Hi guys, this is Shiloh. Welcome back to my channel. Today we're going to be talking about my camera. If you guys are new to my channel, which you probably are because I recently just created it, I do shoot photography with the Canon 60 and this is something that I purchased recently. I did a video just explaining on why I went with this one. It was more of like a budget decision and I just really didn't want to wait for a full frame camera until I could afford like maybe a Mark III or a 60 Mark II. And yeah, this is the camera that I have. So a lot of people are complaining about the back-focused button and I'm pretty sure I've had this for like a month now. So I just want to explain a little bit about how I shoot and what I do to really have really sharp focus and any situation and just really like kind of maneuver this 60 because if you don't do this right things, I feel like you're going to really hate this camera. I found myself being a little bit frustrated in the beginning. I still did it back-focused button and I thought that I had it all on the control and then I would go out, take some pictures, come home and realize that most of them were out of focus. So today I'm going to show you what I do, not just with this camera but with any other camera, just to make sure that I have really, really sharp focus, but I feel like these things just really help with this camera in particular. So yeah, so I'm going to just jump into these settings on my camera right now and hopefully you guys can just follow along with me and yeah, let's just go ahead and do that. Alright guys, so I really tried to connect the camera to the quick time, but for some reason, quick time was not recognizing my camera at all. So I'm going to show you just old school, I'm with my iPhone here and this is my screen obviously the camera is on right now. So I'm going to show you my settings right now. The first thing is that I have it on Flexi Zone and I can remember exactly where that is. Here it is. So an AF mode, you're going to go onto Flexi Zone. If you had a moving object and you would put it on live mode, but I like an Flexi Zone that way my subject is always going to be in the middle. The second thing I'm going to do is I'm going to press start stop right here and I'm going to make sure that my viewfinder is working and then I'm going to click on Q right here and this is going to let me just change any settings right here. So the first setting that I'm going to go to is this one right here and here is where I'm going to control my functions. So what I want to make sure is that the AF button right here has an auto focus and this is going to control this AF button right here. That means that every time I'm going to take a picture I'm going to have to press the AF button as well as a shutter button right here and this is what it's called the back focus button. You can put this right here on the asterisk as well, but I like it here just because it's comfortable and then I have the exposure on the second. So what this does is that it makes it really easy for me to just take a picture because obviously this camera does not have auto focus. So what I do is I just focus right here and you can see how it's trying to focus camera. I should probably move it back because I'm with a 50 millimeter. So I'm going to just focus right here and you can see how the mouse is now on focus. Now this is what I've done while holding the AF button, I'm going to go and take my picture. So as long as I'm holding this button it's just going to lock my focus and no matter how much not that focus is now there. So no matter how much I move in this same distance it's always going to be the focus right there. Now with even using this I have come home to find some just blurry pictures. So whatever recommend and this is what has saved my life. So what I do is I create my picture and I find my composition right. I have the mouse right in the center. If I was shooting someone I would do the same exact thing and then I go onto this loop right here and I press it twice. And now I'm super close to the object and now I'm going to press my AF button again and I'm going to make sure that it's tacked sharp. And again this is just struggling because I am so close to this and I should be way further back but I really can't move. So now that it is super super sharp I'm going to go ahead and take my picture and there it is. Now I have my picture and if I zoom in on it I am 100% sure that is super sharp and own focus. So if I do this every time for my pictures I am going to make sure 100% that I'm not going to get home to any blurry pictures because I make sure and double checked right there where I was that my picture is blurry and focused. So I feel like this is a lifesaver. Obviously it takes a little bit more time but in the end it's just going to save you a lot of time and a lot of frustration when you think you had so many gorgeous pictures especially if you're doing a wedding engagement pictures you don't want to get home to see that your most precious one or the one that you like the most and you thought that you got such a good shot that is completely or just slightly out of focus which is like the worst thing that can happen. So something else that I do want to show you is that on the same menu if I make sure that you're not on the life view when you're doing this when you click in the queue. Right here you're I always leave it an AI focus. I only move it to servo if I'm doing like sports photography or if I'm shooting like something that's moving like an animal or something but I never put in a long shot for some reason just because I like the AI focus so that's where I leave it. But the manual selection I never have just all of them the 11 of them selected I always just select the center and then that allows me to use this button right here to select my focus. So if I was using the viewfinder I would just see the red dots and I can just move them with the set button left and right. So I wish you could show you that but I would be a little bit impossible to show you my viewfinder but that's how I do it in the same way to select that I would just go to the custom functions. Oh Jesus. Right here and it is this button right here I believe. All right guys I was really trying to make this video like super nice but this camera that I had here died on me and this camera would just wouldn't connect and my quick time wouldn't recognize it and it was just really messy. So I really hope you guys enjoyed this video if you want any further information and how I do this maybe I'll do a second video on back button and focus but I'm telling you guys that loop it's going to save your life just press it twice get your focus back and take your picture make sure you compose the picture before you take it because obviously you can't really see how the picture is going to come out like where you're object this if you are all the way symptom so compose your picture click it twice focus take your shot and I'm telling you you're just going to get really sharp pictures and they're going to look amazing so thank you so much for watching guys don't forget to subscribe below and I will see you guys on my next video see you.