CANON 100D MANUAL SETTINGS
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Today, i talk about manual settings on the Canon 100D. I explain how to use them...
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September 28, 2017 - Розваги
Watching ur vid on 2024, this helped me a lot as a beginner in using cameras!
Really helpful, thank you :)
I see that this video was made over two and a half years ago. I hope you have have now mastered the basics of photography, especially exposure. I'm sure you will now have discovered that you cannot really learn photography my playing about with the buttons and reading the manual. Good look.
Very true! Thank you for watching tho!
thanks for sharing. please advise for a beginner, what should be the settings? i would like to zoom about 10 meters, i see the screen display blur, what settings to be done?
Thank you so much
You're most welcome!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Simply but really help me as the beginner. Thanks 🙏
Thank you for watching!
How do I get the sound on my EOS100D?
How to transfer photo from 100 d canon please one video about it
You have to take the SD card out from the camera and insert it in your pc so you can drag yours pics on the preferred path
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How to fix the noise problem if I use ISO in height like 6400, can color grading fix it or not?
Try using wider aperture lenses instead! ;) I bought my 2013 EOS Rebel SL1/100D in 2021 after shooting for almost ten years with a Nikon D3100, which I loved. I got beautiful images with my Nikon kit lenses until I lost my whole system when traveling in south America. After that, the Canon 100D was the most available option for my budget. My Rebel SL1/100D hasn't slowed down my photography one bit. To solve the dynamic range problem early Canon models have with washed out skies in outdoor shooting, I rely on ND and CPL filters to keep the color saturation and blue of the sky without losing the rest of my shot.
For any other image challenge, whenever people ask me whether they need a better camera body, I tell them to put their money into their glass instead. It continues to serve me well.
I shoot mostly street, nighttime, and concerts, so I need wide apertures and I don't want to mess with ISO noise in post-processing. The ISO can be a limitation on this camera, but it's easy to solve with a couple changes. For lowlight photography, upgrading my lenses to faster apertures were the game changer. I don't need to use extreme high ISO because I have Sigma Art series f/1.4 primes at 30, 50 and 85mm focal lengths, plus a great little Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 zoom. Additionally, the Sigma Art series makes two absolutely killer crop sensor zoom lenses that beat the pants off the similar Canon L series lenses and for several hundred dollars less. If you want to shoot mostly with zoom, their 18-35mm f/1.8 and 24-70 f/2.8 are the best glass you can put on any Canon APS-C camera.
If you can't afford the Art series, the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 that came before it is still a great lens, and Samyang makes a beautiful MF 85mm f/1.4 that you can grab used for ~$150. Christopher Frost has done really solid lens reviews on Sigma, Canon, Tamron and Samyang lenses for Canon which have informed my buys.
I'm also having tons of fun with the Lensbaby Optic Swap lens system (available in 30, 50 and 85mm focal lengths depending on which optic). Their original Lensbaby series are pretty inexpensive now at second-hand prices and you can get beautiful effects that make your photography really unique.
MPB is the best of all the secondary markets for camera gear. Plus you get their six-month warranty. Never buy new. There is no reason to eat all the depreciation on new gear when people are constantly upgrading and trading out their systems. You can get high-end glass at second-hand prices through them without any of the risk you have when buying from, say, eBay sellers.
how do i turn off the shutter sound? i have a canon eos 100d and i hate the noise
When you go into your menu settings, on the leftmost menu page under Image Quality and Beep you will see Drive/self-timer mode. Click that, scooch the red box to the right by two so you see "silent single" and "silent continuous" shooting modes. Those are the ones you want. Also, turn off the shutter beep. ;)
1600 is actually the best on u
does 100d have wifi?
Nope