And we're back for part two of the photography podcast and this is probably the most important part

especially for big beginners which is how to actually you know come off of auto setting on your camera now

These are going to be as I talked about before kind of the

More or less redneck explanation of how this stuff works or how I've come to understand it the easiest and explain it the easiest

You know when you when you have

Most you know decent cameras. You're gonna have a setting for manual

Which is full manual and then you have a shutter priority setting and aperture priority setting

And I think there's like a program auto now you know for the most part I shoot everything in good lighting in aperture priority

I'm not gonna go into that yet because I need to explain how these things work, but you have on your camera three

Basic but very important adjustments you can make and those adjustments are your ISO

I don't know what that stands for, but you can look it up your shutter speed and your aperture setting or your f-stop

Those three things have to work in continuity with each other and the one thing that you want to remember is that you're trying to

When you're taking a photo you're trying to stop time and capture the moment not to get too girly about this

And when you're trying to do that especially in piss poor lighting situations

Auto will not stop time and capture the moment correctly

as well as it can once you learn how to adjust your settings and low light being the biggest variable

and

learning how to adjust these allows you to

to be able to stop those moments and

and

Represent them to whether it be social media friends and family or just yourself later on

To look like it did when you were looking at it with your own eye

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