Photography Tips : A Beginner’s Guide to Digital Photography
In order to be a great photographer with digital photography, skill and experience is more important than a bunch of fancy equipment. Learn about the importance of a digital camera that allows manual control of aperture, film speed and speed of exposure with help from a photographer in this free video on digital photography. Expert: Richard Petty Contact: www.richardpettyphotography.com Bio: Richard Petty primarily shoots wedding portrait and dance photography. He has over 30 years of experience in photography, with the last seven years spent doing wedding photography in St. Louis. Filmmaker: Ross Safronoff
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trying to watch this without my specs… I think he’s the fat one on the left.
i like this man:D
Thank you! Very informative.
Nice =D
You are actually wrong on both counts:
First, It’s clear in the video that he means shutter speed when he says “speed of the exposure”.
Second, the light meter built into your camera is quite limited in functionality, a separate light meter is very useful, especially for studio photography.
You should do *your* research before making negative comments.
“The film speed” doesn’t exist in digital… and what the hell is the “speed of the exposure”?!?!?
APERTURE - SHUTTER SPEED - ISO. Not that difficult.
The light meter is COMPLETELY USELESS with digital cameras since you have A SCREEN ON THE BACK OF IT and the histogram if you want to be sure.
Another “I’m old so I can teach” piece of **** from eHow.
FIRST LEARN, THEN TEACH.
great video, great info, and (ehhrmm!) great model in the sample pics! =)
Wow thank you this helped and cleared things up a lot for me. I hope my photography skills improve, buy practicing and remembering these methods.
Thanks
Richard Petty.
Like the Nascar driver.
Awesome.
This is a great educational video, and look foward to viewing the rest of your tutorials regarding Photography. Thank you.
This video is brilliant
Thanks!
5star videos.
ISO = International Standards Organisation
“ISO” stands for International Standards Organization, which replaced “ASA”, the American Standards Association.