The best free photography course - complete playlist - SHUTTER SPEED explained (in 4 minutes) - Beginner Course Lesson #2

Shutter speed is one of the three important camera settings that determine the brightness of your image. Extending the shutter speed will make your image brighter, choosing a faster or shorter shutter speed will make your image darker. This video tries to get shutter speed explained as quick as possible. This video is part of a free photography course. Do you want to learn everything about Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO? On this channel we will teach you all you need to know about photography in short, easy to understand lessons. We start out with the basics, teaching you exposure with videos about Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO and we will continue with more advanced chapters like how do I best communicate with models. Lighting scenearios for portrait photography, etc, etc. Our goal is to make you UNDERSTAND PHOTOGRAPHY and to become the best free online photography course Here is a complete List of the lessons and movies of our free photography course: 0. Welcome https://youtu.be/rAjU2MMB4mo Just a short welcome to our free photography course 1. Exposure https://youtu.be/trUZDQ6oiLM An intro to exposure and its components Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO 1.1. Aperture https://youtu.be/YWdRP7VGR7E Did you know that the Aperture is just a hole in the lens of your camera and that you can compare it to a window to better understand photography? 1.2. Shutter Speed https://youtu.be/RpEP062B-QA The secrets behind Shutter Speed and how the shutter in your camera works. Take better photos by understanding Shutter Speed 1.3. ISO https://youtu.be/dXFYuj6f2MM ISO is a very important component in photography. With modern cameras you can take much better use of ISO. But what is ISO and how does ISO influence your images? 2. The effects of Aperture and Shutter Speed https://youtu.be/Ns82n-RZzrU Aperture and Shutter Speed can do much more than just brightening up your image. Aperture is important to blur the background of your portraits and Shutter Speed will freeze your images when you photograph fast movement, or blur the water of waterfalls. 2.1. The effects of Aperture Part I https://youtu.be/NVI-TkW5pXU See how the Aperture changes the sharpness of your foreground and background. In this movie we make an Aperture experiment that you can easily follow with your own camera. 2.2. The EFFECTS of APERTURE Part II https://youtu.be/3RHOBJLbNhg learn which aperture to choose in different situations. This video covers aperture settings macro photography, landscape photography and architecture photography 2.3. The EFFECTS of APERTURE Part III https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMSVD6_v9Xo learn how to blur the background in portraits. See the difference between small and large aperture and enhance your photography. 2.4. The EFFECTS of SHUTTER SPEED Part I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9cuhx_vY3Q let´s do a short shutter speed experiment together to understand the difference between long and short shutter speeds. 2.5. The EFFECTS of SHUTTER SPEED Part II https://youtu.be/gt5eUquQuUc Learn how a slow shutter speed blurs motion to understand how to avoid motion blur using faster shutter speeds. 2.6. SHUTTER SPEED and its EFFECTS PartIII https://youtu.be/64Y-QYEMpcI the 3 factors that determine how fast your shutter speed has to be in order to freeze motion. 2.7. SHUTTER SPEED and its EFFECTS PartIV https://youtu.be/3aouZs0iNjo Best Shutter Speeds to Freeze Motion. 2.8. CAMERA MODES and Chapter Summary https://youtu.be/e3uHwAXL_TE What camera modes you really need for taking great pictures Shutter Speed not only determines the brightness of your images, but also defines the look. Learn why understanding Shutter Speed is essential for your photography and why Shutter Speed is very important for time lapse photography. You can use long Shutter Speed for images of waterfalls and star trails. But you can also use short Shutter speed to freeze motion. Fast Shutter Speed is essential in sports photography. You see, Shutter Speed has lots of uses in photography, so make sure to subscribe to our free photography course.