Excellent. Thanks ❤

Your dedication to your audience is admirable.

Hi there..What a totally awesome learners tutorial!!.. I will definitely be watching the others..Very easy to follow for learners. Great video..thank you for sharing!

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The best course I have ever had in UKposts. Very clear. ❤

Your videos have inspired me to pursue my passions.

Your instructions are very clear, easy to understand and practical. You are very generous for providing this tutorial for the public. Thank you

You are amazing with your skills and knowledge of photography and more importantly for your love of teaching and dissemination of knowledge to others. Internet can be beneficial with presence of people like yourself. Thank you Chris Bray

Liked it a lot, watched them all in a role...very usefull and easy to understand as well, and practical to. Learned a lot! Would like to get a hold of the handbook, and summary cards, but very expensive te get them to the Netherlands I'm afraid.....

Amazing

I was hoping you would discuss how to alter the depth-of-field by changing the plane-of-focus by using a lens with a tilt feature.

Hi Chris! Wonderful course , the best in UKposts. Thank you! From Italy!

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The example of the f's coming out from the camera absolutely turned on the light bulb for me to understand this. Great example, thanks!

Wow, I'm so surprised those sharks didn't eat you whole once. Don't you guys get scared if wild animals (or in this case wild sea creatures) swallow and eat you whole?? Or do you think sharks get used to humans swimming near them all the time??

I'm surprised the Cheetah didn't attack you guys. Don't Cheetahs instantly eat people once they see them in site??

hi can u please tell me how to stop the shutter noise when shooting a video in aperture mod? It destroys the video.

Came here after knowing the story of homeless Indian girl how you supported her education.

Use back-button focus, then use then 'focus point' in the view finder to point at the area you want to expose for. As you hold the camera on that exposure point, press the shutter button halfway down, hold it there and recompose your shot, followed by then continue the shutter button press to take your photo.

Some of you might think I am crazy considering I am watching this having no professional camera, just for the sake of learning the basics, but I am loving it so far!

Just wanted to drop you a quick message to say I'm a complete newbie to photography, but a friend of mine recommended I start to watch your free online videos, which I will be doing today. I look forward to learning from a professional.

You’re the best! Thank you 😊

Comodo dragon fight = wrestling ❤👍

I have been in the “photo World” for the last appx. 65 years so I am able to control (most of) this. But I really like the way you explain all the technical possibilities with cameras/lenses. However, talking about f-stops - big numbers, small number - and what can be obtained by changing these you never hear any explain that it can come at a price. The optical quality in lenses - even pro lenses - is not the same throughout the f-stops. In i.e. portraits you will blur the backdrop by using i.e. F2,8 but you will also get a less sharp portrait compared to if you used F8. I normally count on the 2 lowest, and the 2 highest F-numbers to have less optical quality. The F- Numbers in between are normally OK. The lack of quality in the actual portrait can of course be “fixed” in post editing,

This is a fantastically done course, thank you kind sir

Chris, when I've my Canon T3 in Manual, Auto ISO, and I highlight the light meter, depress and hold the AV button and rotate the main dial, I get bracketing, not exposure compensation. Why would that be, and is there a solution? Many thanks!

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I believe you’re the best on this platform to teach us how to use our camera and take good pictures! Thank you Chris

Looks like a little get together😂

Man I just bought a DSLR and I wanted to start a new hobby then I started getting frustrated because of the humongous amount of content and they all make me confused , you man just make it simple and fun , I truly thank you for your expertise from the bottom of my heart , such an amazing person, salute my friend.

I have gained knowledge for free in 2 hours and 24 minutes, a feat I haven't achieved after spending significant time and money on courses that were not of value. Thank you greatly, Chris. You are an excellent teacher.

Seeing all those baby crabs made me feel a lil itchy... still want a couple...

This is so amazing!!! You make all of this make sense. Thank you!!!

Nice 👌

Can you do one without the epic music.

Great video👍🏼👍🏼

Excellent! It helped me a lot! Thank you Chris!

This is such an amazing course! As a beginner, I've already done like 3 of these free youtube courses and still wasn't satisfied with my images. After doing this one, I realised what was happening... Everyone was teaching the details of using a camera, but nobody was teaching how to actually take good photos and the principles of good photography. I'm gonna take lots of notes and test, practice these principles the next time I'm going out. So glad I clicked on this video!

Is there still a market for compact cameras? Literally everyone caries one in the form of smartphone.

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Amazing tutorial. Loved it! Thank you!

Thank you for posting

You’re lowkey teaching more than my lecturer 😭💗✨ thxs

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Thank you very much for the opportunity to learn!!

Is there a way I can support you? This is great and appreciate you.

Down under people rock happy that UKposts desided to show you to me after 5 years of watching photography channels. Is like UKposts only shows me the same 3 or 4 channels. Then ever so often it picks a good one like yours. Thanks

Great video. I like to think of ISO like volume. Just like in an amplifier, turn the volume(amplification) up and the background noise gets louder as well. On a high def, delicate track it can be intrusive, on powerful and full music, you barely notice.

I LOVE how you explain things! I am finally not feeling overwhelmed by all the many, many things to know about camera settings and your calm, simplified explanations are really helpful! Thank you!