Which of these three (ISO, APERTURE, or SHUTTER SPEED) do you feel you are doing the BEST with? Comment below! Make sure to check out this video all about lighting! ua-cam.com/video/dA7HYxK3tVE/v-deo.html
I just located the "Free Download" option in a drop down box. I submitted my name and email. I figure the hang up is on my end by not submitting all the information needed. I love your work and am super excited to learn all I can. I hope to accomplish amazing photos such as yours.
I have been pouring over the internet for videos and trainings. Yall have hit the mark with this training. Best tutorial I’ve seen! I’m so excited to have found yall.
I'm honestly shocked that this video didn't have more views for me personally you guys broke it down and explained everything in a way that I understood and I wasn't overwhelmed with a bunch of technical grammar I know it's important to know what everything means when you're learning about a subject but something about the way you guys explain everything helped me out a lot so thank you.
Your segment about depth of field, how to control it, and how it affects the image was good. I've not heard many speak of this and how to use it and how it shows up in the photo. Good stuff. It takes time working with your camera, taking lots of pictures, looking at your results, to really understand that exposure triangle of ISO / F-stop / shutter speed. That is what makes photography fun!
Thank you so much! I love that you ladies explain it in Laymans terms! My husband got me a nice camera and some lenses and I have only used it on Auto because I have been afraid to try manual mode, but with your videos and worksheet I am going out and take some pictures on manual. 😊
I cannot tell you how much all your videos have helped me!! I found you guys a while ago and I thought I had subscribed and apparently didn’t, fast forward I got into doing photos more and needed extra help again! I searched all over looking for the two blonde sisters on UA-cam that helped me out about a year ago, I thought I lost you😭 then out of nowhere your video popped up and I was SOOOOO HAPPY!!!! Again, all your videos have helped me so much and I was able to capture amazing wedding photos for my step sister 😭🥰 thank you for all your time in teaching!!❤️ Also, I made sure to actually subscribe this time! 😉
Thank you so much for the videos! I'm soaking them up. It feels hard to be a new photographer who wants to learn, and I really appreciate you both sharing your knowledge.
Do you have a video on how to set color modes? I'm wanting to learn how to program my Canon r5 to similar color schemes like you profile picture on your UA-cam channel. Thank you!
If you are watching on your phone go to the drop down arrow under this video title or if that doesn’t work check out our website. www.esquared photography.com
Hi, you guys rock. I have fully enjoyed your tutorial. I have watched your other videos as well. It seems like you know all my issues when it come to photography. I struggle with the manual function the speed and aperture. I'm wondering if there can be more videos on the camera functions. The actual buttons and knobs.
Great information, thanks! I would like videos on what you take with you for different session types (behind the scenes). I feel like I am carrying so much equipment that I need an assistant. Do you use props? Also do you use a flash or have videos on using a flash?
The issue I have is when I take pictures inside the property ( beachouse) and I want to capture the ocean view , let’s say from the kitchen area , my picture comes out Dark but the view of the ocean it’s perfect.
Hey, Ladies, I know this is an old video, but I have the issue that I want to shoot wide open for the blurred background, but i will almost forget about it if there is more than 2 people, 😆. This is probably a practice issue. but I want to get to the point wear everything is properly expose with a low aperture.
So there is more to the blurred background than just the low f stop too. It has to do with the lens, the distance from the subject and the background too. We never shoot wide open just because we want to get our subject or subjects crisp. The lowest we will go is an f2.2 typically.
@@esquared.photography So that is how I go in thinking, but I will usually end up between 2.8 or 4. I don't think about the 'blurred' background until I am editing later on. I think I should just practice that type of portrait to get better at seeing it while shooting. But I am also in the Vineyard area on the Mosel, so folks want to see the people and the background.
I want to take a family pictures. I mostly take pictures outside for 2 hours before sunset. I want to capture their movement for walking pictures. I use most A priority mode. How can I ensure to get the families sharp and not blurred?
@@esquared.photography Great. Thank you. I'll be taking on my first senior shoot this summer for my buddies twin daughters. Great advice on your videos. I filled half a page with notes. Lol
I find my images are just not tack sharp even following these practices. I just cannot figure it out as to why focus is off somewhere along the way., It could be my focus settings, but I’m never sure.
Totally get it! Try turning your shutter speed or aperture up! That might help. We have a free manual mode 1 hour training this week! Here is the link if you want to join us. e-squared.mykajabi.com/spring-webinar
So, if my picture is too dark when the shutter speed is at double the focal length, I should increase the ISO rather than decrease the shutter speed? Or do I decrease the shutter speed to keep the picture from becoming to grainy and risk it becoming blurry?
so if I use a 250mm lens, i want to increase the shutter speed to 1/500? This lense is a 55mm -250mm. I also have a 18-55mm and id want that shutter speed to be 1/110?
Hello ladies, I have subscribed to your channel and anxiously awaiting your work sheet. I haven't received the worksheet but am getting other emails. I am checking to make sure I haven't missed a step in singing up for the worksheet. Thank you.
Which of these three (ISO, APERTURE, or SHUTTER SPEED) do you feel you are doing the BEST with? Comment below! Make sure to check out this video all about lighting! ua-cam.com/video/dA7HYxK3tVE/v-deo.html
I just located the "Free Download" option in a drop down box. I submitted my name and email. I figure the hang up is on my end by not submitting all the information needed. I love your work and am super excited to learn all I can. I hope to accomplish amazing photos such as yours.
a tip : watch movies on Flixzone. Been using them for watching lots of of movies during the lockdown.
@Johnny Esteban yea, I have been watching on flixzone} for since december myself =)
I have been pouring over the internet for videos and trainings. Yall have hit the mark with this training. Best tutorial I’ve seen! I’m so excited to have found yall.
Yay!!
I'm honestly shocked that this video didn't have more views for me personally you guys broke it down and explained everything in a way that I understood and I wasn't overwhelmed with a bunch of technical grammar I know it's important to know what everything means when you're learning about a subject but something about the way you guys explain everything helped me out a lot so thank you.
Yay!!!! Thanks
I agree!!
I just discovered my favorite tutors. I am looking forward to my first family shoot tomorrow.
I love you ladies, I prepare for my shoots by coming back to your videos ❤️
Thank you!!!
Your segment about depth of field, how to control it, and how it affects the image was good. I've not heard many speak of this and how to use it and how it shows up in the photo. Good stuff. It takes time working with your camera, taking lots of pictures, looking at your results, to really understand that exposure triangle of ISO / F-stop / shutter speed. That is what makes photography fun!
I struggled with manual settings before I learned how to use my camera. You are great ladies
Thanks so much!!!
Very helpful!!!
This was very helpful. Thank you! I like how you break things down.
Thank you so much! I love that you ladies explain it in Laymans terms! My husband got me a nice camera and some lenses and I have only used it on Auto because I have been afraid to try manual mode, but with your videos and worksheet I am going out and take some pictures on manual. 😊
🙌🙌🙌
I had no idea what these were a year ago before I bought my DSLR!
Having a hard tine finding link to worksheets! Love your videos. Very easy to follow and excellent information.
If you click on the little arrow by the video title you should see it :)
I loved the explanations and the recap. It was straight to the point no blubbering 👌🏾
Thank you! The worksheet really helped with learning manual mode!!
Yay!! We have a free training tonight too all about manual mode if you’re interested!
e-squared.mykajabi.com/manualmodetraining
LOVE YOUR ZYIA SWEATSHIRT!!!! Also, thank you so incredibly much for all of your helpful videos!
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I cannot tell you how much all your videos have helped me!! I found you guys a while ago and I thought I had subscribed and apparently didn’t, fast forward I got into doing photos more and needed extra help again! I searched all over looking for the two blonde sisters on UA-cam that helped me out about a year ago, I thought I lost you😭 then out of nowhere your video popped up and I was SOOOOO HAPPY!!!! Again, all your videos have helped me so much and I was able to capture amazing wedding photos for my step sister 😭🥰 thank you for all your time in teaching!!❤️
Also, I made sure to actually subscribe this time! 😉
Ahhhh!! I’m so glad you are back with the blonde twins lol :)
Great tips for beginning photographers!
Thanks!!
You explain things sooo easily! Thank you!!!!
You bet!! We have a free manual mode training that is happening next week! Check out our website to register!
Great video!! I’m learning photography and this helped alot
Thank you so much for the videos! I'm soaking them up. It feels hard to be a new photographer who wants to learn, and I really appreciate you both sharing your knowledge.
That is so sweet and good to hear 💞
New sub here. I'm also a fellow photographer and shoot in manual. You explained the concepts perfectly.
Thanks so much, Rochelle!!
You guys are FANTASTIC!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you! This is very helpful. I am just trying to learn how to use my Z6ii in manual mode, no more auto. Thanks!
Come join our free one hour manual mode training this coming week!! e-squared.mykajabi.com/manualmodetraining
Love these videos, would love more videos on how to use the three together.
You both made this so much easier to understand thank you Ladies 🙌🏽
Yasssss!!! Thank you!
I love how you guys explain everything ! I’m new to Photography and love your videos 😊
Great information. You covered a lot in that video. Thanks. It was very helpful for us amateur photographers.
Thank you guys so much, best video ever. So informative and easy to understand
YAY! So glad to hear
Where is cheat sheet
Thank you so much for this video! You explain things so well!!
You are soooo welcome!!
A lot of good stuff in here, thanks!
Absolutely!
Do you have a video on how to set color modes? I'm wanting to learn how to program my Canon r5 to similar color schemes like you profile picture on your UA-cam channel. Thank you!
Thank you for this video !
Love this video thanks
Amazing tips! I've always wanted to get better at photography! Glad to be connected here, new sub!
Welcome!!! So excited to have you. ❤️
Thank you!
Thank you so much for your videos. So straightforward and simple. I can't find the practice sheet and answer key! Help! I'd love to do it.
If you are watching on your phone go to the drop down arrow under this video title or if that doesn’t work check out our website. www.esquared photography.com
Thank you SO much for the help. I’ve had such a hard time figuring all these settings out! I may have to do free sessions to practice!
Y’all are awesome
Hi, you guys rock. I have fully enjoyed your tutorial. I have watched your other videos as well. It seems like you know all my issues when it come to photography. I struggle with the manual function the speed and aperture. I'm wondering if there can be more videos on the camera functions. The actual buttons and knobs.
Hey!! Great ideas!! We will keep these in mind for sure. Love it. ❤️
Awesome video. I totally need help with this..
Thank you so much!
I'm a new subscriber and I'm hooked! Can't find the cheat sheet though.
Awesome!! Take a look in the description below the video. If you still don’t see it let us know. ❤️
You girls are amazing 🤩🤩
Right back at you!
Thanks for the info you share that is very helpful. Can you send me the link to the sheet you mentioned in video. Thanks. Millie
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Do you ever use a flash outdoor ???
very helpful, thank you
Great information, thanks! I would like videos on what you take with you for different session types (behind the scenes). I feel like I am carrying so much equipment that I need an assistant. Do you use props? Also do you use a flash or have videos on using a flash?
Love this video idea!! We do use props sometimes. We don’t do flash at all.
Great video. Question: What about exposure?
How do I get the practice sheet?
I need help with all of these aspects!
Same here
The issue I have is when I take pictures inside the property ( beachouse) and I want to capture the ocean view , let’s say from the kitchen area , my picture comes out Dark but the view of the ocean it’s perfect.
Very helpful info but I just can't find the link.
If you click the little arrow below by the description you will find it. If not, shoot us a quick email. :)
Hey, Ladies, I know this is an old video, but I have the issue that I want to shoot wide open for the blurred background, but i will almost forget about it if there is more than 2 people, 😆. This is probably a practice issue. but I want to get to the point wear everything is properly expose with a low aperture.
So there is more to the blurred background than just the low f stop too. It has to do with the lens, the distance from the subject and the background too. We never shoot wide open just because we want to get our subject or subjects crisp. The lowest we will go is an f2.2 typically.
@@esquared.photography So that is how I go in thinking, but I will usually end up between 2.8 or 4. I don't think about the 'blurred' background until I am editing later on. I think I should just practice that type of portrait to get better at seeing it while shooting. But I am also in the Vineyard area on the Mosel, so folks want to see the people and the background.
@@dragnfly138 so true!!
Because I so often shoot landscapes and wild animals with aperture-priority, I have forgotten to check my camera's meter when using manual settings.
Can’t find cheat sheet
If you click on the little down arrow by the video title you should be able to find it. It can be a little tricky. Sorry!
I want to take a family pictures. I mostly take pictures outside for 2 hours before sunset. I want to capture their movement for walking pictures. I use most A priority mode. How can I ensure to get the families sharp and not blurred?
Awesome! Make sure to have your aperture turned up to at least 3.2 and shutter speed pretty quick (1/250 or higher).
my struggle is low lighting dealing with ISO indoors? If I put the Iso for example 1600 what should my shutter speed and aperture be ?
Do you prefer a prime lens over a zoom?
We love prime lenses!
@@esquared.photography Great. Thank you. I'll be taking on my first senior shoot this summer for my buddies twin daughters. Great advice on your videos. I filled half a page with notes. Lol
I find my images are just not tack sharp even following these practices. I just cannot figure it out as to why focus is off somewhere along the way., It could be my focus settings, but I’m never sure.
That’s so frustrating!! We do have a free 4 part video series that talks about focus issues. Let us know if you want that link. Thanks!!
I struggled with ISO specially when I adjust it in the sunlight , it is still very bright
Totally get it! Try turning your shutter speed or aperture up! That might help. We have a free manual mode 1 hour training this week! Here is the link if you want to join us. e-squared.mykajabi.com/spring-webinar
So, if my picture is too dark when the shutter speed is at double the focal length, I should increase the ISO rather than decrease the shutter speed? Or do I decrease the shutter speed to keep the picture from becoming to grainy and risk it becoming blurry?
I would increase ISO for sure in this situation :)
Why is it that sometimes my aperture will only go down to a f5. And it’s in manual mode. I can’t get it to a f4.5 or lower/larger.
All lenses are different. So if you look at your lens it should have a number and that is the lowest aperture you can shoot at with that lens.
will the worksheet still work the same on a mirrorless? I have the canon m50
so if I use a 250mm lens, i want to increase the shutter speed to 1/500? This lense is a 55mm -250mm. I also have a 18-55mm and id want that shutter speed to be 1/110?
Yes! But try not to overthink it with a zoom lens. Try around a 1/300 with both and try some movement shots and see if you’re getting crisp images.
Hi on a sunny day outside if I had a shutter speed 1-2500 aperture 1.8 iso 320 should my iso be lower
We would typically be at ISO 200 :)
Ok is my shutter speed was to high
Hello ladies, I have subscribed to your channel and anxiously awaiting your work sheet. I haven't received the worksheet but am getting other emails. I am checking to make sure I haven't missed a step in singing up for the worksheet. Thank you.
Hey! Shoot us an email and let’s figure this out. Let us know what you’ve tried requesting. So sorry! photography.esquared@gmail.com