5 Things you need to know to photograph and focus better in low light with any camera!
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Whatever you use for mic sounds weird
Great video thank you for all the tips, love Martins idea of a light box app too.
Hello Dan
I found this video incredibly helpful so thank you for uploading. I am participating in a photo competition with my girlfriends Dad and his best friend. It's been a great way for us to spend time together. The theme of our competition is fire. I had an idea of shooting a photo of my girlfriend in front of a projector that has a video of fire on it (I'll probably pause the video). You already awnsered my first question in the video. I think I'll use a smartphone light with some baking paper over the light to illuminate her face more as the majority of the light comes from the screen behind her.
Anyway, I wanted to ask you this. I have a Sony A7C. I was really pleased with this camera when I bought it but I'm Abit worried hearing the focus points are not the same. Do you know how much of the centre of the frame includes the best focus points?
I learned oodles as you explained the differences of lenses. I didn't know, until now, which of my two lenses is better to use. Plus I now what what a video light is!
THANKS!!
New to channel, this was a helpful video. Could you recommend a lens/lenses to use of for birth photography? F2.8 range.
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This was very helpful. Subscribing to your channel and combing through your archives! Thanks! 😊
Love the tip of using a wider angle!
Do you have an old camera? I love photography but I don't have camera 😔
Wait this isn't Enterprise Earth
I remember when I had my first beer. And needed these types of videos. Thanks man.
Thanks for this insightful video! And you deliver the message very well. Great tips!
Thank you. I really appreciate how you explain everything. This helped me a lot.
what picture style would you recommend for lowlight? I have a Canon 7D it seems to brighten my images for me, which makes it difficult to edit. (I didn't have the settings to RAW, so that could have been why too, I'm still learning lol)
Your video was very helpful and kept me intrigued other videos get boring and don’t keep my attention thanks. I definitely hit that subscribe button.
How about when shooting sport event would you recommend still getting a video light
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Thanks!
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Great tips! Thank you
Cool stuff! Just bought my first camera at a thrift store for a super cheap price. Fujifilm Finepix S1600. Gonna make the most of these tips tonight when I go down to the foreshore to photograph the lit water and scenery