Do most pro photographers use auto and take note of recommended ISO, shutter speed, aperture and then make changes to them ? I have only just started out with my first dslr and I am in full manual literally guessing all my settings because I thought that pro photographers took one look at a place or venue and just knew in their mind what settings get the best exposure. Maybe thats just naive of me to think that, I dont know. Please tell me how most good pro photographers work it out. Thanks...
Very helpful for beginner or as a refresher for an old pro. One comment, though - watch the "ums" and "alrights" - it may turn people off. My suggestion - go to Toastmasters! You will be more conscious of, and thus eliminate, those vocal pauses that can be annoying. Great stuff, otherwise.
greg, why did you stop making this kind of videos ? I am watching you since you were on FroKnows channel. You are way better dude, keep doing this, LR tuts, flash tuts, etc... More videos more money you can make from youtube
@gregorycazillo well, you kind of ... videos are rare, you mix firefighting and snow in nov inton this channel :) Havent seen an LR tut/tip in a while. anyway, keep up the good work as often as you can. I do have a day job, so I understand your situation
@ladduro I'm doing my best to post once a week, sorry if that isn't enough for you. I need to make a living like everyone else and prefer to put out quality vs a bunch of crap.
Good teaching skills, but I just don't get it! I really hope I understand it once in Photography school this month. Maybe the hands on will help me to fully understand. Thanks so much for these great videos! You should be on Tv!
@gregorycazillo Just how the 3 work together, so depending on the situation you should always adjust the 3? I have the Canon Rebel T3 an introductory dslr camera which has most of the functions necessary to learn and use an dslr. I'm just afraid I will not get this photography and trust me I love taking photos since I was a young girl. Now that I'm serious about photography it scares me everything there is to know and learn. Thanks for the help great videos!
@AF0093 I adjust my aperture first because most of the time it affects the image the most with depth of field. Next is my shutter speed, keeping it higher than 1/60th to get rid of camera shake. Lastly is the ISO, adjust it to make sure you have a good exposure and check to histogram to confirm.
I spot an animal or do I just constantly change the settings to fit the light ? Also , I have a bit of a problem with over and under exposure . Lets say there is an animal in a dark forest and I can expose the animal , ground , and near trees properly but there are really bright streaks of light coming through the trees . If I have the perfect exposure for the animal and near it but the bright light streaks are way overexposed , what can I do ? Thank you very much and , again , great teacher .
First of all , great job . I am thorougly surprised that you are such a great teacher . I have one question , I do a lot of wildlife photography and that means driving on roads looking for wildlife and the light is constantly changing . This is because , generally , I am out from about an hour before light to about 2-4 hours after and the light is constantly changing and also because there are bright meadows and dark forests changing quickly . Do I set settings before I leave and change for when
@hahatrainwr3ck make sure to hold the camera correctly, left hand UNDER the lens so your left thumb is pointing to the left and tuck your elbows in to your body.
YAY, your back!! in this way, i don't regret the break-up as much. both of you guy's are making good video's and i can learn from you both. let the more advanced videos follow!
Another question for you Greg. What is the best external hard drive I can get for about $200 dollars. I want at least a 2 TB drive. I will want two of them, one that is always connected to PC and another that is a backup for the 1st ext. HD that is only connected temporally to get new files and re-disconnected in case of a lightning strike or something (which surge protectors cannot stop, been there done that) Thanks.
This is such a fantastic explanation! I wish I would have had this last year before going through tons of articles, forums, books, trial and error (well, those all worked well enough, but this would have been super helpful to start off with).
Keep the videos coming, Greg! I know we all really appreciate it.
I never understood what these numbers really meant until now! I had a basic idea of how it worked, but you explained it so well and made it seem so simple. Thank you so much!
@blackholesun211 You mean the AF ON button? Its just personal preference. I prefer to have my thumb on the joystick so I can change focus points more rapidly.
@gregorycazillo I've changed the AE-AF lock on my D7000 to act as an AF-ON button. I still move my focus points around, but when shooting action, the AF-ON makes for nice focus tracking instead of accidently pressing the shutter button early. I don't use the AE Lock button very much so the decision was kinda easy.
Hey Greg, I have a question about storing my RAW images. Do storing them in a compressed zipped folder instead of a regular folder hurt them in any way? losses in data, etc? I dont need to store them in a zipped file but if it saves me more space (without removing data or anything from the RAW files of course) I will do so by storing them in a zipped file instead. So... TOO ZIP OR NOT TO ZIP, lol. Please let me know what you think, Thanks, Tom.
@BigCatsWildlife I'd never compress my raw files or store them on a compressed drive. That would only complicate things in case of catastrophic failure and slow down your workflow.
yo greg, your probably hate people asking this, what's the divide between you and jared? i missed all the videos i guess or i just never noticed. someone fill me in?
yo man you are way better photographer than Jared to be honest. I have no idea why he cut you. But checking the comments on the previous jared videos with you in it, many people comment you are better than Jared. So that's why he cut you, he is probably jealous of you
I would just like to point out one thing which I think would make your tutorials better... If you smile a bit more and put some emotion and play into your videos. I don't mean exactly like Jared, but it is a bit nicer to watch and more entertaining if you are putting a couple jokes in, or smiling a bit more.
I'm not hating on you, I just think in my opinion that would make the tutorials a bit better.
I wish you all the best of luck with your brand though,
Great job Greg, I learned alot. I think you're gonna be better off doing your own thing. That way you aren't limited on what you want to do and how you want to do it. Looking forward to more videos. Take care.
@ProtocolSnowMD …or they think alike? makes sense for Greg's "first" video because its important to cover and it makes sense that Jared covered it because he hasn't really gone over it that much before...
Killer first video, Greg.. 'subbed to the channel, and your website is bookmarked.
Like it's been mentioned - even though I personally understand the exposure triangle, the information here is golden for anyone starting out or, been stuck in auto. That other guy never went into the exposure triangle in such a clear way, and never seemed to talk about keeping ISO as low as possible.... He just pimped the fact he could shoot in 10,000 ISO with his $5k camera, and kinda left it at that. Great Job!
My 2 cents: I think ISO 200 should be considered in the chart. By adding 4 stops and change the ISO to 100, we should still hv 1 more stops less. Wouldn't it better to just increase up to 1/250 for the shutter speeds. Sorry about my previous comment. My brain is a tired as many things happen to me lately.
Gread video Greg, thanks! Can you explain how a flash works when in manual? Is it supposed to work w/the camera to tell you correct exposure with the flash?
Hope you can do some more on archiving and storage in lightroom, Bluray apposed to hard drive, and where is the best place for off-site storage servers?
Also, more than happy, and I bet so are 449 others, to buy a T-shirt or what ever to kick things along.
Wow! Awesome video Greg! Hope you stick with it! Maybe in the future you'd consider about going in depth on aperture such as how distance from the subject affects the focal range.
Excellent video Greg, really appreciate your time. I have learnt a great deal from the videos that you and jared have produced. Ok so ISO 200 was missing from this one but everyone gets the idea. Hope you are able to keep up the good work.
i notice your mic pops/crackles a lot, you should do something about it. reminds me a bit of those bad microphones public access channel people use for parades and other events. great video btw. i think the lecture first then practicality next, format will work nicely. id love to see a "how to meter" video after this exposure stuff :) as they are strongly related
You should tell what "the same exposure" means. The image will look the same in lightness. Thats how I learned it i remember. One more thing. Stop telling about your 3ds in a basic theory video. I told these to help thats my opinion
Great job. Although I already am familiar with manual exposure, I like how you did the calculations (+4 stops of light when you when from f/11 to f/2.8, etc.). Probably the best explanation of manual exposure I've watched, I'll recommend this to some of my friends stuck in program mode.
lol even thoguh i know all this perfectly i still learned that after changing aperature i need to change iso first not shutter and then iso and then again lower shutterspeed like i just did today.lol
Nice one Greg but I noticed that ISO 200 was missing too. It would be nice to see the practical side too. Maybe a model in front of camera, change the settings as discussed, then show the altered images. Nice of Greg!
soooo good dude, i was expecting this, and you finally did it! in this new start im sure everybody will sopport you 100%. dont forget those playlists on your channel, is very important so we dont get lost with the content.
Nice video. Finally figured out one thing I've been doing wrong. Just wish it wasn't so confusing in the camera. I can remember whole stops but it gets weird when I'm doing 1/2 and 1/3 stops since ISO doesn't work this way for me. Time to get crackin on a new cheat sheet! Thanks Greg.
Maybe I'm crazy, but is ISO 200 missing from the example? either way, I learned a lot and I have not found things this well explained on Youtube so far! We all don't want to rush you to make vids, just as they'e convenient, cuz quality is far more important than quantity :) Loyal Subscriber :)
Really helpful video, Greg. Even for those who may be familiar with exposures, there may be things we learn that we didn't know before. My only question is, your ISO graph goes 100-400-800. Shouldn't the progression be 100-200-400-800?
Great to see you back Greg. This is one of the most important tutorials you need to learn. If you need to watch it over and over again then do it, then get out and practice.
Man, you said you will create high quality videos, and so you did :)
maybe you can think about adding some examples in your videos for the various settings, what does what thing do to a background, critical shutter speeds, common aperture etc. Anyway, very very good vid, keep up the good work!
@gregorycazillo Great, perhaps you can announce (advertise) it on the video with annotations or something, so people can look forward to it and know there is more to come on the subject, in case they missed some part :)
nice and great.... u got it right buudy
capellansalcedo 2 weeks ago
Thanks Greg :)
abunaifhm 3 weeks ago
Very helpful video, thank you!
MiiZzV 2 months ago
Do most pro photographers use auto and take note of recommended ISO, shutter speed, aperture and then make changes to them ? I have only just started out with my first dslr and I am in full manual literally guessing all my settings because I thought that pro photographers took one look at a place or venue and just knew in their mind what settings get the best exposure. Maybe thats just naive of me to think that, I dont know. Please tell me how most good pro photographers work it out. Thanks...
SuperMangn 2 months ago
@SuperMangn I'll work on a video....ok?
GregoryCazillo 2 months ago 2
@GregoryCazillo Great news, thanks.
SuperMangn 2 months ago
Very helpful for beginner or as a refresher for an old pro. One comment, though - watch the "ums" and "alrights" - it may turn people off. My suggestion - go to Toastmasters! You will be more conscious of, and thus eliminate, those vocal pauses that can be annoying. Great stuff, otherwise.
GroffinTiffin 2 months ago
me and the wifey are both learning from you :) cheers bro and thanks for passing on knowledge.
makeithappenent 2 months ago
Brand new to photography and this was really really helpful. Thanks man.
DroobieTuesday 3 months ago
greg, why did you stop making this kind of videos ? I am watching you since you were on FroKnows channel. You are way better dude, keep doing this, LR tuts, flash tuts, etc... More videos more money you can make from youtube
ladduro 3 months ago
@ladduro uh, I didn't stop.
gregorycazillo 3 months ago
@gregorycazillo well, you kind of ... videos are rare, you mix firefighting and snow in nov inton this channel :) Havent seen an LR tut/tip in a while. anyway, keep up the good work as often as you can. I do have a day job, so I understand your situation
ladduro 3 months ago
@ladduro I'm doing my best to post once a week, sorry if that isn't enough for you. I need to make a living like everyone else and prefer to put out quality vs a bunch of crap.
gregorycazillo 3 months ago 5
@gregorycazillo cough: jared :cough
zoisgs 2 months ago
Great video Greg. Definitely helped me understand exposure better. Thanks!
dsalzr 3 months ago
HOw do I set my shutter speed to 1/60th of a second on my Nikon D90?
AF0093 4 months ago
@AF0093 RTFM.
gregorycazillo 4 months ago 3
@gregorycazillo i love this response.
davemorris85 4 months ago
@gregorycazillo :)
JanErikEdvartsen 3 months ago
good video. useful stuff
harishgudavalli 4 months ago
Good teaching skills, but I just don't get it! I really hope I understand it once in Photography school this month. Maybe the hands on will help me to fully understand. Thanks so much for these great videos! You should be on Tv!
Hugs,
Zoe
AF0093 5 months ago
@AF0093 What don't you understand?
gregorycazillo 5 months ago
@gregorycazillo Just how the 3 work together, so depending on the situation you should always adjust the 3? I have the Canon Rebel T3 an introductory dslr camera which has most of the functions necessary to learn and use an dslr. I'm just afraid I will not get this photography and trust me I love taking photos since I was a young girl. Now that I'm serious about photography it scares me everything there is to know and learn. Thanks for the help great videos!
AF0093 5 months ago
@AF0093 I adjust my aperture first because most of the time it affects the image the most with depth of field. Next is my shutter speed, keeping it higher than 1/60th to get rid of camera shake. Lastly is the ISO, adjust it to make sure you have a good exposure and check to histogram to confirm.
gregorycazillo 5 months ago
I spot an animal or do I just constantly change the settings to fit the light ? Also , I have a bit of a problem with over and under exposure . Lets say there is an animal in a dark forest and I can expose the animal , ground , and near trees properly but there are really bright streaks of light coming through the trees . If I have the perfect exposure for the animal and near it but the bright light streaks are way overexposed , what can I do ? Thank you very much and , again , great teacher .
MrFloppywaffles 5 months ago
First of all , great job . I am thorougly surprised that you are such a great teacher . I have one question , I do a lot of wildlife photography and that means driving on roads looking for wildlife and the light is constantly changing . This is because , generally , I am out from about an hour before light to about 2-4 hours after and the light is constantly changing and also because there are bright meadows and dark forests changing quickly . Do I set settings before I leave and change for when
MrFloppywaffles 5 months ago
@ProtocolSnowMD that's really silly, they're not kids.
wordsme 6 months ago
Great video Greg! Very informative. I hope you make more video.
vstanman888 7 months ago
What's with the hair?
Zacherius8 7 months ago
Wow, thanks greg for the f-stop explanation. You made a lot of things clearer to me now!
Bemap30 8 months ago
GREAT Video, Thanks a lot, I will be watching it over and over 'til I see it in my sleep. lol. Thanks.
cobrajam96 8 months ago
back then.... photography is rich boys exclusive..... film, develop, film, develop, film, develop.... = money......
dfdtdfdx 9 months ago
hey greg quick question. my hands shake alot, or at least i think they do, how do i get myself to get steadier. any tips at all?
hahatrainwr3ck 9 months ago
@hahatrainwr3ck make sure to hold the camera correctly, left hand UNDER the lens so your left thumb is pointing to the left and tuck your elbows in to your body.
gregorycazillo 9 months ago 3
Greg...WOW, no one has explained this stuff this well ever. if you wrote a book I'd buy it.
dazxmedia 9 months ago
great!! :) keep them coming :)
denmyos 9 months ago
I love your simplicity! :) No "catchy extended and weird" phrases...
kalpak2022 9 months ago
Another way is to change 2 of the sittings and use the exposure meter to set the third correctly.
Madhack2004 9 months ago
please teach us how to use histogram and to understand it.
erynayyom 9 months ago
how could someone dislike this video?
appacana 9 months ago
Great video Greg! Nice and informative, keep em' coming!
BodDude 9 months ago
Great video, Greg. We want more!
RobertScottAperture 9 months ago
YAY, your back!! in this way, i don't regret the break-up as much. both of you guy's are making good video's and i can learn from you both. let the more advanced videos follow!
dscoder 9 months ago
AWESOME.
rioandashley 9 months ago
Google "SLR camera-simulator", or "camera-simulator". there is tow different simulators help you understand more in practice .
altwib2 9 months ago
Another question for you Greg. What is the best external hard drive I can get for about $200 dollars. I want at least a 2 TB drive. I will want two of them, one that is always connected to PC and another that is a backup for the 1st ext. HD that is only connected temporally to get new files and re-disconnected in case of a lightning strike or something (which surge protectors cannot stop, been there done that) Thanks.
BigCatsWildlife 9 months ago
Great video Greg
What is one f stop lower than 2.8?
alfadhli007 9 months ago
@alfadhli007 1 stop below f/2.8 is f/2.0...and another stop lower is f/1.4
Wuzzysbrand06 9 months ago
@Wuzzysbrand06 Thanks
alfadhli007 9 months ago
Excellent tutorial....these are the kind of video's that we want!
LazyManLearningDSLR 9 months ago
This is such a fantastic explanation! I wish I would have had this last year before going through tons of articles, forums, books, trial and error (well, those all worked well enough, but this would have been super helpful to start off with).
Keep the videos coming, Greg! I know we all really appreciate it.
madidancer121 9 months ago
Very nice video Greg!
Jepraw 9 months ago
Great Video, but lose the intro/outro
Tom4Sport 9 months ago
I never understood what these numbers really meant until now! I had a basic idea of how it worked, but you explained it so well and made it seem so simple. Thank you so much!
tmfltnfn 9 months ago
great vid and explanation, thanks!
Fixer420 9 months ago
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42hiker 9 months ago
hey Greg what kind of backdrop stand is that? looks heavy duty! i want!!
madsk8er975 9 months ago
A very nice explanation.
MrRusswarez 9 months ago
I'M STILL SO CONFUSED!
hellolauratube 9 months ago
Great stuff Greg! Videos like this teach good photography skills, something that I like to watch as an amateur photographer.
I've been experimenting with my D7000 with using AF-ON instead of half pressing the shutter, any pro tips or experience you have had with this?
blackholesun211 9 months ago
@blackholesun211 You mean the AF ON button? Its just personal preference. I prefer to have my thumb on the joystick so I can change focus points more rapidly.
gregorycazillo 9 months ago 4
@gregorycazillo I've changed the AE-AF lock on my D7000 to act as an AF-ON button. I still move my focus points around, but when shooting action, the AF-ON makes for nice focus tracking instead of accidently pressing the shutter button early. I don't use the AE Lock button very much so the decision was kinda easy.
blackholesun211 9 months ago
Hey Greg, I have a question about storing my RAW images. Do storing them in a compressed zipped folder instead of a regular folder hurt them in any way? losses in data, etc? I dont need to store them in a zipped file but if it saves me more space (without removing data or anything from the RAW files of course) I will do so by storing them in a zipped file instead. So... TOO ZIP OR NOT TO ZIP, lol. Please let me know what you think, Thanks, Tom.
BigCatsWildlife 9 months ago
@BigCatsWildlife I'd never compress my raw files or store them on a compressed drive. That would only complicate things in case of catastrophic failure and slow down your workflow.
gregorycazillo 9 months ago
@gregorycazillo I thought something like that would happen, Thank you very much for your feed back, Thanks.
BigCatsWildlife 9 months ago
Very good and clear explanation of Stops!
Awesome video!
Thanks!
tmlim526 9 months ago
posting some pictures will be more helpful
richardhaw 9 months ago
Too many basic vids exist already, I wouldn't mind seeing more advanced info. Maybe how is DOF calculated?
MandrakeCigars 9 months ago
Great video, very helpful
costasdoctgr 9 months ago
yo greg, your probably hate people asking this, what's the divide between you and jared? i missed all the videos i guess or i just never noticed. someone fill me in?
ThatSillyMosher 9 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
"Kind of interesting that Jared posted an aperture tutorial video a day after you put this up... almost seems like a war declaration" BLA BLA BLA.
SHUT UP AND ENJOY BOTH OF THEM.
onirocknroll 9 months ago
You people need to stop crying about Jared and Greg...grow up and enjoy them both...
DeviantArtNY 9 months ago 3
yo man you are way better photographer than Jared to be honest. I have no idea why he cut you. But checking the comments on the previous jared videos with you in it, many people comment you are better than Jared. So that's why he cut you, he is probably jealous of you
TechnomTigerGeek 9 months ago
Hey Greg.
I would just like to point out one thing which I think would make your tutorials better... If you smile a bit more and put some emotion and play into your videos. I don't mean exactly like Jared, but it is a bit nicer to watch and more entertaining if you are putting a couple jokes in, or smiling a bit more.
I'm not hating on you, I just think in my opinion that would make the tutorials a bit better.
I wish you all the best of luck with your brand though,
Bye for now :)
TheNeonWorm 9 months ago
Awesome video. Much more in depth than Jared's videos.
Meatmiester 9 months ago 2
Great job Greg, I learned alot. I think you're gonna be better off doing your own thing. That way you aren't limited on what you want to do and how you want to do it. Looking forward to more videos. Take care.
MandyPatty
bearpatty 9 months ago 2
Kind of interesting that Jared posted an aperture tutorial video a day after you put this up... almost seems like a war declaration
ProtocolSnowMD 9 months ago 38
@ProtocolSnowMD …or they think alike? makes sense for Greg's "first" video because its important to cover and it makes sense that Jared covered it because he hasn't really gone over it that much before...
Mas7erChief117 9 months ago
Hi Greg.. love it! I wonder if this is the " rant " you mentioned to me about?
GREAT video and easy to follow :)
WarrenAckary180 9 months ago
Really wish you and the Fro would make up and be friends again... dynamics off you too where amazing
KingTrigger999 9 months ago
Kapow ! off to a great start Father Greg,
...Thou shalt never use auto mode
...Thou shalt subscribe to Cazillo
...Blessed are those who shoot at 2.8
...Thou shalt avoid shooting handheld lower than 1/60th
...Thou shalt not worship ...you know who...!
rich999uk 9 months ago 11
THANK YOU GREG! :)
MrYcontrol 9 months ago
Kapow ! off to a great start Father Greg,
...Thou shalt never use auto mode
...Thou shalt subscribe to Cazillo
...Blessed are those who shoot at 2.8
...Thou shalt avoid shooting handheld lower than 1/60th
...Thou shalt not worship ...you know hwo... well not so much as before anyway !
rich999uk 9 months ago
Great video Greg, well done mate, back on the horse and giving us quality videos!
aidanhill 9 months ago
wish my teacher explained stuff this well! love the vids man!
otristram 9 months ago
Great start Greg! Keep 'em coming. I'll be sure to point any new shooters to this video.
MinusTwoTonsils 9 months ago
Literally refreshing vid, excellent!!! Thanx
habaca 9 months ago
Killer first video, Greg.. 'subbed to the channel, and your website is bookmarked.
Like it's been mentioned - even though I personally understand the exposure triangle, the information here is golden for anyone starting out or, been stuck in auto. That other guy never went into the exposure triangle in such a clear way, and never seemed to talk about keeping ISO as low as possible.... He just pimped the fact he could shoot in 10,000 ISO with his $5k camera, and kinda left it at that. Great Job!
VisFX 9 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
My 2 cents: I think ISO 200 should be considered in the chart. By adding 4 stops and change the ISO to 100, we should still hv 1 more stops less. Wouldn't it better to just increase up to 1/250 for the shutter speeds. Sorry about my previous comment. My brain is a tired as many things happen to me lately.
tongtong83 9 months ago
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tongtong83 9 months ago
Greg,
I will be a better photographer watching your videos and I want to thank you in advance.
shropshire21 9 months ago
Gread video Greg, thanks! Can you explain how a flash works when in manual? Is it supposed to work w/the camera to tell you correct exposure with the flash?
PhlipOutPhoto 9 months ago 2
@PhlipOutPhoto its complicated! Not sure I can do it justice in a short comment. I'll definitely be doing a video on it.
gregorycazillo 9 months ago 5
This video is going to explode!
bratvlad 9 months ago
@bratvlad Let's hope so! Greg seems like a really cool dude who got the shaft for a ton of HARD work. I hope the thing goes absolutely viral!
VisFX 9 months ago
who in their right mind would dislike this video? D=
05chapman05 9 months ago
@05chapman05 you?
lenoat702 9 months ago
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05chapman05 9 months ago
@lenoat702 And what were you trying to accomplish by replying to my comment?
05chapman05 9 months ago
@05chapman05 Nothing
lenoat702 9 months ago
Greg is the man
Lunaa3 9 months ago
the 2 dislikes are from Jared and Dom (who jared forced)
godeater0915 9 months ago
wow! nice video! go greg! :D
bryronify 9 months ago
Great Job Greg!!!
treywilly431 9 months ago
Thanks Greg, love your work!
Hope you can do some more on archiving and storage in lightroom, Bluray apposed to hard drive, and where is the best place for off-site storage servers?
Also, more than happy, and I bet so are 449 others, to buy a T-shirt or what ever to kick things along.
Cheers, Brisbane, Australia.
opticalprism 9 months ago
Wow! Awesome video Greg! Hope you stick with it! Maybe in the future you'd consider about going in depth on aperture such as how distance from the subject affects the focal range.
UnripeStrawberries 9 months ago
GO GREG!!!!!!!!!!!!
piccicacca 9 months ago
nice.
richardhaw 9 months ago
Thanks for this Greg, keep it up!
Sarod 9 months ago
greg please post atleat 2 episode in a week ! please!
movania89 9 months ago
Thanks Greg. You're the man, man!
xninjax420 9 months ago
THIS is Greg Cazillo. If he has to do something he starts from the beginning. Scientific an precise.
MarckPortnoy1991 9 months ago
Excellent video Greg, really appreciate your time. I have learnt a great deal from the videos that you and jared have produced. Ok so ISO 200 was missing from this one but everyone gets the idea. Hope you are able to keep up the good work.
LexCorp2 9 months ago
ISOoops? :-D
pixelcomet 9 months ago
Great job Greg! I look forward to more of your videos!
xvxCaponexvx 9 months ago
This is really great Greg, keep it up!
FernovaProductions 9 months ago
great job Greg.
MrGearMo 9 months ago
i notice your mic pops/crackles a lot, you should do something about it. reminds me a bit of those bad microphones public access channel people use for parades and other events. great video btw. i think the lecture first then practicality next, format will work nicely. id love to see a "how to meter" video after this exposure stuff :) as they are strongly related
gtochad 9 months ago
Thanks Greg, really well explained.
EFRA2047 9 months ago
Great video. Thanks so much!
jarhead262 9 months ago
I already know all of this, but always good to get a refresher (: Congrats greg for getting a great start!
deadkennedys909 9 months ago
You should tell what "the same exposure" means. The image will look the same in lightness. Thats how I learned it i remember. One more thing. Stop telling about your 3ds in a basic theory video. I told these to help thats my opinion
Great video by the way looking for more!!
opeth84 9 months ago
I'm gonna show this video to my friend who is just getting into DSLR photography. You explain everything very clearly.
GrimsditchImages 9 months ago
This is such a promising start to the Cazillo world! loved it greg! keep it up
ChadderzTube 9 months ago
Makes sense to me Greg thanks :0)
trotty68 9 months ago
This video is perfect. Lesson well done! Looking forward to more vids.
rhowell5 9 months ago
Great lesson Greg, really well done. I'm looking forward to more.
iMacMan77 9 months ago
Awesome video loved it.
5kevsoc 9 months ago
thanks gregster ! now roll out the t-shirts buddy
fogster31 9 months ago
exellent vid greg keep it up i will be staying tuned
ThePoacher1969 9 months ago
Great job. Although I already am familiar with manual exposure, I like how you did the calculations (+4 stops of light when you when from f/11 to f/2.8, etc.). Probably the best explanation of manual exposure I've watched, I'll recommend this to some of my friends stuck in program mode.
Brandonw365 9 months ago
That was awesome!!!!!!!!!!! You rocked it Greg.
beatlesusan 9 months ago
very gd jared never taught beginners this
Tavor21Actual 9 months ago
lol even thoguh i know all this perfectly i still learned that after changing aperature i need to change iso first not shutter and then iso and then again lower shutterspeed like i just did today.lol
valdezapg 9 months ago
Great start Greg! Really enjoyed this video! Can't wait for more!!
DavidBlanch0 9 months ago
Quality Greg quality, nice to see you rocking and rolling, well done Buddy..
Langtoftphotography 9 months ago
lol at my comment on lil´s last jp video promoting THIS video and getting mysteriously deleted.
CyberJuanito 9 months ago
Greg = All around Photography Master.
Jared = Freelance Spirit Coach.
How's that for "CONTRAST"?
gersonpagan 9 months ago
Nice one Greg but I noticed that ISO 200 was missing too. It would be nice to see the practical side too. Maybe a model in front of camera, change the settings as discussed, then show the altered images. Nice of Greg!
dstubbso 9 months ago
A great education on the fundamentals Greg, I am sure many a photographer will really appreciate this.
Thanks
Zeno
TraceurZeno 9 months ago
Good video, to bad about the ISO bug tho but only your '1st' movie on your own. Hope you will do some more advanced videos in the future tho.
zeptome 9 months ago
Jared and Lil clicked the thumbs down buttons.
LastPatriotStanding 9 months ago 14
@LastPatriotStanding Wonder if Mandy Patty moved to this site... probably :P
galaxiedance 9 months ago
thank you :)
ron57405 9 months ago
You forgot the 200 ISO. It's 100, 200,400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400 and so on.
Olphus 9 months ago
Awesome! Greg's the man. Can't wait for more.
alphazulu10 9 months ago
this video felt like i was back school but i wasn't bored out of my mind
and it's good to see you making videos again
blehmeh1992 9 months ago
Good job
KennyBetterment 9 months ago
great video with full of information :) keep'em coming! :)
peetside 9 months ago
Good to see you back!
shrek2oo7 9 months ago
The to dislikes are Jared and Lil.. just kidding.
Suberb video! Love the whiteboard. But I think it would be more accurate if the ISO 100 was changed to 200.
johanneswingerlang 9 months ago
@johanneswingerlang Why should the ISO say 200?
iamravenous 9 months ago
@iamravenous ISO 100 -> ISO 200 -> ISO 400 -> ISO 800
1/100th ISO 400
1/50th ISO 200
1/25th ISO 100
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opticalprism 9 months ago
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@johanneswingerlang Ignore my comment, its late!
opticalprism 9 months ago
Very cool. Thanks Greg! :)
aadiflesher 9 months ago
Thanks for sharing!
Knoptop 9 months ago
soooo good dude, i was expecting this, and you finally did it! in this new start im sure everybody will sopport you 100%. dont forget those playlists on your channel, is very important so we dont get lost with the content.
CyberJuanito 9 months ago
Nice video. Finally figured out one thing I've been doing wrong. Just wish it wasn't so confusing in the camera. I can remember whole stops but it gets weird when I'm doing 1/2 and 1/3 stops since ISO doesn't work this way for me. Time to get crackin on a new cheat sheet! Thanks Greg.
ForSquirrel 9 months ago
YES! this is such a useful video - this video is solving a lot of problems for me - just keep these coming
awesome
corpsemunger 9 months ago
nice vids greg keep them coming
smorris227 9 months ago
Maybe I'm crazy, but is ISO 200 missing from the example? either way, I learned a lot and I have not found things this well explained on Youtube so far! We all don't want to rush you to make vids, just as they'e convenient, cuz quality is far more important than quantity :) Loyal Subscriber :)
galaxiedance 9 months ago
That helped me so much about the stops. Thanks.
alectomonyo 9 months ago
High quality tutorial. Its obvious you thought it all out before presenting it.
Extesd 9 months ago
AWESOME video Greg. i felt like i was back in my Intro Photography Class...thanks man!
earliozz 9 months ago
Really helpful video, Greg. Even for those who may be familiar with exposures, there may be things we learn that we didn't know before. My only question is, your ISO graph goes 100-400-800. Shouldn't the progression be 100-200-400-800?
trmania 9 months ago
Great to see you back Greg. This is one of the most important tutorials you need to learn. If you need to watch it over and over again then do it, then get out and practice.
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wadermanuk 9 months ago
Man, you said you will create high quality videos, and so you did :)
maybe you can think about adding some examples in your videos for the various settings, what does what thing do to a background, critical shutter speeds, common aperture etc. Anyway, very very good vid, keep up the good work!
dakipro 9 months ago 13
@dakipro Will do - This is the lecture, practical is next!
gregorycazillo 9 months ago 24
@gregorycazillo Great, perhaps you can announce (advertise) it on the video with annotations or something, so people can look forward to it and know there is more to come on the subject, in case they missed some part :)
dakipro 9 months ago
@gregorycazillo thanks for the useful video...
if you can include some example photos during the lecture it might be easy to understand the context...
talkout 9 months ago