These Settings Will Improve 90% of Your Photos

Thank you Mark, this has to be the most thorough, yet digestible intro I've ever seen. Please do one for shooting video/cinema!

Yeah this was really helpful

Why does auto iso choose high iso values when not needed? In broad daylight my m50 will choose 800 or 1200 iso or whatnot, even on fully automatic mode: it would still choose a high iso no matter what the shutter speed or aperature. Ive never seen it choose 100 or 200 iso.

Excellent discussion, sir.

Super helpful! Loving the Canon M6 Mark II with these tips on a Sigma 56 mm

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Excellent video!! Just getting back into photography after many years away, and it's good to have these reminders of all these factors. I just picked up a second hand zoom lens, and wasn't aware of the compression factor - so it was fascinating to learn of the different effects that can be achieved by using compression. I will definitely experiment, and even try some portrait photography with it!

Awesome video I love it very helpful

that part on compression was excellent! thanks!

First time ever I have heard and seen someone explain the whole zoom/compression factor. Had I not seen this video I don't how soon I would of ever realized it...probably years from now if at all. Super great to of caught this video to learn this and a huge factor in proper scene and creative shot placement. That just made me a subscriber! Thank you!

I have had 2 classes on photography and you gave me more insight on settings in 24 minutes than both of them which were hours long. Well Done!!!

While I don't use a Cannon M50 or equivalent, I found this exceedingly helpful with my Sony a6100.

I've been a DSLR user for a couple years now and of course still learning.. Never knew about zoom and compression. Thanks for explaining it clear and concisely!

New to photography here, learned so much in so little time! Thanks for the video.

Thank you so much for the useful tip! Good luck Mark!

Great work and effort like this mist be rewarded. Thank you for making this so easy to understand.

Thanks!

Your videos are always in detail and sooo much easier to understand especially by showing us an example with the numbers and etc on the screen. Instead of just explaining! And It's very rare to find these people here so you are one of them and I wanna say thank you

Mark do you know how well your videos are particularly for beginners!!! Thank you so much!

I just want to say thank you for what you're doing with this channel. I recently bought myself a Canon M50 Mark II and because of you I have learned so much about photography over the last few weeks and I have tried out a few of your tips and it has absolutely changed my photography game so thank you very much!

I just got my first camera and this video is soooo helpful! The way you explained how focal length works is the most clear explanation I’ve seen so far. Thank you for all the work you do!

I have been studying photography for 3 months now and not all camera content creator explains and dig deeper on how to use every aspect of a camera should've specially the "compresion" stuff. Hands down the best explanation I've ever heard and saw!!! Salute to you Sir!!!!!

Very informative. Thank you.

Awesome video simple and easy to understand 👏👏

Great videos. I just bought a M50 Cannon EOS and I just need to practice more . If you can suggest any equipment for indoor (studio) pictures for my clothing line .🤓🤓🤓

Great video! Very helpful explanations for beginner photographers.

Been shooting off and on, for a little over a year now, and still replay your videos to keep this info fresh in my brain. Still trying to find a good lens to pair with my m50 and the crane m3

Very helpful

20 minute video with no time codes 😑

I watched this directly after today's video about cinematic results for the R10. I must have been out to lunch 7 months ago when this came out but you got me twice today. Happy Holiday and New Year. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

I swear you can charge money just for this video alone. Thank you providing such a gem to the Videography and photography community. 🫡

If i get an Canon RP body and the Canon RF 24-240mm f4-6.3 IS USM it would be ok for wildlife and landscape pictures ?

i really like ur video. easy to understand for canon m50. thank you so much.

This was so helpful. I especially like the suggestions for shutter speed and aperture in different circumstances. Nice to have a starting point before adjusting for my needs.

You deserve a big like and views for explaining compression. Super tutorial. This was excellent sir.

Thank you so much this is the most like helpful video I have ever had regarding photography

Your videos are so good. I love all your content. The information you include is so valuable and you deliver it on such a clear and easy to understand way (which I think is much harder than being super technical). Thanks for all your tips!

I’ve always taken raw+jpeg pictures. I use large SD cards so the space doesn’t bother me.

extremely informative video ! thank you, sir.

Thought you did a really good job with this video; You are quite accomplished at presenting in a concise and informative way Great job,man!

Best video
So helpful 👍👍👍👍

AMAZING breakdowns and examples! Thanks you, Mark.

Which software allows editing RAW files

Thanks again for a great introductory video! I consider myself roughly around "intermediate" level (without the budget for the lenses yet! lol) but your talk about compression was first-rate - I've watched a lot of videos before getting my EOS R7 (and now RP) and this is the first video to explain it - and to explain it very clearly. Please keep up the excellent work!

Great video thanks for sharing 👍🏾

Really well explained! Great video!!