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Simple Photography Hack For Getting The Perfect Exposure With ISO.
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Welcome to "3 Shots Or Less" where my goal is to get the perfect exposure in only 3 shots. This time around I did it in only two and had to raise my ISO to let more light in. I could have changed the shutter speed but decided I only wanted to change one thing which ended up being ISO.
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@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

What situations would you like to see me shoot in? Have you checked out this "5 Min Portrait" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0VasWT4adBc.html

@gkshighfalutintubeexperien8205 7 лет назад

Jared Polin This camera Is Nikon d3300???

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

yes, why?

@mr.psycho3162 7 лет назад

3 shots or less in low light with a flash and a ket lens pls

@rubeegeorgealset6412 7 лет назад

Jared Polin do u need an nd filter for photography shooting outside with the sunlight or its only for videographers ??? sorry about my english

@cammac444 7 лет назад

In certain situations... An example would be if your using flash in the shade on a brightly lite day. The background is blown out by the sun. but you have to light your subject with flash without darkening them and to balance out the background... You could use a flash technique called high speed sync to darken the background light your subject and balance the exposure. But you would lose lots of distance from flash in order to get that to work. The easyer solution in this kind of a situation would be to use a 2 or 3 stop Nd filter as opposed to high speed sync. High speed sync is a more advanced technique but sometimes its better to keep it simple. Espeshaly in the world of photography. Also use an Nd filter when you find yourself closing your apeture passed f11 and use it for longer exposures durning the day for creative effects.

@Mhott18 7 лет назад

Three shots or less. Big group portrait. Everybody is in Focus.

@IAMDIMITRI 7 лет назад

Is that a reference to one of the episodes? :P Savage

@junolexus9215 7 лет назад

1/125 1600 iso f 3.5 is around the right exposure, but he is not moving, so we could improve image quality: 1/60 and iso 800, however for ultimate image quality best is to take 3-4 pics with these setting: 1/30 iso 400, and if he is posing still, I guarantee 1 out of the 4 shots will be perfectly sharp, and 400 iso is 4x cleaner than 1600, - Im talking from own experience, and It works for me. Try it out. - ps: leave iso on auto ALL the time, so you will know what the possible image quality will be BEFORE taking the picture, and if iso is too high, lower speed (or open aperture if possible) Hope this helps! :)

@paularnold51 7 лет назад

Good video. I wish you would have used shot three just to show and compare if you had lowered the shutter speed, since that is a viable options as well. Thanks.

@AnnaUKSheepstar 7 лет назад

This series about getting the exposure in 3 shots is magnificent. I'd never got out of auto until I started watching these. Now I'm recreating your experiments at home and starting to understand the exposure triangle. This series is total genius :) THANK YOU!

@kiran.koujalgi 7 лет назад

Jared do 3 shots or less at a party with low light and with motion please

@ronnicolas4001 7 лет назад

Todd seems awfully comfortable being photographed and filmed in a motel room.

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

lol, when the camera stopped rolling......

@imagesbychaostee1305 7 лет назад

Bwahahhhahahah!!!!!

@heyitzLou 7 лет назад

Getting wasted on Cinco de Mayo three shots or less.

@watchmefail314 6 лет назад

Hey Jared, thank you for this series, I pretty much watched it in one go. It helped me immensly to understand what is going on and how I can control the situation. Your instructions and explanations are very clear, they also give me a tool / structure to figure out the correct settings without fumbling around too much... And yes, often the auto-functions do a good enough job, but your tips help me to gain control for those situations, where the auto-functions do not do what I expect, which immensly decreases my frustration-level! I also want to mention that your examples underline your explanations pretty good, as well as the displayed ISO / aperture / shutter-values. Thank you!

@Trishlicious 7 лет назад

What about taking 3 shots or less of a performance in a theater.

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

that's a good one.

@SakshamGupta 7 лет назад

Jared Polin yes, stage shots or dance / fashion

@MXP250 7 лет назад

Thanks for the advice I'm new and generally avoid messing with the ISO because I'm afraid of grain and turning down my shutter speed over exposes it. Now I get it thanks again.

@merdusk237 7 лет назад

Glad you have been doing these videos with the d3400. I just got the d3400 not long ago and you have helped me not to nit pick the big of noise that shows up.

@rasmachris94 7 лет назад

For understanding the triangle: F stop - lower = more light. Higher = less light. (think of it as a wider lens letting in more light, the higher the number) Shutter speed - lower = more light and motion blur. Higher = less light and moving subjects become stills/have less motion blur. ISO - Lower = lower light sensitivity and less noise. Higher = greater sensitivity and more noise

@phcib2195 7 лет назад

Put DSLR on LiveView with Mirror Up and dial in correct exposure with Shutter Speed or F Stop or ISO and then shoot picture or recompose with optical viewfinder and shoot picture or use a mirror less camera and dial in the correct exposure in the EVF...

@chrischan5168 7 лет назад

Jared you should do a video on understanding the histogram. I was amazed how useful it is when I learned about the spread of information.

@falcon048 4 года назад

The thing about shutter speed. If you lower the shutter speed because the subject isn't moving, doesn't negate the photographer moving, breathing, etc. My wife studied photography long before the DSLR cameras came to market. For her, a shutter speed of 1/60 is more than capable in any shooting scenario, but I find that on a DSLR, that can be too long to keep the shutter open if you're looking for sharpness. Bumping up the ISO looks great in smaller pictures, but when you begin to blow it up, you can see the colored-noise present in even the most shallow shadows. Even in the 2nd picture you took, you can already see the grain on the hand to the right.

@Semeyaza 7 лет назад

Make the next one: three shots or less to get your composition right. I think the composition part of photography is a bit downplayed in the era of super duper traumatic cameras. ;) Cheers

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

It's important.

@imagesbychaostee1305 7 лет назад

I feel like it's actually MORE important in the new days of so many GWC's! Our eye for composition and the difference between a well composed photograph and a badly composed snapshot is HUGE!!! Bigger than The South Border Wall!! Biggly even!!

@shantanulokesh 7 лет назад

this series is really helpful. thank you guys.

@jackpaton3317 7 лет назад

great video Jared -- love your content!

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

thanks Jack.

@nicu8628 7 лет назад

Great advice Fro. Thanks !

@scottwallace1 7 лет назад

Classic case study would be either landscape or subject in shadow with a bright sky. The easy out for a great camera is shoot with highlight metering and pull shadows up in Lightroom. But if the disparity is too great, it can still be tough to make look natural.

@pers4855 7 лет назад

Great video Jared as always

@georgenecatu705 7 лет назад

Hey Jared, how about a video of getting your exposure right in low light situations using a cheap lens like the yongnuo 50mm.

@JahSun711 7 лет назад

I totally get the point of this video for beginners, but for Jared's loyal followers this is like watching someone slowly explaining the alphabet lol

@nwarby 7 лет назад

I love these videos - so simple and 100% helping me to improve my photos - Thanks Jared Polin!

@balancedaudio 7 лет назад

Love your passion Jared. Great video.

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

Thanks Colin.

@genyosha16 7 лет назад

That camera was.my first DSLR, same colour too!

@thomasmorrison8011 7 лет назад

I'd like to see how to better interpret the scene with the histogram. In bright daylight looking at the image on the back of the LCD isn't practical. I have a loupe but shooting on the fly requires I look at the histogram and make a decision. Love to see more ins and outs of that.

@The01t 7 лет назад

I would like to see you shoot in zoom situations with the Nikon P900

@Cory_Armitage 7 лет назад

Good lesson for beginners! At 1/125 you could've got him doing jumping jacks in that hotel room lol Love the content Jared. You've taught me many things. Thank you for that.

@synthspence 7 лет назад

I forgot how to set it up, but in A Priority Mode, you can set the ISO to be Auto 100 if it can be, and bump up if needed on Nikons. Been using that as I learn (still a noob) but I think it works well for outdoor shoots. Indoors, you are better at going either with P or S Mode at that point, in my noob opinion.

@howardholtzman1331 7 лет назад

Hi Jared, What if I need to to get my exposure right the first time. For an example, I'm shooting a subject that is not there yet. How do I do that?

@oleggontar2942 7 лет назад

I would like jst to argue with a word. Raising the ISO doesn't actually makes your sensor more sensitive. Still for the same amount of light the pixels will have the very same amount of charge. ISO just sets the amplification before digitizing the analogue signal. This is why higher ISO has more noise, as the charge on the sensor is low. (from that aspect shadow noise and this is close to each others all based on that the real signal is low and the noise level is comparable to that. Obviously it is a tutorial, where terminology is still not that important, but i like to argue.

@ianyams 7 лет назад

Thanks Jared. 👍

@wendypinard1800 7 лет назад

I'm having trouble with portrait exposure on a covered bridge with harsh light background. Anyway of showing that?

@yomofoindahouse 7 лет назад

Nice. I knew I could control the exposure with just ISO values in manual mode, although never tried it really. You inspired me to try it on the new d5600, and it looks like I can have better exposure that what Nikon suggests. But the use of this method is very limited I think. Probably good for staged portraits... The light constantly changes especially outside.

@assholercollins4223 7 лет назад

Brah! EH Thank You!!! I appreciate the info. And I like Nikon too! tooling with an Android tho. Much easier for me!

@johandrehoffman 7 лет назад

I would like to see a video on getting the right exposure in 3 shots or less, when trying to shoot the milky way. Love your videos.

@Redwaversz 7 лет назад

Johandre Hoffman ISO 1600 30 Sec f/2.8

@johnmacedo4483 7 лет назад

Hey Jared, great job once again. i've been watching your videos for a couple of weeks now. And all i can say is thank you. I have been learning quite a bit. A hell of alot better than reading books and manuals. Nothing like watch and learn. My wife bought me a brand new Nikon D3300 a couple of weeks ago (just before i started watching and subscribed to your channel). So i plan on getting some more lenses in the near future. A Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-200MM F/4-5.6G ED VR II. A Nikon DIGITAL fit 28mm macro wide lens. A Nikon DIGITAL fit 400mm 800mm 1200mm. Keep up the good work. I'll be watching. Thanks

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

sweet, be sure to check out my 5 Min Portraits and "Real World Reviews". I would suggest getting my 11 day videos as well.

@SeanDIY 6 лет назад

What would have happened if you did the shutter speed instead and what made you choose ISO over shutter?

@MainakDev 7 лет назад

Should i not trust the metering system of the camera at all? or is it useful sometime?

@zenphat1646 7 лет назад

I wish I could set a minimum and maximum for every setting - does this exist? I have an A6300 and a Sigma DC DN 30/1.4.

@abrahamsotelo6188 7 лет назад

I think the idea behind this is that with more pratice we will be able to guess te exact settings for our shot no matter the light condition. Guessing is a faster way to learn.

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

+Abraham Sotelo exactly

@desmundlighten3603 7 лет назад

nice vid I do think the beauty of a good evf is shown here would definitely help in this situation

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

In some situations yes, but the point is for you to learn how to not rely on the crutch of an EVF but to know lighting inside and out.

@desmundlighten3603 7 лет назад

Jared Polin most definitely, im all for greater understanding

@lorenzoloreti7910 7 лет назад

Hi Jared,i'm an Italian photography lover.Sorry but i don't speak English very well..congratulation for your interesting and funny video..thanks for sharing your know-how.Honestly i don't understand everyrhing you say,but to me it's enough watching you practicing.

@BigPPLC 7 лет назад

Nature pics in strong sunlight

@iGiVeYoUsWaG 6 лет назад

I am using the same Nikon D3300, but why is mine already giving noise at ISO 400?

@rogerunderhill4267 7 лет назад

Is it necessary to check the histogram or is the combination of eye and screen enough?

@XTremePyro144316 7 лет назад

What about fireworks? I do videos with a Nikon D3300 with a 18-55mm, or a 55-200mm lens. I find that blue is a hard color for me to pick up. I've played around with the settings a lot, but I can tell there's a lot of graininess. My settings as of right now are 1/125 f4 ISO 800.

@hpark72 7 лет назад

Hi Jared, what about the built in flash...should it be on?

@H3Freak65 7 лет назад

At 1:46, are you saying that the kit lens doesn't let the user adjust the aperture at all? Does this mean you can only adjust the ISO and SS settings? Looking into purchasing a D3300, that's quite a limitation.

@josephalonsabe7633 7 лет назад

Hey Jared, curious any experience with the d700 and do you think its still suitable for weddings in 2017

@lkking8387 7 лет назад

or simply switch to mirrorless for an electronic viewfinder. no wrong exposure ever again! ;)

@PadillaGeorge 7 лет назад

Three shots or less in a wedding venue. For example bride and groom dance with low light and using a speed light on the camera.

@josephbones7935 7 лет назад

Greetings to you, The 3 shots or less, using a canon eos rebel t5, in a train station

@DarkHorseCom 7 лет назад

I have the D3300 and the kit lens. Just recharged the batteries (with grip) the other day and decided to take it for a spin. I don't think my D40 will get this high of an ISO. I know you covered the D1x, and one of my favorite videos you have out but have you used the D40 much? Still eagerly awaiting MGV for Android.

@sewing1243 7 лет назад

As far as I can tell all current DSLRs from the major manufacturers have the capability of shooting at some ridiculously high ISOs. How do we determine what an acceptable ISO is when we need to use higher ISOs to get our exposure right? (personal preference, some unstated "rule of thumb")

@JG-bh9rz 7 лет назад

Shoot as high as you need to without going crazy, the higher the iso you can go without unbearable noise depends on your camera, and its sensor size, generally full frame is better than a crop-sensor, but a new crop-sensor like the d500 would beat an older full frame. Too high iso for your camera and you'll start seeing green and purple pixels and it will start to go a bit mushy, but before then you'll notice increases in noise and graininess. That bit is personal preference since some people don't like the look of ISOs above 1600 while some don't mind going up to 25'600. A tip is if you go to a higher iso and it looks bad, try the image in black and white as sometimes it looks a lot better.

@ivanoxx 7 лет назад

So this "hack" is guessing ISO settings -- got it

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

exactly, read my description for why I used that in the title.

@ivanoxx 7 лет назад

AAAAA, Jared I am your fan. you got me into photographing and helped me to get better.

@davidpinon 7 лет назад

Ivan Anonym Lol you sure changed your attitude as soon as he responded ....

@LvL1201 7 лет назад

OH muh man im sorry you lost it. This episode was about: 1) sp=1/125; f=3.5 This mean 2 things, sp is correct for a handheld camera and the f-stop is max aperture for a kit lens. 2) YOU have to choose, long exposure (handheld) more ligth using the f-stop (you cant cus kit lens) OR 3) YOU HAVE to rely on the ISO. DUH

@RoborobsComputers 7 лет назад

i've signed up for your 11 days series but never received any emails. I signed up over a month ago.

@Myselium 7 лет назад

I signed up for the 11days but I didn't get an email....

@tosvus 7 лет назад

I'm lazy for shots like this. I just use 5-picture bracketing. Less than a second, plus I can cheat and even out the lighting in photoshop.

@victorhughes15 7 лет назад

whens the t7i review coming???

@qstraqq3707 7 лет назад

but why you chose ISO instead of shutter speed? doesnt iso increase add noise?

@EggHerGao 7 лет назад

Why he attach the GoPro on the Nikon D3300?

@brannonknight 7 лет назад

Is there times when you don't get the right exposer in 3 shots?

@andrejesus474 7 лет назад

I use the same camera and my shots show always some noise when i use ISO that high, i am not sure if is my lens (i use 18-140) would you go for 2 stops on the iso and 1 stop using the shutter speed ? lets say.. 1-60 , f 3.5 , 800 ? I get frustrated with noise. Thank you Jared

@robi0314 7 лет назад

Hey Jared, I signed up for the "11 Days to Better Photography" course but I haven't received the email yet with the first video?

@AndyAstbury 7 лет назад

Jared - please stop perpetuating this misinformation - increasing ISO above base does NOT increase sensor sensitivity. It just applies more gain after the exposure is finished. All sensors are FIXED sensitivity.

@aadureang1369 7 лет назад

kit lense vs prime .... in same camera same setting

@bambamhakkai 5 лет назад

Did he use auto at first shot? Answe would be appreciated

@douxtelemarque5438 7 лет назад

is that a little camera on top where you put the flash???

@douxtelemarque5438 7 лет назад

why it stands for on top of the camera???

@Ferbocarbo 7 лет назад

So the idea is to not use metering? Shouldn't we use it?

@rubeegeorgealset6412 7 лет назад

do u need an nd fulter for photography in the outside with the sun light or its only for videos ????

@rubeegeorgealset6412 7 лет назад

kac hmmmm ok

@dbauernf 7 лет назад

Does everyone over the pond say "ONE ONETWENTYFIFTH of a second" for 1/125? It's JUST OneTwentyFifth of a second.

@KakiChaitanyaDeep 7 лет назад

What is bracketing?

@luismartinez2295 7 лет назад

Hello, I'm an amateur photographer, I need help with noise in my pictures, I have a d7100, seems fine when I take the photograph on the back screen but, in a computer very noisy, I usually use A mode, and sometimes Manual but still very noisy

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

+David Alvarado there's probably no issue and you're zooming in 1:1 on the computer which may be misleading

@luismartinez2295 7 лет назад

Jared Polin Thank you very much, Huge fan you always have awesome content, if you ever have a chance to do a real world review the d7100 is always a good amateur/intermediate camera do it with :)

@tosvus 7 лет назад

As Jared says, you are probably looking at it way too close, but most software has built in noise reduction you can use if it is needed. Just don't go crazy with it.

@cheezyh2o 2 года назад

I want to see you take a picture in 3 shots or less of a gymnist doing flips

@mattbaum5926 7 лет назад

Oh, I'd live to see three shots or less hockey, away from the glass

@JerseySteve1 7 лет назад

Hi Jared, I'm having a check of a time taking photos outside, at night, with the stars in the shot.Either no sky/stars ,or they come out orangish.I'm trying to get the subject,with a clear accurate star filled sky.Any tips,or have you done a video for this.Thanks in advance.

@JerseySteve1 7 лет назад

Oh and I use a Nikon D3100.

@JG-bh9rz 7 лет назад

You won't see stars everywhere, you need to be away from towns or cities otherwise the sky becomes orange from all the ambient light from light pollution. Once you get to a good location, use a tripod, set your lens to the widest aperture (lowest number it goes) set your iso between 1600-3200 and use a long exposure time between 15-30secs

@JerseySteve1 7 лет назад

Thank You Josh,I will take every piece of your advice,and appreciate it.I'm a novice,and looking forward to knowing on my own how to adjust to my situations.

@tosvus 7 лет назад

Let me get this straight, you are trying to get a subject somewhat close, with a nice starry sky in the background? You will need to run at a very slow shutter speed (use Tripod!) and a large f-stop to keep as much as possible in focus. ISO needs to be adjusted accordingly. You may want to take multiple shots at different exposure and combine them on the computer. If you only want to take a picture of stars, nothing in the foreground, Josh has great advice. Just note that if you have to focus manually, don't set it to infinity (people tend to think stars are so far away, you should focus as far away as possible, but that is wrong - you actually have to pull focus back a bit)

@VRHowTo 7 лет назад

Professional mode with auto ISO, get it right in one shot or less.

@DeeDiazH 7 лет назад

What do you call profesional mode? M anual or P rogram mode?

@VRHowTo 7 лет назад

P for professional.

@DeeDiazH 7 лет назад

I haven't heard that term in my whole career.

@DeeDiazH 7 лет назад

Just use Spot metering and AEL lock the face.

@VRHowTo 7 лет назад

kac With an appropriate metering mode, my camera will get it right 9 out of 9 times, and for the rest, the exposure compensation dial is not far away

@tallaganda83 7 лет назад

Personally i use spot metering and get it in one, but thats just me.

@mexicodirk 7 лет назад

you change the ISO but not the sensitivity of your sensor. The sensor have always the same sensitivity.

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

+Dirk Schafer omg who cares.

@mexicodirk 7 лет назад

someone 😂 but not your 😂 but anyways I like your Chanel

@deanlane 6 лет назад

Hi Jared, I fell down the photography rabbit hole and came across your gem of a channel. If I could invest in a channel that would excel to 2 mill subs then yours would be the one. I'm doing food photography and would love for you to do a food shoot with some kind of drizzling syrup pouring or some dusting of a cake with a dark background.

@cmd4212 7 лет назад

There will be a lot of noise in the photo. I am getting noise after 800 iso.

@Ginshaker22 7 лет назад

i can do this in a camera that has a EVF in one shot

@ragnar300 7 лет назад

hey Jared I've been using a fujifilm finepix S4430 and I can't seem to find the propper settings to take macro photos of flowers. (I am a begginer )

@ragnar300 7 лет назад

also I can't find the settings to change it to raw

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

It would be the lens that causes macro. You're on a point and shoot camera so it may not have RAW.

@ragnar300 7 лет назад

okay thanks for the quick response

@SalandFindles 7 лет назад

+Ragnar The macro setting is ALWAYS the little flower icon button on the little radial dial on the back of the camera. I just found your camera on Amazon after searching for 5 seconds and I see it instantly. See it here: images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41JhEjj6RcL.jpg It's the button on the left, closest to the the screen. The little flower icon button. As for RAW, you're shit out of luck. Inferior point-and-shoots don't have it. You're gonna have to upgrade to a superior DSLR camera with interchangeable lenses.

@ragnar300 7 лет назад

SalandFindles I know that it's on the back and I use it frequently I just can't seem to find the right apature

@petetrott7568 7 лет назад

Spot metering - one shot.

@mixiepalms8338 7 лет назад

use a dslr! set ya iso at the speed of the film you use! old school! do not need to use iso! if you need to learn the triangle use the old way! repsect jared! but the only way to learn is to limit ones self!

@pragyakar 7 лет назад

Frou knous photouuuu .Com ded XD

@thevitruvianman4283 7 лет назад

Low light movement

@firstname1810 7 лет назад

What are you and Tod doing in a hotel room together eh??

@geonik7 7 лет назад

Simplest hack: Get a camera with EVF.

@samadams1802 7 лет назад

why not just look at your meter??

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

i've explained this 37 times in the past 3 shots or less. It's about getting you to understand the exposure triangle by seeing what's happening and understanding the meter may not always be right.

@jasonbone5121 7 лет назад

+Sam Adams - Your meter doesn't know if you want motion blur, blurred background, etc. The meter checks for exposure, not artistic desires. Only you know what you are trying to achieve artistically.

@samadams1802 7 лет назад

+Jason Bone - Well obviously if you want any sort of image blur, you would not look at your meter and instead compensate for this manually. However, if you have a still subject (in the case above) then simply looking at your meter would do just fine.

@froknowsphoto 7 лет назад

but how would anyone know how to get the blur if all they did was look at the meter. That's the point of these videos, LEARN THE EXPOSURE TRIANGLE.

@fleshTH 7 лет назад

I literally just had this last night when taking pictures of the sunset after midwest flood. My meter said it was properly exposed, but it was way underexposed. The reason: Glare. It was after a flood. The road was wet, the grass was wet. The sun was going down behind a building. Everything was reflective, which is what i wanted,. So I ignored the meter and dialed it in on the next shot. One more to be safe.

@mrk1075 7 лет назад

It should be: Jared Knows Fro Dot Com. : )

@mixiepalms8338 7 лет назад

jared set ya iso as asa! then work it out! maybe people would learn more! limit to one iso or asa! then maybe needs some thought! old school tog. my challenge to you!