How to shoot in Manual…GET OFF AUTO MODE!

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My name is Simon d'Entremont and I'm a professional wildlife and nature pphotographer from Eastern Canada.
Join me as I teach you how to shoot in Manual Mode even if you don't have a lot of experience behind the camera. I'll show you how to get the exposure right as well as controlling depth of field and freezing the action. I'll include lots of examples and show you live how to change the settings to get the exposure right.
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@spiderthenics9462 9 месяцев назад

10 minutes of my life i would gladly spent watching this again.Thank you very much sir.

@simon_dentremont 9 месяцев назад

So nice of you

@willbrink Год назад

Everyone likes to claim they're professional wildlife/nature photographer, Simon is clearly the real deal. Learned a lot from this channel.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Too kind!

@chefmike247 Год назад

Simon, fantastic work! I’m a very, very, beginner photographer and i learn so much from your channel. I really appreciate when you touch on the basics and good practices, but you also challenge the experienced photographer as well. Please keep up the great work and thinking about us newbies!

@excalibro8365 11 месяцев назад

If you're making money doing something, then you're a professional. Simple as that.

@SIBIRIAKcom 6 месяцев назад

that's right. this is the only channel where I don't skip the opening sequence.

@deantiger1390 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Being an amateur photographer means you are always learning. Quite often you can understand something singular but put into practice with other variables sometime make them confusing. Your tutorials in particular this one, helps understand the the singular and how it works in conjunction with its variables. Every now and then the penny drops and you see the big picture, it is so enlightening. Thank you for putting it all into perspective!

@simon_dentremont 10 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@elizabethray8880 8 месяцев назад

I love photography, and really want to get better. I am an absolute amateur and have stumbled across this channel - amazing! I want to learn to use my camera rather than shooting in auto all the time, and this is a great video with simple explanation and the right cadence to allow the information to perculate. I'm hooked. Thank you Simon.

@hellmrf 7 месяцев назад

Your explanation is awesome. Masterpiece, literally.

@simon_dentremont 7 месяцев назад

Wow, thank you!

@amarnathsaha8717 3 месяца назад

What a correct explanation about manual mode,,,❤❤❤❤❤100% true.

@jpadicecoffee9812 3 месяца назад

Thanks. On my next photo trip, I'm going to try to get Exposure to equal zero after doing the first 3 adjustments(A, SP, and ISO).

@dylannewton76 Год назад

Just a wonderfully simple explanation and probably the best I've come across for understanding all the elements of manual photography setting. Thanks Simon and keep this content going. But more birds!!!!!!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Glad it was helpful! More birds coming!

@lisadixon6617 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much for making this video for us! ❤

@colmranger Год назад

Brilliant video as always your my favorite photography RU-vidr greetings from Ireland

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Wow, thanks!

@kblack3970 Год назад

Thank you! I've been experimenting with the three of these recently and your clarity really clears things up a ton!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

You're very welcome!

@sbimages5408 Год назад

Superb quality output as usual. Write a book sir!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

I’m working on a video course!

@dennishegdahl8616 Год назад

Hi, I just found your channel a week or two ago... All I can say is good stuff, well done, and hats off... You have a true talent , and it isn't just photography. Thanks my man... Cheers

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Welcome aboard!

@amiralpp Месяц назад

Excellent video. Thank you

@simon_dentremont Месяц назад

Glad you liked it!

@ProBensonKalofya 3 месяца назад

❤ l like this guy he is the real deal of photography

@Garage-ch6ce Год назад

Extremely well explained. Very practical and simple to understand examples. Congratulations on a great tutorial. Now, the tricky part……

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Thank you very much!

@ericcote8146 Год назад

So true, when I bought my first Canon DSLR in 2003, this was my main goal : learning to shoot in M

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Great!

@sylviastagg-giuliano6229 Год назад

Great video. I will share it to people that struggling with understanding what goes into a good exposure.

@dons.9842 Год назад

Even though I’m quite familiar with this topic, I still learned a lot. Thank you!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@andydixon9707 Год назад

Excellent as always 👏

@louisswaim7024 Год назад

I’ve primarily used aperture priority mode for years, but your suggestions here make me want to experiment more with manual mode. I just upgraded to an OM-D EM-1 iii, so I’m doubly motivated to stretch my skill sets. Thanks for the excellent videos!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Happy to help!

@dylannewton76 Год назад

Hard to photograph wildlife using AP as you can't select shutter speed. Go manual with auto iso, you won't regret it

@simon_dentremont Год назад

@@dylannewton76 I use that a lot.

@louisswaim7024 Год назад

@@dylannewton76 Well, it may be hard, but not impossible.😊

@SPiritR3aver Год назад

Great tips! Thank you!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

You are so welcome!

@chandmahammadlokhandwala1014 Год назад

Sir you are great ..thank you

@simon_dentremont Год назад

So nice of you

@GeneFever Год назад

Thank you Simon for these excellent videos. I understand exposure a lot more now and have gone from auto settings to A-priority to M w/auto ISO in a short time. First time I've felt somewhat in control of my camera and the images I produce.

@JonasGavenas Год назад

Love this video.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@lelanddyer9461 Год назад

Pentax has TAV mode where ISO is in auto, which I know is your favorite as well as mine for action.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Cool!

@ACCRASCHOOLOFHYGIENE Месяц назад

Good ❤

@simon_dentremont Месяц назад

I'm glad you like it

@Digital963 5 месяцев назад

Love your channel, learning a lot. But I’ve noticed what seem to be some contradictions on ISO, and if I may I’d like to ask for some clarity. In your ISO video you state ISO is just a gain nob for light, and isn’t really responsible for noise in an image. Rather, low exposure is the culprit for low noise, and you show this with examples. However, more than once, including this video, youve said high ISO can lead to noisy images. Again, I respect your work and opinions on the subject, but would just like some clarification as a new comer to this world. Thank you!

@simon_dentremont 5 месяцев назад

not this time. I decided to just enjoy the experience.

@MosleydollMUA 3 месяца назад

So what happens if it’s a nighttime picture in a dimly lit room if I put the iso up too much then I will introduce lots of noise but if I don’t have a tripod and I lower the shutter speed to give me some light then it won’t be fast enough for me to get a sharp picture, how do I solve this?

@simon_dentremont 3 месяца назад

You’d need to add light, like a flash or LED panel.

@gemstyxwalls1419 Год назад

What if you're using a 24-70mm F4 lens.You can't change the aperture.It's fixed.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

It’s maximum aperture is fixed at f4, but not the minimum. It will probably stop down to at least f22.

@gemstyxwalls1419 Год назад

@@simon_dentremont Thanks.

@gemstyxwalls1419 Год назад

I didn't realize that.Thanks.

@Thaliasta 7 месяцев назад

As a total beginner to manual, this is the first video I've seen on the exposure triangle that actually mentions the light meter, so thank you!

@WilliamNickerson-m7r 2 месяца назад

focus on shutter speed and aperture first, auto iso won’t kill you as a beginner

@Matilda8567 Год назад

This is probably the most helpful video I've seen. You have a way of taking something that can seem complicated and overwhelming and explaining it in an easy to understand way. The 3 scenarios you went through simplified not just how the settings work, but how they work together. Thank you.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@harleybradley4211 Год назад

Couldn't have said it better myself, great video.

@Shadowfax812 Год назад

Well said, great video

@competitionkarting Год назад

Agreed. I've watched several videos about this subject and this was explained the best.. by far.

@LoJo99 Год назад

Agreed. So helpful..

@Pavan.Miryala Год назад

I watched many Photography videos but Simons teaching and content is definitely pure gold. Thank you Simon.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Wow, thank you!

@montnellmc2078 13 дней назад

I’m just getting into taking pictures more, watched a lot of videos but you do a better job at teaching it. Thank you. Now I just need to learn how to change my settings when I’m taking pictures (which dials to move). Thanks again 😊

@SuhasSreehariOnline Год назад

I'm just getting into photography. And Simon is absolutely the clearest and best teacher ever. The internet is not all bad :)

@stephenchurch1784 Год назад

Beyond just more creative control, manual shooting makes you slow down and spend more time looking at your composition. Even if you're someone who shoots mostly in aperture priority or full p (totally valid choices just to reiterate Simon's point), manual shooting can be a great way to break yourself out of a rut

@ObscureTech 2 месяца назад

I have a REALLY hard time listening to camera jargon, so I never really have......but you sir...make it easy. Thanks!

@broinsocali 3 месяца назад

Great tips for beginners like myself. Glad I found your channel. I learned so much this last couple of weeks. I'm now shooting in Manual Mode with Auto ISO. The biggest thing for me was finding out about that exposure meter and how to get it to zero. Before I didn't have a clue about that thing. Thanks so much.

@gprice1903 Год назад

You do a fantastic job teaching! You present things in such a way that is easy to understand. So glad I found your channel, thank you!!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

You're very welcome!

@bestbass42 Год назад

I'll tell you what it is, hes dosent spend half the time waffaling on about stuff! Most videos I see they talk for ages before getting to the point, but by then my eyes have glazed over & I lose interest! Simon delves straight into it, straight talker-straight to the point.

@dwyanebrentson1 Год назад

These are the videos us amateurs need. These two d5, 300 f2.8, 70-200 f2.8 14-24, 24-70, 200-500, computers, hard drive, clothing for wild life, street photography, crackheads in the wild (hood) this is a lot to consume

@DarkKnight-cd4dv 9 месяцев назад

To be honest, im new in photography yet I find it easy to use manual mode using my h400v than using what camera offers, and I can shoot rain droplets😅😅😅 as a background

@Pipevelez89 7 месяцев назад

I do really appreciate this video. I just got my first camera and I’m new to photography. This video really helps me to better understand the triangule of exposure. Thanks a lot for this. I’ll feel much confident to start the journey 🙌🏼

@davidgrove481 Год назад

Really appreciate ALL of your videos and expertise!!! This video was extremely helpful because of how thoughtfully you broke it down for a beginner like myself to more easily wrap my head around it ;) Thank you!!!!

@jacksirkett 6 месяцев назад

Thanks a lot for this Simon. Really informative :)

@charlesdjones1 Год назад

"You guys are living on Automatic Ave. Eventually you guys will be ready to move on Manual Rd." That's what our instructors used to say to us in AIT at Ft. Meade. Then I get out of the military, everyone is telling me to use full auto, lol.

@Nonduality Год назад

I use full auto, but only if the values make sense. If they don't suit the scene, I make manual changes. So it's important to learn to do everything manually, but it may be possible to mostly rely on auto, depending on what you're doing.

@LiarPantsonfire Год назад

Oh by George I think I got it!! Thank you. This is the clearest and simplest description I've seen. Now I can effortlessly get no noise in any light. 🥳🥳🥳

@jasonstevenson1478 Год назад

Thank you, thank you thank you Simon. You are the first person I have seen on RU-vid who has shown the 3 options to start with for a specific scene and explained it simply. I have struggled with metering in manual mode. New to DSLR. I have a better understanding now. You have a new subscriber 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Great to hear!

@SIBIRIAKcom 6 месяцев назад

I have an old Canon T2i (550d). So I'm wondering what is the most gentle mode for the sensor. What does wear a sensor down the most? I use this cmos-grandpa mostly for music video where all I need is blurry background, and I make photos just for fun. For example, when I set a long shutter speed for a photo (more than 1 second) is it exposing sensor to light and can burn some pixels? Or does it matter if in live mode sensor is always active? I'm assuming ISO does have nothing to do with the sensor pixels if it just amplifies the image, right?

@simon_dentremont 6 месяцев назад

No, the sensor doesn't have a shelf-life affected by use, other than pointing at the sun too long!

@SIBIRIAKcom 6 месяцев назад

thank you very much!@@simon_dentremont

@DetroitFoodReview 6 месяцев назад

Great video! Thank you for putting this out. You've got a new subscriber

@simon_dentremont 6 месяцев назад

Welcome to the gang

@MattHalpain 4 дня назад

I have found a sweet spot of camera setting for me. I like 400 ISO, f.3.5 and aperture priority "Av" on my 70-200mm lens and Canon R100 camera for flower photos.

@ToasterAigis05 Год назад

I have watched so many videos and it just wasn’t clicking for me but this video finally made me understand. Thank you so much fantastic video.☺️

@deansaddigh Месяц назад

Amazing video, I love the practical examples this is the way to learn, you tell us and then show us using real examples . Thank you so much.

@simon_dentremont Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful!

@rutlegs Год назад

Simon, your videos finally gave me the initiative to get out there and start to experiment with shooting in manual and it's finally starting to all make sense to me. Thank you!

@isisamoreno296 Год назад

Omg this is the most educational video I’ve seen. I’ve watched multiple videos and still didn’t know what the heck they were talking about and how to get started using manual. Thank you ❤

@marius.mihai71 4 месяца назад

Every time I open this channel I'm tempted to hit the like button from the beginning... Simon is the teacher I enjoy watching! Once again, thanks for the explanations!

@BuzzAdven 4 месяца назад

This video is super helpful for explaining, ISO , Shutter Speed, and Aperture and how to treat them. Think I watched like 3 others before and this one made the most sense to me. Thank you.

@simon_dentremont 4 месяца назад

Glad it was helpful!

@robmowe8090 Год назад

I wish I'd seen this video when I started taking photography more seriously. What a great explanation

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@faithylovesyouxoxo 4 месяца назад

I’ve just found this channel and you’re introducing me to manual photography! This video has helped me so much already and given me a lot of great content to take notes on and keep in mind. I’m also on the south shore 😊

@simon_dentremont 4 месяца назад

Thanks neighbor!

@anthonywilliamson7323 18 дней назад

Simon ive learnt more from watching your videos than anyone else I’ve seen on RU-vid thankyou.

@stephaniemaruca627 Год назад

Finally! Someone sharing helpful information in a way that is non-intimidating, exceptionally clear, and appropriately concise. I'm waiting for my new camera to arrive, and looking forward to taking some great beginner shots using the knowledge you've shared here. You're an outstanding teacher. I've subscribed and will be watching more. Thank you.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Wow, thanks!

@quan1509 6 месяцев назад

Very well explained

@bigfuzzztv787 Год назад

I've always been slightly lost with these subjects. Now I'm very clear. Thank you very much. Great job, well done.

@mandipjohal5976 Год назад

I have just bought a Canon R6 MII i was working through the 1000+ page manual which can be quite confusing for a beginner. Your videos are very clear and easy to follow. I've just watched 4 of your videos tonight which has saved me hours of reading. I will try shooting in manual.

@CoastLifeInMS Год назад

Finally, I understand these three aspects! Thank you so much! Best video I’ve seen on this.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Awesome, thank you!

@vono948 5 месяцев назад

THANK YOU! I just got my first real camera (old d70s for cheap). And got really confused. This video helped me very much, thank you!

@davidgallagher6375 Месяц назад

That was extremely well explained, thank you very much for this!

@rbrpyt4907 Год назад

Hello Simon, I appreciate your devices about Manual mode. It's helpful. Thanks for sharing. Take care ;-)

@sprugian 6 месяцев назад

Amazing videos,very helpful! what is that animal at 4:21 called?

@simon_dentremont 6 месяцев назад

Porcupine

@baabaablacksheep6693 8 месяцев назад

I really like your presentation style and content. You're just so articulate, straight to the point and academic. I wish you continued success and thank you for sharing your knowledge and work with us.

@urdognu Год назад

Thank you. I learn so much with each of your educational videos. And, it helps me move above and beyond what used to be just comfy making significant progress in my end results.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

You are so welcome!

@polinativonenko8853 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much for this clear explaining. I had a hard Time understanding how all the components were influencing each other, but il tried directly to apply the theory ans I see how it works. It’s amazing! I need so much practice still though 😅

@ik2keg Год назад

You have no idea how glad I am to have found your channel. Thank you!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

I'm so glad!

@niwaleaf Год назад

The more I apply your tips the better and better my photos get! Thank you so much for these videos. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@joshuathomas4934 Год назад

I’ve learned a lot from this guy. I’m getting killer photos of my local birds lately do to his tips and tutorials. Even though I use a sony a6000 and a 70-350mm G OSS lens. I don’t have a ton of focal length but I find it to be more than adequate in decent lighting. Once it gets darker. ooof. Not great. Hoping to be able to learn how to improve this a bit. I realize I’m limited by my sensor and lens. And just overall conditions.

@hurleygreen927 Год назад

Many thanks for thios info...I got off Aperture mode and now I guess I'm a Manual mode snob! :)

@kennztube Год назад

Thank you Simon, this video has explained the process in a way that makes sense and I will be using it going forward. These videos are so informative.

@nellionthetellie 7 месяцев назад

this video is so helpful!! i am a student in photo journalism and we have an assignment where we shoot action shots of athletes at our school in their respective sports… i decided i wanted to get off sports mode and go for manual but i was hesitant. this video has cleared my doubts and i feel more confident and switching to manual. i’m excited to shoot the pictures next week… thank you again!!

@jurgenchristoffel1699 Год назад

I learned photography in the analog era (i.e. last century ;-) when you had to decide if you'd put a Kodachrome 25, Kodachrome 64 or an Ektachrome 200 or even 400 into your camera. Relying on Auto-ISO took some unlearning learned habits and your tips to actually depend on Auto-ISO is excellent. Another habit to unlearn was maximizing the subject in the viewer and instead to accept cropping as a tool (which was possible for negative film, but not for slide film).

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Haha I only shot film once ever!

@johndeangelo2083 Год назад

Digital photography has certainly changed the landscape of photography from the film days.

@brucesmith9144 Год назад

That is perhaps the greatest feature to digital photography. Gone are the days where you had to use up a roll of film before going on to photograph something which required a different film speed.

@steves563 Год назад

Most photographers nowadays don’t really shoot 100% manual if you want to shoot 100% manual shoot with a DSLR cover or flip the back screen so you can’t see it then use a hand held light meter. I found that shooting in Manual, by using the rear LED screen to make exposure decisions is a dangerous way to shoot.. I trust the metering in the camera (provided your camera is set up correctly for the situation) more than I trust the back screen with all the elements, such as bright sunlight glare, and other environmental things or the LED screen on the back just being out of calibration. There are many times when Manual is the absolute way to go such as using external lighting, strobes, or a situation where the automatic metering is being fooled, or of course you want to make sure that a shutter speed is locked in or an aperture is locked in. Of course, you can always then shoot TV or a AV mode but that can also be adjusted by bias in the exposure that the auto function is giving you. I dont shoot in an auto mode without also having control of that automation.

@NSTLgng Год назад

Fantastic video. Exactly the video I envisioned I needed. Thank you!

@Peacheslaroo Год назад

Best overview of how to understand the interrelationship of the 🔺thank you so much for taking the time to make videos. Clear and to the point!

@avinbarana3015 Год назад

Well, after watching some of your clips I am sure you are one the few who are born to teach.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Too kind!

@arisetyawan2546 Год назад

Back in time where we have to choose which ISO on film we have to buy base on where or what we will take picture...we can only play with shutter speed and apperture... There is where manual mode come from...

@Raviiii776 3 месяца назад

Hello Sir im a dronographer from India and a mobile photographer also ..your videos helped me a lot to understand manual photography in easy way .. thanks a lot and keep posting your guidelines so that we can gain good experience from an experienced person 😊

@simon_dentremont 3 месяца назад

So nice of you

@Raviiii776 3 месяца назад

@@simon_dentremont thanks for your reply Sir ❤️

@freddieqmercury5961 Год назад

Great video, with clear explanations, many thanks.

@kevinjackson7382 Год назад

Been shooting photos for 2 years now love how you broke this down…thank you very much

@tiacbendi181 Год назад

Your lecture in photography is very helpful and usefull specially for a beginner like me.

@foxdavani4091 Год назад

Am I the only person that likes my photos to have some noise so they can be a little dirty? Something about clean photos just feels unnatural. But when they have some noise or grain, or whatever the hell, they feel like they’re a natural part of the world. Hell even motion blur feels like a natural part of the world I love imperfect shots.

@BradScott-ys6ot 8 месяцев назад

man your background kicks A$$!! i could stare at it for days🤤

@NickHeaze 8 месяцев назад

Great and digestible summary of this sometimes hard to get to grips with topic.

@abdul_aziz Год назад

Thanks for your amazing tutorial today for us as beginner 🎉…

@padureainfinitului3682 7 месяцев назад

Hey thank you so much for this tutorial it helps a lot and it will point me in the right direction , If you ever decide to visit Romania il buy you a beer

@s.alexiangardner1302 Год назад

Simply Wonderfully Explained!! Thank you.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

You're very welcome!

@sherryzoltay7625 Год назад

Excellent video, Simon. You demystify and simplify the camera settings and how they work together so wonderfully that I feel I will be able to get the shots I want. Other instructors seemed to belabor that shutter speed is changed only to capture action and never discuss how it affects light-for beginners it can be confusing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@NathanChisholm041 3 месяца назад

I've never used auto ever!! I always use M and sometimes Av.

@farrukhahmed1984 Год назад

One of the best natural instructors on photography you are... I used your techniques to capture pigeons flapping (1/2000: max for RX100 mark2) and got one of the best shots I have ever taken.

@farrukhahmed1984 Год назад

I wish I could share that over here. But no option. Though it is on my insta account

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Great to hear!

@BunkMayne Год назад

Hello from Scotland! Hope you are well! I just bought an R5 with a 100-500 Canon RF, 1.4x too. Are you possibly able to make a video on all of the correct camera settings to use? Or could you possibly recommend a few videos that you have already made. All the best for now!

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Congrats. I have one on autofocus settings and another on back-button focus. You might start with those.

@BunkMayne Год назад

@@simon_dentremont Brilliant, thanks Simon

@BunkMayne Год назад

@@simon_dentremont Hi Simon, just got my RF 100-500. I am trying to remove the tripod collar but having a nightmare! Can't find anything online for removing it either! Any help please would be brilliant

@rmmm329 8 месяцев назад

Awesome video. I get it now! Thank you!

@gregorybourn Год назад

Best photo educator on RU-vid, thanks Simon.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

Very kind!

@venturaVlogger Год назад

I don't have a camera yet I'm watching these kinds of videos hehehehr

@billybown1397 Год назад

I haven't taken a photo in 5 years. My enthusiasm has now come back, so am refreshing my skills. Your easy style is excellent for me, so many thanks Simon.

@simon_dentremont Год назад

You can do it!