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Myles continues talking about aperture, shutter, and ISO (the photographic triangle) and flash exposure compensation for nightlife photography. This is Part 2 0f 2, of Episode 10b.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] @frank231160 You sure your flash isn’t busted or the connection is loose? This can happen, and does happen with the Canon 580 EX II. If you do a search, sometimes the contacts have to be cleaned.
[..YouTube..] Thank you very much great stuff
[..YouTube..] Thank you very much great stuff
[..YouTube..] Thank you very much great stuff
[..YouTube..] Thank you very much great stuff
[..YouTube..] Thank you very much great stuff
[..YouTube..] Thank you very much great stuff
[..YouTube..] Thank you very much great stuff
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?
[..YouTube..] I use Canons/xsi & T2i..I’m not real confident with the auto-select focus point setting and often set the camera to use the center point as the target focus point. Either way, MY MAIN QUESTION is about the depth of field and how it corresponds to the focus point. Does the “IN FOCUS” range start at this point or a bit before (closer to me)?