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Brilliant! You made the demo so simple. Thanks

Thanks, this video was helpful and well explained

Zu unsicher !

Thank you! It finally clicked for me!

I really appreciate how detailed and thorough this tutorial was.

Thank you for making it so simple to understand , may God bless you.

This makes so much sense

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best explaination on UA-cam. Period

Wow, you made this much more understandable - you should be a teacher! One thing I want to query thought - is it better to adjust aperture or shutter speed to light a scene? I heard from someone people that leaving the aperture at something in the middle like F2.8 and adjusting the shutter speed why leaving the ISO at around 100 is best?

The plastic ASA disc may be a bit deteriorate so I would be aware it could break Though it's not in any way flimsy

Well understood ❤

You don't mention the actual price of these lenses anywhere in the video

It is very misleading not to mention that lenses are APS-C. Also, because You compare it to a Full Frame lense - it exagerates the misleading part. Also, because they are APS-C, they are effectivelly a F1.8 lense for night shots (as FF nornalised). This doesn't feel as a review, but as a commercial. I subscribed to You after the video, checked the details afterwards and now... i am going to be very cautious and keep You in the bracket of "lies cannot be trusted" in order to find who else lies but are not as obviously misleading as You are. your energy is amasing, video, music, everything is so nice, but why did You need to destroy Your reputation so bad??? Very sad, that a creator with so much potential wastes it so reclesly... 😢😢😢 Sad for You, You seemed awesome, until You didn't 😢

They are for crop bodies, they are useless. Lenses made for toy cameras, crop. If you want to get among the big players, make lenses for full frame sensors. Crops are used by amateurs, or others who don't have money to invest and try to make do with what they have. Without any arrogance, it's just a true fact. The 23mm wide lens, which is actually a 35.5 wow. Shit lens

1.2 for that price is very exciting ! Thanks for the review

You make me want to buy the lenses 🤤🤤

Great review

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thnk you so much you explained everything ow i understand the camera and how to use it tysm

Wow when you flipped the board the example was literally insane !! I legit see the light now. Pun intended. Thank you so much for this! God Bless brother

enjoyed the video so i am leaving a comment

Excellent explanation. I've asked 3 different professional photographers and none if them explained it so concisely

Great video!

Thank you very Mach ❤❤

Thanks

Thank you so much for helping me understand my career part God bless you

Im trying to learn, but it's hurting my brain

Well presented. I’ve never seen a triangle used to represent the relationship between the settings. The other device we can use is a neutral density filter, either all or nothing, or a variable one. Some cameras (like my old Canon G15) have one built in, or they can be bought separately and mounted on top of a lens, and can be rotated to adjust the density for the task in hand. These can allow a reasonable mix of the 3 factors in strong light, e.g. So if I’m shooting at twice the frame rate, and a sensible aperture, I often use a neutral density filter.

Thank you very much.

thank you

Watched it today again.. very well explained. Sometimes it's important to go back to the basics.

Great. To the point🖐️

Great. To the point🖐️

Hello, please what kind of camera do you edvice me to get as a beginer who wants to go professionally? Thanks.

Very informative.....

Thank you very much!!!!

The clearest explanation of the exposure triangle… ever! Thank you.

Great explanation 👍

Truly simple

Thank you very much for the very clear explanation!

Why make things so complicated ?

Cool 🙏🏻❣️

What do you do when LRC says the camera lens profile is "In Built"?

So it's like making a cup of tea. Got you.

The best explanation on the subject

A hidden gem of a video

I think you are the best out there explaining.

Mathematically must equal a value of 100.