Choosing ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed in Manual Mode

The video tutorial addresses common questions about setting camera settings in manual mode. The instructor introduces the 'I Am Shooting' method, a mnemonic device to help photographers remember the order of setting ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. The method is demonstrated with a practical example in a wedding scenario, emphasizing the importance of evaluating lighting conditions. The tutorial highlights the significance of repetition and consistency in mastering the method, making it as automatic as daily habits. Viewers are encouraged to use a cheat sheet and explore additional resources for further learning.

What is the main question the instructor frequently gets asked?

• How to choose the right camera brand

• How to choose the right lens

• How to set manual mode settings

• How to edit photos

What is the acronym created by the instructor to help remember the process?

• I am capturing

• I am learning

• I am shooting

• I am photographing

What is the first step in the I am shooting method?

• Set the aperture

• Set the ISO

• Check the exposure indicator

• Set the shutter speed

In the example of a wedding reception, what ISO setting does the instructor suggest?

• 100

• 1600 or 3200

• 400

• 6400

What is the second step in the I am shooting method?

• Set the ISO

• Check the exposure indicator

• Set the aperture

• Set the shutter speed

What aperture setting does the instructor recommend for a low light situation?

• f/8

• f/5.6

• f/4

• f/2.8

What is the final step in the I am shooting method?

• Set the aperture

• Check the exposure indicator

• Set the shutter speed

• Set the ISO

What should you do if the exposure indicator shows the image will be over or underexposed?

• Adjust the aperture

• Adjust the ISO

• Adjust the shutter speed

• Change the lens

Why does the instructor emphasize repetition and consistency in using the I am shooting method?

• To reduce memory usage

• To save battery life

• To make it a habit

• To improve camera quality

What additional resource does the instructor offer to help remember the I am shooting method?

• A video tutorial

• A cheat sheet

• A camera manual

• A photography book