Thank you so much, your videos were very helpful.

@mike3648 Thank you, Mike! I’m working on a couple of videos. I read your request for night photography of cars leaving the red/white lines. Give me some time and I’ll do that for you. The weather is kind of bad these days. When it gets warmer, I’ll do a second part of the shutter speed/long exposure. Once again, thank you!

I just bought a Canon 550d and was looking for an informative place to learn more about Digital SLR and happily discovered your page. Its just what I was looking for! I enjoyed this video and found it very educational.

I have subbed and look forward to more of your videos. I will now add your Facebook page. Many thanks from an Irish viewer

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, THAT WAS VERY HELPFUL.

@repeatdreaming Thank you! Don’t forget to check out the Outdoor Portrait video. It covers a few more things like zooming to blow up the background.

Very good videos.. i like how you show an actual comparison of several apertures. a lot of tutorials don’t do that, but it makes the concept to much easier to understand

great! Thanks

@theariesnme Thank you! A macro lens will normally give you more shallow depth of field. You can also use zoom to blow up the background. I just uploaded a video on that 2 hours ago. Do watch it. You may not be able to use everything from the video since your camera doesn’t let you change the aperture but you can still zoom in, stay close to your subject and keep a distance between the subject and the background to get that effect. Keep clicking!!

Good Evening.. I stumbled on your site by searching “rule of thirds”. I agree with one commenter who said that you taught us more in this video than the actual photography course. Keep up the good work. Anyway, I have a Nikon L110 and noticed that there is no aperture adjustment setting on the camera. I googled it, and they advised to use the macro setting to get that blurred background. Is this true?

@Gabsterboy no problem bro! your videos help me understand the functions of my SLR even though you use your D7000 and I use my 60D.

@Gabsterboy Your comment made me laugh haha. Thank you!

You’re like the bible of Photography.

i just learned alot from this video thank you. I didnt know much about Aperture now I know. I will post pictures soon once i get a nikon d5100

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@PhotographersOnUTube Yip, I’ve just subscribed and look forward to your future videos. Also linked to your FB page and posted up my portfolio site. I’m still very much an amateur with my 18 month old Olympus E30. Have taken some half descent landscapes but need to do work on more portraiture etc…. Cheers.

@Duskycat1 I really appreciate that. Making photography videos is going to be an on going thing. I enjoy teaching as much as I enjoy photography. I’ll be starting a new segment where I’ll carry my camera where ever I am going to take pictures. Simple easy photography, whether you are in your backyard or in a parking lot. Take pictures and inspire others to do the same. Once again, thank you for your kind words. Don’t forget to Subscribe for future videos

Another great educational vid. You’ve taught more in 15 minutes than my photo course did in 3 months. Very well explained, clear and concise. I’m going to watch all of your videos to make sure I’m up to speed. Cool!

Thank you so much! Your videos are extremely helpful. They motivate me to go explore the world of photography.

Well your awesome! Keep ur videos going. Too bad your cam is not a canon, but I like the way you still tell me what button it would be on mine.

@myiphonerocks3gS Yeah, no one gives you all the info in one video. I don’t even know how some people can explain things in 5 minutes without sample pictures. If you’re a beginner you’d be lost even if one little step is missing. I renovated my whole place watching youtube videos but I had to watch 10 different videos to understand one thing because everyone left some little detail out. Hopefully my videos are helping people who are just getting into dslr photography. Thank you again!

@myiphonerocks3gS Thanks man! You won’t be disappointed. Teaching is also an art.

And ur so awesome at teaching! Bcuz of this I subscribed.

I just purchased my entry level dslrs and was close to getting one like urs, but never had any experience with them… Since then, I’ve been fascinated with dslr cams and search every corner of YouTube and found none helpful until your video. Thanks you!!!!

@corinabrown3 I’m glad it helped you. Feel free to ask any question. Join us on facebook for behind the scene videos.

Thanks for the AP A and AP S difference! Never know that!