ISO & shutter speed & aperture - a program nowadays

Since this episode is the first episode In the second season. We will start with photography because Photography is bottom line of Cinematography which is film-making So we will get into it first We gonna have the camera basics for now Then we are going to go detailed till we Reach a professional level in the Future So we will continue As you can see I have DSLR camera Filters, lens cover, lens and lens hood We will talk about them because they are The basics of the camera All or some of the professional Photographers should own them First a have DSLR camera which is Canon 550d, it's a nice camera We will talk about 3 things about The camera and photography and Film-making or cinematography First the shutter speed, ISO and aperture The shutter speed means the speed of The shutter, how fast it opens and how Fast it close The fast speed of the shutter gives us A big chance to capture a high detailed Picture of a fast movement objects That the eye cannot see That's why we increase the speed of the Shutter. In action films the camera operator uses Very high shutter speed. We will talk about in more detail in the Next episodes. ISO is a Digital intense lighting which is Not an optical Lightning intense It can give you noise in the picture if you Increased it too much I would prefer too keep it low as possible Such as 100 iso but if you have no light You can go up to 800. I don't suggest to go up to 1600 or 3200 That's why we should always between 800 to 100 As for the aperture We have 50mm lens Which is canon EF lens With 1.8 aperture Many people asked about how to read A lens. Canon Lens EF EF means Without a stabilizer If you're shooting with a handheld Camera this will be very difficult to shoot With 50mm with no zoom ability 1:1.8 The 1 stands for that the aperture value Will not change because the focal length Is not changing 1.8 is the maximum aperture ability. When you see this sample it means The diameter of the lens 52mm is the diameter of the lens So you can plug in filters to the lens Such as this 52mm filter This is a UV filter which is mostly used to Protect the Camera lens from any scratch And I actually use this filter to protect it. Also, we have different types of filters Such as this FLD filter, 58mm It won't fit onto this lens because it's 58mm filter. We use the lens hood to block any sun Reflections such as lens flare or any type Of sun reflection. Some people love this effect some don't Personally I prefer to this effect in post Which is lens flare effect, if you were a Professional editor. This is the end of our episode I hope you have learned If you have any suggestions or any Questions. Visit us on our Facebook page All our links are in the description My name is Abo El-Joud See you in the next episode