@Stop-All-War
📷 In general, approximately People, Animals, Machines 1/100 - 1/500 - 1/1000
@synarchy8377
I love slow shutter with moving subjects type photography, such as water falls, moving cars (so sometimes panning photos) and stuff like that cause it gives a dreamy type of vibe to it
@juniorfilmz_
also depends on what kind of shot your looking for. I shoot mainly automotive and for rolling shots a shutter speed between 1/40-1/80 provides crispy focus on the car while blurring the background out for a “roller”
@nasirebrahim1
that first photo with the bike looks amazing
@Just_Samson
You’re a jewel bruh. Appreciate you
@Gunbardo
So move with the target, that way you’ll create a still shot with super cool background zoom effect.
@NikitaLisouski
Grainy photography can be a very nice style if you INTEND to have your photos grainy.... personally i love a bit of grain in my photos but if i want the photos to come grainy straight out of the camera i must be very precise in the settings.... Sometimes its easier to take sharp photos and put the grain during the editing process! ❤
@ecellis9651
Thanks for the reminder on double the focal length, I always seem to forget this one
@muzaffaraidid7512
Remember to use a big aperture. F1. 4 for example
@ritchieedrey2930
Watching from Philippines @R E D photography ☝️
@robertbarton956
Man! You never fail to impress on your YT shorts, engaging and educational 🙏 Thanks Anthony
@thereandbackagain2022
Absolutely love this
@gillianrmoore
i love the quality of your videos!
@harrymalm
Instructions unclear, set shutter speed to 110 seconds
@sam_757
This channel has literally helped me so much with taking my photography to another level. Thank you!
@friendlygoober
I tend to use a really high shutter speed and a burst function for sports photography. My camera’s card is really big, so I just hold the button until the kick or action is just before it’s climax, and then just hold the shutter button while the camera goes brrrrrrt
@GeorgeValceanu
You don’t really have to compensate with iso if you have a fast lens. Open up the aperture, increase lighting, change exposure or get a tripod. I personally HATE NOISE.
@arimateiaalves3349
I love that tips
@fillerbunnyninjashark271
I have no problem getting super sharp images of even moving cars at 1/350
@TheStevechin