5 Biggest Photography Misconceptions

The video addresses five major misconceptions in photography: ISO's role in digital cameras, the belief that better cameras produce better images, the necessity of using Manual Mode, the overemphasis on lens sharpness, and the notion that photography is easy. It clarifies that ISO affects signal amplification, not sensitivity, and that great images depend more on content than camera quality. It also highlights the usefulness of Auto and Programmed modes, the importance of factors beyond sharpness in lenses, and the skill required to create captivating photos.

What factors should be considered when selecting a lens, beyond sharpness?

What does the statement 'photography is easy' overlook about the craft?