Good video, nicely illustrated. I think perhaps only the metering mode and the exposure compensation information may have been added to the image details for even better learning. Thanks again!
I have a canon eos r50 do I need to worry about hurting my camera while taking sunset photos? if so then what precautions should I take to be able to capture sunset photos like you?
I shoot directly into the sun all of the time without any issues (I’m assuming you mean potential damage to the sensor). I’ve seen videos where they talk about it but it’s not something I’ve experienced on any camera I’ve owned. I would suggest turning off your camera out put your lens cap on when you’re not shooting though to be on the safe side 👍
Good video, nicely illustrated. I think perhaps only the metering mode and the exposure compensation information may have been added to the image details for even better learning. Thanks again!
Thanks for the kind words Nilanjan. I have done that in some videos and will definitely be doing it in my next video 😊
Oh nice that Canon 10-18 mm is a great lens or the Sigma 10-20 is better?
@taterandy3958 I agree on both points 👍 I have a sigma 30mm and canon 50mm, both are great lenses and the optics in the sigma are stunning
@@AndyHPhotography thanks for answer back now i have 2 lenses for my wish list along with the Canon 18-135mm
@@taterandy3958 feel free to let me know if you have any questions on lenses. I can’t promise I have the answer but I’ll try and help
Thank you! Great video! I got inspired!!!
Glad it was useful. Feel free to share any images if you want 👍
I have a canon eos r50 do I need to worry about hurting my camera while taking sunset photos? if so then what precautions should I take to be able to capture sunset photos like you?
I shoot directly into the sun all of the time without any issues (I’m assuming you mean potential damage to the sensor). I’ve seen videos where they talk about it but it’s not something I’ve experienced on any camera I’ve owned. I would suggest turning off your camera out put your lens cap on when you’re not shooting though to be on the safe side 👍