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I am watching all your videos starting from the oldest up to the newest sir
+Mike Browne and I am enjoying every minute …
Now that I bought my Nikon D7000 im gonna watch all your videos 🙂
Mike , i’m a newcomer to the world of photography and i ‘d just like to say
that your videos are great , they have helped me to understand the basics
and some of the more advanced things. Most afternoons ( weather permitting
) i go out armed with my shiny new DSLR and practice , practice , practice.
Super work you are sharing :)
Fantastic video on Manual exposure. I had been having some issues
understanding the balancing act that takes place between the shutter speed,
white balance, and the aperture for quite some time. This explanation made
it a lot easier to move away from other semi-automatic modes and understand
my camera better.
Thanks Mike, I just starting entering to the world of photography, and this
had me confused. You are very interesting and knowledgable, Thank you for
sharing, I have learned a great deal!! I hope you continue teaching us.
New to photography and appreciate your detailed explanation and hands on
use of the camera. I have increased my basic understanding of using the
shutter speed and apiture. Appreciate you knowledge and teaching.
Nothing short of brilliant 🙂
By far the best video “series” I’ve found, explaining the effects of short
vs long lens.
Thank you so much +Mike Browne . You just gave a beginner, a whole new set
of tools to work with 🙂 And got yourself a new follower
Hello Mike, I really really love your videos. They are excellent work. I am
wondering though, why should I use fully manual mode if I still have to
rely on the camera’s meter for correct exposure? Why not use Aperture or
Shutter Priority and if I don’t get the result that I am looking for, why
not use exposure compensation?
I got 2 questions… 1. What if I tweak metering settings (matrix,center or
spot) instead of changing shutter shutter speed or aperture ? or lock
exposure ? 2. Real benefits of using HDR for the lighting condition find in
the video. thanks in advance..
Exposure, how difficult to chose the right one, I have also a Nikon D 300
How true what you said about tripods Will do some exercises following your
tips Thanks from Argentina
Thank you Mike, your videos are fantastic and very helpful 🙂 can you tell
me what people mean when they say Expose to the right?? in landscape shots.
I am watching all your videos starting from the oldest up to the newest sir
+Mike Browne and I am enjoying every minute …
Now that I bought my Nikon D7000 im gonna watch all your videos 🙂
thank you sir soo much 
That’s why i shoot raws..
Excellent video tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
Mike , i’m a newcomer to the world of photography and i ‘d just like to say
that your videos are great , they have helped me to understand the basics
and some of the more advanced things. Most afternoons ( weather permitting
) i go out armed with my shiny new DSLR and practice , practice , practice.
Super work you are sharing :)
Fantastic video on Manual exposure. I had been having some issues
understanding the balancing act that takes place between the shutter speed,
white balance, and the aperture for quite some time. This explanation made
it a lot easier to move away from other semi-automatic modes and understand
my camera better.
Mike is awesome. 
Great effort on your work, very informative!
Great help for a begginer like me…thank you!!
Thanks Mike, I just starting entering to the world of photography, and this
had me confused. You are very interesting and knowledgable, Thank you for
sharing, I have learned a great deal!! I hope you continue teaching us.
Shaftesbury on a summer’s day – lovely place to take take some photographs.
Good video for beginners regarding Manual Exposure setup.
New to photography and appreciate your detailed explanation and hands on
use of the camera. I have increased my basic understanding of using the
shutter speed and apiture. Appreciate you knowledge and teaching.
Nothing short of brilliant 🙂
By far the best video “series” I’ve found, explaining the effects of short
vs long lens.
Thank you so much +Mike Browne . You just gave a beginner, a whole new set
of tools to work with 🙂 And got yourself a new follower
Hello Mike, I really really love your videos. They are excellent work. I am
wondering though, why should I use fully manual mode if I still have to
rely on the camera’s meter for correct exposure? Why not use Aperture or
Shutter Priority and if I don’t get the result that I am looking for, why
not use exposure compensation?
Photography tips, manual exposure explained.
#mikebrowne #photography #photographytips #manualexposure #photographyschool
#photographymadeeasy #manualexposuresetting 
What camera are you using? :>
I just bought a d3200, what’s the best lens to use for portrait shoot?
Mike, you are a very good teacher!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
great tutorial,straight to the point
Thanks mike.. this was a great help.
My pleausre:-)
I got 2 questions… 1. What if I tweak metering settings (matrix,center or
spot) instead of changing shutter shutter speed or aperture ? or lock
exposure ? 2. Real benefits of using HDR for the lighting condition find in
the video. thanks in advance..
Im sorry, it may have been mentioned before but what body do you use in
these videos? Is it the D300?
Exposure, how difficult to chose the right one, I have also a Nikon D 300
How true what you said about tripods Will do some exercises following your
tips Thanks from Argentina
Thanks for the tips, very helpful. I was just wondering if this was filmed
at Shaftesbury? Thought I recognised the area but I could be wrong! Cheers
Thank you Mike, your videos are fantastic and very helpful 🙂 can you tell
me what people mean when they say Expose to the right?? in landscape shots.