about the growth of my photography knowledge and know how!
Dear Paul,
I said it before and I say it once again. Great video! You have helped so many of us become better photographers than anyone else on UA-cam. Just saying thank you does not seem enough. I may not be able to support you monetarily but I do support you by referring others to you. Thank you once again for everything that you've done for all of us out here. Have a happy New Year and I'll see you in 2022.
Thank you Thomas - your support is greatly appreciated and helps the channel grow. Happy New Year to you.
Merry Christmas Paul..thank you so much for all of your informative videos.
So glad to have discovered the channel. There are many out there who are very good, but your presentation is clear, concise and easy to understand, and I love how you actually show us where and how to change the camera settings. Thank you 😊
Awesome!
Hey Paul, Thanks for all the great tips. As for tip # 4: besides zooming in I would also suggest using "Focus Peaking" which is available in some Nikon cameras (as in D850). Greetings from the Holy Land.
Great tip - thanks for sharing.
Thanks
Hi Paul thanks for your informative photography teaching videos I'm new and I'm learning a lot from your detailed videos Thanks and season's greetings
Thank you Mario, Happy New Year to you.
hi paul great video , & some great tips , merry christmas to you & your family . 🥂🎄🎉
Hello. I am surprised no one on the youtube, even you haven't talked about AF Method on Canon T7 /2000d. Which are flexizone, Live mode and Quick.
Please do explain these!!!
Hi Paul, I just subscribed to your channel. I am interested at tutorial about the Canon Rebel T7. It looks like you only have one tutorial video about this camera. Thanks
Good demonstration. Great job with live demo operation. Thank You.
thanks very much Paul i can now get b+w on my canon 1300d camera my only problem is getting back to colour can you help
Hi Paul:
Seasons Greetings. This is a very well rounded tutorial of basic photography that can be applied to most shooting situations. I always look forward to learning from you.
Thank you.
Chuck
Thanks for watching Chuck, Happy New Year to you.
Merry Christmas Paul
Happy holidays, belatedly
Thank you Mia and a Happy New Year to you.
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas 🎄 🎁 🎅
Oh! Forgot to ask can you do a back button focus tutorial- see if it ups my game? Thanks you wonderful GENIUS,
Thanks Paul, cleared a few things for me
Another helpful video full of content
Great video for beginners to learn. However as for the Nikon especially like the D7500 which I have it has far more settings on it and a touch screen. It has 2 dials and double set of menus, etc. So some of what you said is very useful, but wanted you to be aware that not all Nikon cameras function exactly the same. The cheaper ones tend to need to access the menu where as the camera I have everything can be changed with the dials and buttons easily. I understand you are just teaching the basic tips of which you have done very well. But a tip for future videos is to maybe mention the fact the the number of features and how you adjust those settings etc vary even between the same manufacturer. I also have a D5300 and while that is a more basic camera it is less quick and easy to use. Less buttons, less dials and position of some of the buttons are different also. The D7500 is way easier as all the main settings can be easily adjusted while looking through the viewfinder. First time to come across your channel. But enjoyable viewing. All the best.
Paul where do focus point when shooting two or more people
Pls help me with night photography on my new LUMIX g9. My photos come out dark during playback. What could i be doing wrong or what settings do i need for clear brighter photos at night. Thanks bunches
Do you have any videos on taking pictures of sunrise aunt's sunsets?
I got a canon t7 for Christmas with the kit lens. Should I buy the 75 to 300mm next or the nifty fifty? I like taking landscape photography but I would also love to get into portrait photography and maybe some nighttime street photography. Unfortunately with the holidays just passing I will only have the money to choose one soon.
I would go for the 50mm, great for portraits and performs well in low light.
Happy New Year to you Nick.
🙏Hello❤, Warm wishes on New Year to all of our wonderful and very special friend. May you have a meaningful and successful year 2022 that brings you many joys and great big smiles! 😊
Merry Christmas Paul and all the best in the new year, great video's for this beginner.
Thank you so much Stephen, Happy New Year to you.
👍🏻
Hi Paul, Happy New year to you & your family. I bought a Canon T7 Rebel and was wondering if a digital zoom feature came with it? Great channel btw, very informative and subscribed, thank you for taking the time to put your knowledge out there.
I have the Canon t7 camera. And whenever I take a inside picture or even on live view it goes super dark. But it is normal for the outside. What should I do?
For still person we can focus on eyes but while
1. person moving little bit where to focus ...
2. Person moving faster where to focous
I have a question: I own a Nikon Coolpix P510. I wanted to buy a telephoto lens for it, but I heard that this type of camera doesn't support that. Is this true, or can I buy one for my camera? Which telephoto lens would be a good option for a beginner?
You cannot change lenses on the P510 I'm afraid.
Why are using the arpeture priority mode, if you wanna control the shutter speed?
Isn't that what the shutter priority mode is for??
Paul, would like to get your opinion on a purchase I want to make.. I want to retire my canon XTI and want to purchase either a canon 90d or Canon R... With the R a little more in price, that's one consideration.. My concern are the lenses I have.. I have the canon nifty 50 1.8 w/ Voltrox speed booster, for my M50, ( most of my work is with my M50), and I have adapter for my lenses.. I have canon 10mm-18mm, canon 18mm-55mm 2.8, and Sigma 70mm-200mm 2.8..w/2X booster. I realize the R has an R mount and I can purchase an R adapter for my lenses. I would consider myself an advance amateur! I love shooting street photography... Don't really shoot video, if i do shoot video, it's a non professional and very little.. Finally getting to the question i want to ask you. Do you think i'm going to be satisfied with results of my lenses if i purchase an R camera? Or should i purchase the 90d? I do realize that canon is talking about eliminating the DSLR, and I don't know if this should be a factor in my purchase of the Canon 90d. I would value your professional opinion.. Thank you...
Hi Paul, thank you so much for all your tips. I always loved photography but for about 20 years I have not touched a camera. My son handed me down his Canon T6 camera and I have been attempting to take macro photography. I went out today and was taking photos of lowers when tiny small fly landed right on the flower directly in my frame but i got to excited and my photo came out blurry. I also made the mistake of moving the camera and scared it away. I have a question, is there anyway of correcting the unfocused image unfortunately i was only able to capture one photo :( I waited around for 15 minutes to see if it would return but to no avail.
Thanks for any tips you may have.
Hey Paul I really enjoy your videos they have helped me up my game considerably, Have a merry Christmas
Glad to hear it! Happy New Year to you Richard.
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Thank you.
I have a really bad knee, and within the last year of getting low its made it worse. I get down and cant get back up, and then the knee is messed up for weeks after. I got to learn to sit and not lay, or kneel. But that loses a lot of better shots.
Not being snarky, I sympathize, look for a tabletop tripod that you can set on the ground, or if your tripod has a center mast that can be removed and inserted from below, that will give you a lower perspective. There are wired/wireless shutter releases available,or some cell phone cameras have audible commands. Plus, the standard tripod will possibly aid in standing up again...ask me how I know...LOL
Recycling ?