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Myles continues talking about ISO and Aperture and whether using a low or high ISO, and a wide or narrow aperture, is better or worse for nightlife photography. (Part 2 of 2)
I have been a nightlife photographer for about two and a half years now. Starting out photographing local bands for promotions under a non-paid internship. As you stated in earlier video’s internships are a great way to get your foot in the door. Anyway just recently coming across your site in the past month, i applied some of the lighting techniques you offered. They worked amazingly even at my skill level. Showing that there is always room for a little improvement. Your video’s are very helpful and informative. Thank you for helping me improve on technique making experimenting exciting again. Keep up the good work.
Joe
Thanks for the comment Joe! Glad the videos have helped!
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] Hi, in what situations would I use a f/8?
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
[..YouTube..] @exile4ever The simple answer would be if If you wanted to capture more depth of field, the higher the f-stop the better. However, you would definitely need to use a lower shutter or higher ISO.
hi myles , whats settings for aperture, shutter speed and flash can you recommend for a dark background when shooting in clubs? tnx
You’ll have to experiment, but you’ll be narrowing aperture, increasing shutter speed, decreasing ISO, or a combination.