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I just found you on youtube today, ive seen a quite few of your videos and tips. Congratulations man, i really love the passion its feel through the videos. You are in my top 3 favourire youtuber who doing photography content. Suprisingly we got the same gear, haha. Peace! Love it!
Awesome video Saurav, very well explained! Thank you for introducing Shuttout, it helps us to see where our photographs stand! Thank you for such amazing videos, will keep following you! For me, your channel is the best online photography school! 👌👏
Another awesome video! I love your channel! You always do a great job explaining and teaching how to improve on our photography! Keep up the good work! 👍🏼
First video I ever saw from you, definitely a good and informative one! Just a bit too much generalisation around 05:19 about the ISO values. For example I own two cameras, an old Canon 650d and Sony A7 mark 3, with the Canon 800-ISO is already too much, but If I accept the same level of noice(actually maybe even a bit less..) I can definitely push the Sony up to 3200. Then again comparing the Canon to a newer APS-C sensor camera like Nikon D7500 800-ISO is totally acceptable and you can push it to 1000 or 1250-ISO and still look better than the old 650d. Rather than telling people strait numbers, I'd advice people to do test shoots and get to know their specific camera model! Or guide them to sites that do the testing for them, sites like dpreview and dxomark.. But like said in the beginning, great video anyways! Just trying to give constructive feedback :)
Brandon woelfel does not use a tripod but his images are beyond imagination and his images are under exposed but after editing those are just awesome....BTW I am a big fan of yours ....
I admit I only watch the occasional videos of yours, I shoot landscape and wildlife not people, though I do believe any genre can learn off any of the other genres. When I do watch your channel I never fail to smile, your enthusiasm alone is fantastic for those new to this art. However, when you add your talent to your enthusiasm it amazing.
Damn bruh...like... how do you do it? Can all these pics be clicked my a kit lens or we’ll need a prime one with f1.8 or something? Love you channel though. ❤️ Ohh wait....I got the answer while watching the video 😆❤️
Good Tutorial, but I think you must avoid some very silly suggestions to your valued viewers who probably may learn from you, specifically beginners. You opted 70-200 mm Lens and the reason you said was it has VR option....do you think that a great Legendary Lens is best opted for that reason? A Kit Lens like 18-55 mm also have VR. 70-200mm has excellent optical quality, higher focal length helps to produce better bokeh etc., etc., . LED Video Lights are not a very trusted light source for still images due to imperfect white balance. I like that a young guy like you is doing good work. Keep it up dear. Just my suggestion is avoid anything that is not correct or near to incorrect, so that your followers may not end up being misguided. All the best.
Thanks Saurav bhai.....it will definitely help me in low light photography....until know im struggling in low light....but now im getting better and better shot....thanks once again
Love u Brother...i just want to know are the aperture and focal length directly proportional to each other? Because increasing aperture or focal length increases the amount of background blur.....
Everyone tell us about how to take photos with good lens. You are the same. I thought you covered with kit lens but at starting only you told that kit lens won't help and you are wrong buddy.
hey saurav, i have purchase godex 80cm umbrella octa with godex 860 use with canon 6d . when i use the flash in side the softbox the snap some time captured out of focus, but when i use it to outside in the octa ( like direct flash) it is in focus , it is happen when there is distance between the subject. so pl how i can use it.
