Manual movie settings canon 4000d | canon rebel t100 | video in manual mode #canon4000dvideosettings
Date: NaT

how to use ISO, shutter speed and aperture to shoot a high quality video using canon eos 4000D/canon rebel t100

HOW TO SHOOT IN MANUAL MODE
1. Set my aperture – that way if I’m trying to get a blurry background I have control over that. 2. Set my shutter speed – remember to try not to go below 1/125; if my “ticker” is not where I want it after adjusting these two, then I… 3. Change my ISO – I try to do this one last just because I like my ISO to stay at the lowest number possible. Typically, I can get the exposure I want by just changing my aperture and shutter speed.

ISO: Noise is when your picture looks grainy or pixelated.  If your photo is properly exposed it shouldn’t matter what your ISO is set at because it shouldn’t be grainy. Try to remember that typically if you are outside shooting then you can have a lower ISO such as 100 or 200.  If you are indoors with low lighting you may want to increase your ISO to around 800. Remember: Lower ISO = less light / Higher ISO = more light

Aperture: Changing your aperture affects the amount of light in your shot.  The lower the number, the more light is brought in.  The higher the number, the less light.  Therefore, if you do a lot of indoor shooting, it is nice to have a lens with a lower aperture such as f1.8. Remember: Lower number aperture = more light and a blurrier background / Higher number aperture = less light and a sharper background
Shutter speed: This is the amount of time that your shutter is open.  When looking at your camera your shutter speed is written as 1/(a number).
Remember:  Lower shutter speed = more light but your subject may be blurry / higher shutter speed = less light but possibly a sharper subject.
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