Master Your Camera with This Complete Guide to Photography
You got that new camera. You are ready to go, then you quickly hit the wall of disappointment. You start taking pictures and realize maybe it is not quite as easy as you expected.
Stop right there! Don't toss your dreams out the window that fast!
I spent years researching and practicing how to use my camera and I am ready to teach you what I have learned-- condensed into 3 short (and free!) videos!
When learning photography, it is best to approach it in 3 steps. First mater the setting called aperture, then shutter speed, then tie it all together.
For a super-beginner level tutorial, start here: Demystify your camera settings.
Part One: Learn Aperture
Start with a quick video on aperture- what it is, how to use it, and an easy exercise to practice it:
Part Two: Learn Shutter Speed
Next, check out this easy to follow video on shutter speed- what it means, how it affects lighting, and what you can do to practice!
Part Three: Learn ISO and Manual Mode
Now, let's tie this all together! Learn what ISO is and how to use manual mode:
Click below to instantly download your free copy of our 20-page tutorial- Simply Snapping: Photography for Beginners!
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Final Thoughts
Studies show that 65% of us are visual learners; therefore, use these videos and guides to finally master your DSLR camera.
Now you have all the tools you need to start shooting in manual mode. It WILL take practice! But no good things came easy right!
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I really enjoyed watching your videos, they were super easy to follow and interesting to watch
Very informative posts! I love using my DSLR and exploring it is definitely a lot of fun!
I love that you incorporated videos into your post as they make it fun for visual people. I've taken quite a few classes in the years since I bought my dslr camera and there is always more to learn. It never gets old.
Super helpful! Improving my shots is number one on my new year's list!
Cool video. Thanks for the tips.
Thank you for the tips. Now I can use my camera more wisely
I haven't got a camera so I can't put this into practice, but this are informative enough that I will remember all of this when it finally comes to using my first camera. Thanks!