How to Use a Video Camera for Beginners (ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed)

This is super helpful!! You guys are amazing teachers. Thanks for providing great content. 🔥🔥🔥

I want to start making videos And I want to know what budget Combo would be right for me?
I am A freelance video editor and I really want to get something in budget!

Thank you so much, I find this a great help.I have a question about all these setting please. When you change the f stops, shutter spead or the fps etc, do you see the effect in the view finder as you are making the changes, I think I saw in the video it was getting lighter and darker when you were turning the shutter speed up and down if I'm not mistaken. Do you see the difference when you change the f stops too. I am trying to learn how to properly shoot videos, so I can capture my mountaineering trips, I go to the Everest Region and to South America quite a lot, and I want to start filming the trips. I may have to use it on auto in many instances, but where ever I can I would like to manually control the settings, especially if I am filming wild life along the lower parts of my trecking, or filming people. I am also still researching what camera and lens to invest in, so any tips would be graciously appreciated. I haven't looked yet, but if you have made a video on editing could you please let me have the link. Sorry for the long text. Many thanks for making these videos, they are very much appreciated. ☺

Thanks for the video. Big like for you. I have one question, is the canon mm50 suitable for video ?

This guy's good. I saved this video to refer to again.

Canon rebel t3 or iPhone 11 Pro max

Auto mode is easy :)

Question: Any ND filter buying tips?

This is exaaaaaaaactly what I needed! Just got my first camera (Panasonic GH5) and this video is helping me A LOT!!!🙏🏻😁

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This is the most detailed video I’ve seen on this platform. Y’all never miss

I'm still searching for my 1st budget friendly beginners camera

This was absolutely amazing, thank you for this video. I just bought a canon m50 and I am experimenting and learning how to use it thanks to this video. I also found your m50 playlist which is so great. I really appreciate your channel as you have truly helped me learn more about my camera in a much more fun way .

Nolan, you’re my favorite Think member lol idk why, you’re just awesome ☺️☺️

Using the trusty Sony a6000 for my tech tutorials (in spanish, lol)

I'm on my phone still. Will hopefully be upgrading this year to a mirrorless. Thanks for this video, I'll definitely save this for later. It's worth multiple watches

Thanks man Learn a lot

Thanks man Learn a lot

SONY ZV-1

You rock! 👍🏼

quite easily to understand for a dummy like me🤪 I want more videos like this one😊

I just got a SONY FDR-AX700

Nice video

I’m using a LUMIX G7 for making my videos.

Thank you

Is there a video to get the best photo setting for a Lumix G7?

You Said blurry below f2 so will f2.8 not give a decent blurry background?

You’re such a good teacher you really know how to make sure you lesson is understood. Subscribed

very helpful! this is exactly what I needed to know!

nice video

I’m using an iPhone SE for my videos right now

Perfect fast tutorial! Everything is crystal clear now in my head. Thanks a lot for explaining it in the manner that everyone can understand these basics. You are a natural born tutor 😅

Sony fx30

7500 Nikon

very very useful. thanks

exactly the video i needed. extremely well explained. thank you

THABK YOU SO MUCH FO THIS VIDEO. SO MUCH CLARITY.

Finally a video that makes sense.

This is by far the best explanation on aperture, shutter speed and iso I’ve seen so far. Thanks a bunch!

Great explanation. I was having a lot of issues with ISO and digital noise, definitely looking into an nd filter!

I think this is a nice start for anyone on how to use a video camera