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My Sony Photos Were TERRIBLE Until I Tried This 3 Step System



Better Sony Photos in about 90-min Workshop:
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Struggling with blurry, dark, or just plain disappointing photos? In this video, I’ll walk you through a simple 3-step system that makes shooting with your Sony Alpha camera easy. You’ll learn the essential settings, exposure tips, and white balance tricks to take better photos every time. Whether you’re a beginner photographer or just want to improve your Sony camera skills, these easy photography tips will help you capture sharper, more colorful, and more professional-looking shots.
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00:00 Setup & Intro
00:50 Essential Settings
09:50 Exposure
29:14 White Balance

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  1. For aspect ratio, the camera always uses the whole sensor (for photos). It's really just adjusting what you see on the monitor or through the viewfinder. Once you bring the images into Ps or Lr, you have the full 3:2 image, even if you selected the 1:1 aspect ratio.

  2. 2:10 Sean around 2 minutes you speak about JPEG vs RAW, you need to also not the digital differences between these and the HLG HEIF option. JPEG is SDR 8 bit color in a compatible wrapper, deliverable right out of the camera. RAW is 14 or 16 BIT which requires computer to manipulate generally producing ultimately again an 8 bit JPEG. If you use HEIF you can do in camera HDR from a single shot, this is done in 10 bit 4:2:2 color in an HIF ending prefix. This is a 10 bit ZERO PROCESSING output if the devices you use (APPLE) can support it. Consider this critical option, HEIF is not mentioned by hardly any photographers largely because i don’t think they are aware of the material differences in the code.

  3. Beginner here, I like to shoot mostly in aperture prio mode and let the camera handle the ISO and shutter speed altho I can set the shutter speed at a certain threshold. I do use manual for astro at the moment and mostly aperture priority mode for the rest.

  4. Owner of an RX100 VII here, who isn't happy with the camera's colors. Thanks for your thorough explanation. But it sounds like a lot of hassle to take a photo with an expensive camera. That really shouldn't be necessary.

  5. LOL! What’s the deal with SONY? The caption makes it sound like it’s only Sony’s problem. These days, people pick a basic topic and sell it using Sony’s name! Anyone who actually knows how to shoot will already know this stuff, no matter what brand they use.

  6. Great video! How about using spot metering connected to a spot focus field, e.g. in A mode? With that you're getting the right exposure for the focused area (if the focused area is the one you want to have exposed correctly). Would be interesting to see how this compares to the zebras method.

  7. Photo god here, graciously accepting your mortal tips. 😂 Kidding aside, this was super helpful, especially the white balance part it's my eternal struggle now that have a different perspective and I can see thing from a more "technical". My usual workaround of taking a dozen shots is getting old. You know my style is all about capturing the moment to tell a story, so this helps a ton. You should make more photo-centric content. I truly appreciate you taking the time to explain things for all the different camera models, that effort doesn't go unnoticed and makes your content so valuable. Always appreciate your insight. Keep rocking, brother!"

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