MUST KNOW Street Photography Camera Settings for Beginners

Best budget camera for beginner street photography?

Aperture P, auto ISO zone focusing

Thank you for this helpfull video, peace ✌🏻

Why does my camera shoot black photos when I set 1/200?

I'm a beginner and found these tips helpful. I'm giving you a like. Any specific tips for weddings?

I use auto iso...and just worry about f stop and shutter speed..works just fine for me!

Thank you veryyy Veryyy much!!

My Aperture starting number is 4. How can I set to number 2? There is no option appeared on the screen

Great tips, looking forward to seeing what images I produce.

it's soooo infoooooormative!!! thank for the video(*^^*)

Thanks mate . I was looking for good street photography settings as i am new to photography. Will give it a go . Thanks and keep educating us. 😊

....why do you have to speak so fast?....there is no time to breath 🙃🤔

I gave you a huge like bud

Thanks for this nice advice buddy, great photo's you make, love to watch your video's keep on going and stay save,
And ofcorse big like and supscribe ✌🏻

Set apperture to f8 during day iso about 400-800, and shutter on auto use exposure compensation to stay slightly underexposed easy

Cheers, dude, going to London in a few days. Will defo try these settings. Nice and simple explanation, too 👍

Just got my hands on some old digicams from the early 2000s---do these settings still apply?/ Any you would suggest in particular? Currently messing with an 800 iso for some more grainny looks.

This couldn’t be more vague. You’re saying to use specific settings regardless of the subject or anything 😂

Great easy to follow video, thanks

Thanks a lot!

Thanks for this video these tips really helped

Great tips there for a noob like me. Thank you 👍🏻

Amazing video and can be applied to more than just street. I love it. Thank you from a novice photographer with a new camera lol

Great

Well your wrong about the ISO... iso by itself does not add any noise to the photo, iso is only a "brightness booster" that only makes visible the noise that is already in the photo due to the lack of light... Thanks to these "advices", a lot of people keep the iso to a minimum, but it is not enough for them to get a good photo aperture or shutter speed and then they are surprised that they have poor quality photos

Thanks a lot for this vid, you really explained well!

Fenks

Exactly what I was looking for. I mostly work in Video, but I have an upcoming photo thing that I HAVE to do. Subscribed.

wrong settings. you will waist a lot of time in manual mode. Aperture priority will best .

Great video. There is another train of thought I read for street photography a lot is that you should set the ISO and shutter speed to Auto and this frees you up to concentrate on the composition. I found when shooting with my R5 I followed your advice but when I used my x100v I used auto a lot. Some of my best shots are from the 100v, so much so that I am in the process of selling my Canon equipment to buy a Leica Q3.

Do you shoot using auto focus?

Thanks for this!

my aparture is quite hight, doesnt go lower than 4.5, should i just buy a new lense?

Why when i put my camera on those setting, everything is dark? Does it matter what size lens your using for these setting

Great video, sub added thank you

A little help plz 🥹 why when i turn it to manual mode the screen turns black unless the flash is on?

I recently returned to photography, bought cheap Canon 2000D kit and I am happy. WHat I found is best thing ever on digital cameras (compared to my ancient Nikon 3000 film camera) is auto ISO. I cannot emphasize how painfull is to have one film at say 200 ISO and you go out and day went to crap. It was basically game over. My system is now to set all other exposure parameters and let camera decide ISO up to 6400 so i can take photo and not miss it. Usualy I can edit most of minor details on PC later. RAW file format is gond sent thing lol.

As a young 12 year old kid that owns an M50 mark 2, this helped me. Thx mannn!!!

Thanks so much

I came to this video like 5 times now, it's just the most simple and easy tutorial to set the camera settings, thank you ❤

ha, i love that, i have done it just to help your ego cheers😘😘😘

Interesting. I’ve been doing this long before you were born and have never used manual in the street. 🤷‍♂️

Coming back to photography after about 15 years off. A good refresher to get going again.

That was incredibly useful!!!

Thanks for the tips boss!

Good advice ! thx

this is not a radio, yeah? use images as examples when you ramble information

Very useful no nonsense recommendations, thanks. Will check you other videos.

Merci !