In this video Jared shows you how easy it is to go from auto into manual. When many people start in photography they start off shooting in full auto because they are afraid to venture into manual. There is honestly nothing to be afraid of. You can use auto as a way to lead you into manual. The auto settings will get you close and the manual settings will give you more control. To see the full res images please click here froknowsphoto.com
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you have great videos and a great website!! totally helping a noob like me get into photography, maybe to go past hobby and go pro one day, and I still have to buy my 1st camera!! I learned a lot and I thank you.
BIG AGREE !!!
i want that shirt…
This Lens is for beginners
thanks. would love to re-see the different shots side-by-side instead of serially. any chance you could compile them?
what camera are you using the nikon d3000 or other
lil > supermodel
You’re a great teacher. I’m motivated to get my first DSLR.
Is that how you do it whenever you go to an event? You first shoot a test picture in full auto mode and then change it to manual mode to tweek it a little bit?
I would like a Lil’ please.
I started in manual heh heh
Just bought my first dslr nikon d3100. quick question, if on auto my nikon chooses iso 2000, why is that i can not chose this in manual, and does it really matter.
thanx for all your tuition ,i follow you and its great for me, but…..?
……………what was the specleling on the pic you shot at 5.41? was it dust on your lens ??
“Wait a minute” as she hides her Kleenex… How cute is she??!!
that was dust in the house, not on the lens
Hey fro, I just got my Canon T3i today. It is my first DSLR I thought it would be easy shooting manual but i guess its not! Anyways, I try to set my shutter speed to 1/400 and my ISO to 6400 and aperture to its highest ( I forgot the highest aperture) but it still turns out dark. How do you make it so it is not?
Why is your ISO so high? 6400 is too sensitive to light. Are you shooting in a dark area (museum, evening light?)?
damn! I love it 🙂
nope just in my house
plants near window has copied Jared’s hairstyle
Well you don’t need to use ISO 6400 because that will create more grain in your image. To make up for the lower ISO that is now at maybe 800 or 400, you can slow down your shutter speed. Just be careful not to go under 1/30 unless you are stable enough, or have a tripod. Hope I helped!