Photo IQ- Unit 8 Camera Basics, "Mastering Exposure: ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed"

Time Codes
0:25 Exposure Triangle
4:14 Photography Terms: Stop
5:40 Photography Terms: Depth of Field
6:55 Focus Scale
9:28 Image Demo: Depth of Field
14:42 F-Stop
15:36 Photography Terms: Shutter Speed
16:00 Image Demo: Shutter Speed
18:14 ISO
24:29 Image Demo: ISO & Noise
29:47 Achieving Balanced Exposure

Terminology reference list
Stop: A halving, or doubling of light. I.e. 1 stop more of light is double the amount of light.
Shutter Speed: How fast the shutter opens and closes, exposing light to the sensor. Measured in stops.
Aperture: The iris of the lens. Measured in stops, referred to as f-stops.
Viewfinder: The eye cup you look in to see the image as opposed to using the live-view screen back on some cameras.
Field of view: The viewable area of a lens.
Lens Milimeters: The MM of a lens is a reference to how wide or tight it’s field of view is. The SMALLER the number the wider the view. I.e. 24mm is wider than 50mm.
Full Frame: A 35mm film sized sensor.
Cropped frame, or cropped sensor: A smaller sized sensor, either Micro Four Thirds or APS-C. These smaller sensors only see the inner portion of the image so therefore they are cropping off the rest.
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About the Camera Basics Module
In this full featured course students will start at the beginning, assuming no prior knowledge. This is not a typical lightweight tutorial. This is equivalent to an 8 week in person course. Camera Basics focuses on the features, terminology and function of the camera, lenses and associated accessories like tripods, cleaning kits and battery grips. We will learn to identify the brand, platform and sensor format of your camera. You'll even learn an easy way to calculate your "crop factor" to easily compare different formats. Don't worry, it's all explained! We’ll identify and learn how to use all the controls available to you to achieve proper exposure and color. Did you ever get really blue images? Learn why! You’ll understand how to change and customize your camera strap, tripod plate types, accessories and flashes. That might not seem relevant but it can really make or break your photography experience. And without a good strap, I really do mean it can "break" it.

We’ll cover the exposure triangle how to easily translate it to learn proper exposure using our aperture, ISO and shutter speed. You'll get plenty of visual examples to demonstrate what happens with each setting. We’ll cover autofocus modes, metering modes, depth of field, how and when to use a tripod, shutter modes and much more. Any brand of camera can be used to follow along with this course and if you don’t yet own a camera this will be a great way to know what you’re doing before acquiring one because I'll cover different brands. Or, you can take my Camera Buying Guide course to research the different brands.