Camera Basics For Video: Aperture Explained

Hello NolanMolt. Thank you. I have been shooting videos for about 2 years

blurry background 💪💪💪

Fabulous explanation thank you

Thanks for these tips 👍
One question I going to shoot a short horror movie. What f stop i have to use indoor AT night ? 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I have the sigma 16mm 1.4 and the3 viltrox 23mm 1.4

Last week I bought A7C, and currently looking for lenzes. Thanks to your efforts and suggestions. Its a giant knowledge bank you have build up with.

Thank you so much.. This is really helpful

Blurry background does NOT come down to aperture. It also comes down to focal length.

Very good video, learn a lot from you, very clear! Appreciate and many thanks!!!

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Thank you so much for the Video. It explained pretty much everything and answered all the questions I had. Great stuff!

me : 2 weeks experience

thx!

Just getting started. I’ve been watching and listening to Think for months now and I think you guys are great! So much good information.

Great video thanks this really helps.

Thanx!

Thank You so helpful!

This is really helpful, thank you 🙏🙏🙏

Cool man, liked your video, well spoken and to the point. Can you do a video on the Canon XlH1 with 6X Wide lens :P

I honestly prefer when the background isn't blurred. But maybe I'm just weird...

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shooting video for about 6 months and i have the sigma 16mm 1.4!! too good

very helpful video to learn basic elements of video shooting

Almost 3 years.
Nice video 👍

Thanks for the video.
What about shooting with a drone where the subject is far away from the camera. Is it still possible to have the background blurred using the aperture?

Does it matter how far you are filming from the object?

Iv'e been shooting film on a Nikon D7500 for about a year now and learned so much in this 7min tutorial. Dayum I'm such a beginner LOL. Thanks for the vid!!

Very wel explained especially for an ameture like me thanks man 👍 I am going to use this to make my content the best I can 😉

And could you please tell me which camera I have to buy whether Sony r canon as I’m beginner I want to for long term

Only two days

I am just about to purchase my first camera, a Sony a6400 and the sigma 16mm 1.4. I will in the main be using the equipment inside from behind a desk and creating "Talking head" content. I will try to get the blurry background from a wall that is roughly 6 feet behind me. I have an assortment of lights. so my question is...
Do I start with the Sigma wide open at 1.4 and lower the lights to control the exposure? Your answer to this will be much appreciated. Thanks, keep up the great work, Peter.

Is aperture affecting the speed of autofocus ?

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I'm actually trying to record with my canon rebel sl2 and I don't want my background to be blurry, but I have no idea how to get this. The Aperture setting in my camera doesn't seem to affect my video at all. I'm not sure what to do since everyone wants that blurry background but I don't! (my lens is 5.6). Any advise?

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🤔 Absolute gold. I've been through quite a few videos on other channels on camera basics and it's usually very long-winded, the presentation on this is short and sweet and gets right to the point without complicating everything. Thanks!

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We are yamaohashi, Japanese couple traveling around New Zealand!🇳🇿
We’ve started vlog since this year☺️
We are noobs to taking vlog so this video helped us a lot!!!
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We will try to adjust aperture depending on the situation that we want to shoot😉

please add more videos to the series

I have the sigma 16mm lense too, it's so rad

Thank you so much Think Media! I followed your advice & I just hit 1000 sub in four months...HUGE HUGE :) Thanks again!

HEY Think Media team! I've just started w/ my new Canon M50.... four videos in the can so far... 1% better everyday!

Super informative!Thank you so much,

I got my Film degree at Arizona State University and found this video very clear and insightful! It's always nice to hear different teachings on how these mechanics work.

Thank you for the great video, and to the whole Think Media channel for putting out great content! I've learned so much from you guys!

I just got my M50 and i didn't k ow any of this stuff but I've heard it before 🤝🏽 Thanks for breaking it down