How many times did I say Shutter Speed?

Jeff, I've been a professional photographer for nearly 50 years and I don't think I've ever heard anybody do a better job of explaining the exposure triangle than you did in this tutorial. Not only was the information completely accurate, it was very well presented and should have been easily absorbed by even the least experienced shooter. Great job, my friend.

I now understand motion blur in a way I haven't understood before. Pausing the frames was very helpful. It isn't information heavy at all. Thanks man! Great vid!

Thanks for the great video. 4 years and its still getting hits.

This video was exceptional. I have never heard this explained so well. God bless you, the shovel, the pine cone, and the glove, I finally understand this concept now.

I have watched sooo soooo sooo many videos to understand this equation, thank you for making it so easy ¡

Picked up my Osmo Pocket to document my honeymoon and now I think I'm a full fledged filmmaker. This video is is very helpful! Appreciate it!

You are a great presenter, and you break down the triangle concept so simply. Kudos to you.

I purchased the vivid collection for my OSMO Pocket. This video was super helpful and welcoming, thank you.

As a new Osmo Pocket user.. this video is a life saver. Thanks so much for this!

Great video. Very clear presentation. Thanks!

I just got my Osmo Pocket with a bunch of your filters. Before this video, I knew nothing. This helped a lot! Thanks!!

Great video with super simple explanations. Thanks

Super helpful video. I get so confused between ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed sometimes, this made it a little clearer :-) Thanks.

Just bought my osmo pocket and I friggin love this channel, thx for all the helpful info

Hi there, thanks for you video explanation. Something for you. I live in the UK and whenever ive gone out in the rain or bad weather I always place my kit into zipper bags with those silicon gel bags, the ones you get in packaging. That way it keeps my lenses fresh, dries my kit, and my lenses dont get mold :) I also do this when transitioning my gear from the cold into my house. Jip bag, silicon gel bag, and sitting in the porch for a while. All the best, kieron

Brilliantly explains the concepts in a way a beginner like me understands. I feel confident now I can go out and use my Osmo Pocket in a way that will produce better results. I made notes all the way though the video in my Field Notes notebook I carry with me when I go out. Thank you. Now I need to learn how to edit.

Great video, this really helps me a lot! Thank you

Great tutorial! This was a great explanation of controlling light for the OSMO Pocket and beyond. 👍😁

I love your videos, and really enjoyed using the polar pro app! Is there any way we could still get the app back in some form? (Maybe even just putting it in a web page)

Very nicely explained.

Exceptional video, great explanation!

Great explanation, thank you!

Thank you brother.. will get some ND filter

Awesome stuff man. Thanks for the slow explanation!

I just got the Osmo Pocket and this video was just what I needed! Thanks Jeff! Going to have to get myself some ND filters before I head to adventure in Beijing in 2 weeks now! haha!! :D

Das beste Video zum Thema shutter speed das ich bisher gesehen habe. Danke für die gute Erklärung.

Thanks for the video, I use the osmo pocket to shoot all of my recipe videos... this is going to help a lot.

5:10 Ahhh see. Great, thank you for this explanation. I was getting jitters shooting 30 frames and panning, so always shot on 60 frames. Now i can see the relationships going on and need to think about shutter speeds with frames rates. Interesting... always more to learn. Awesome videos, much appreciated and subbed.

OMG Jeff..my English is not so good, but i understand the rules. I never hear before so clearly the rules. I thank you so much. I just bought a Pocket 2 yesterday inkl. ND filters and anamorphic lens to create videos to my music. I the way would be long, but i hope i can do that. Thanks again!

Hei @PolarPro! Can I use this video as a guide even if I have the new Pocket 2 or do you have something more up-to-date?

Was an honour to visit your outdoor classroom!

Excellent tutorial!!!!

okay, great video, one question, if you dont have a spare hand to change your filter if you are going from sunny to cloudy, can you just leave it on auto, will the pocket adjust appropriately?

Thank you for this AMAZING Masterclass! And the part at 6.50 of this video was really funny hahaha

Man, footage looks so much better with some filters! I need some for my Osmo Pocket asap!

Hey man this video was very helpful, what filter would be good for indoor gym lifting footage? I got my osmo to shoot some cinematic workout videos and for that type of lighting what do you recommend ?

Best explanation thanks :)

Thank u so much for this very informative tutorial sir. I learned a lot as a beginner🤟another new subscriber👍

You guys are great thanks so much. These videos make all the difference in my decision to go polar pro! Keep up the good work! +1 sub

Great explanation! Hey, do these ND Filters fit on the Pocket 2? and do they fit with the wide angle lens the Pocket 2 comes with?

I love this channel

" once you get EV inbetween plus or minus .7 you're good to go". This really brought it home for me, I needed that info!! Thank you again for explaining it the RIGHT way. Off I go into the woods to film another hiking adventure...........

Great video (as are your others). I'm new to the Osmo Pocket and was hoping to find some way to set the shutter speed and have it pick ISO to provide a correct exposure. Any idea how to do that?

This guy is awesome.

I'm working with an Pocket connected to the DJI mimo app. I notice when I have the camera on auto exposure, I am able to tap around the screen and get different exposures... cool! I also see that I can "lock" an exposure. What I'm concerned about is that when I lock an exposure it also seems to lock the focus to that point. For instance if I lock the exposure to an object 5 feet away and then try to pan over to an object 2 feet away the exposure remains the same, but the focus does not adjust to the closer object even though I am in AFC mode...? Any advice or tips greatly appreciated!

Great video! (Where are you, by the way! WOW! Look at that snow!) Sooo, I'm a newbie.. total amateur.. bought a Pocket 2, some filters.. trying to figure out all these settings.. YIKES! Kinda over my head here.. Can I see all those settings from my Pocket screen without having to use my phone every time? I'll be hiking some national parks this summer and would prefer just to carry the Pocket. I really, REALLY need to practice with this thing! Thanks again!

Jeff, as always a great video. I have your filters for my Pro 2, and would love to get some for the Osmo Pocket. BUT they are all sold out on your website and nowhere in Australia has any in stock! What to do?

Thanks for putting this content together. I purchased the osmo pocket and filters. I really appreciate the explanation of the adjustments depending on the frame rates. Are there any bullet proof rules on what nd filters / nd polarized filters to use shooting at specific frame rates similar to the 180 rule? I'm still confused hahaha. My mind isn't quiet adapting to the filters. I shoot lawn footage mostly and I deal with bright light or heavy shade that washes out my background or my face. I commonly film 1080p at 60fps or 4k. If you have this info would you mind sending me a link? Thanks again

that was like the perfect explanation! Wish I lived in California I be hitting you up for a sales job lol!

that was very helpful one question I am at an air show very bright if i put a ND filter on will the pocket compensat for it in auto or do I have too sorry i know its proberly a silly question but I am restarting filming and photographing again stay safe see ya

Woww it really quite an excellent explanation for a beginner like me. Will learn from all of your video about Osmo Pocket before i go on my travelling to Eastern Europe on April.. thanks so much Jeff for the video. Keep up the good things dude..

good video. one question, how do you control de amount of light when recording manual and suddenly the light changes? lets say you are in the sunny area and you go to a shady dar area?

Nice. There is a shutter collection (ND) and then there is vivid collection (ND/PL). I wanted to know that if I get vivid collection which includes ND/PL then why will I need the Shutter series. Or What can I do with shutter series that I will not be able to do with vivid collection.

Hi. I bought the shutter and limited filters. Didn't used them yet but I will soon. Your video was interesting but it would be nice if you could details more the way you use them on the Osmo. That would be great!

What a great video just got my osmo and you made this sound simplz

I don’t have the Osmo Pocket, but I’m considering buying it. Do the Exposure settings stay/save when removing the iPhone and turning off/on the Osmo Pocket? (lets say if I set it to 25fps, auto ISO, 1/50th) Also, what are the default exposure-settings when not using an iPhone? Is it always set automatically to auto ISO? Also, is the shutter always set automatically to the correct double of the chosen fps? (ie: 25fps automatically sets to 1/50, or 60fps automatically sets to 1/120, etc.) Or, is default set to auto-SS?

Hello there, great video and explanation. I bought an Osmo Pocket to make tours and walking videos around cities and towns. I've noticed that the video gets a little dark (people, trees, everything, except the sky) when the brightness of the sky goes to my cam; and when I move my cam down the sidewalk or other place away from the sky, the camera returns to beautiful colors and perfect brightness. As you explained in your video, the shutter speed, and ISO are automatically by default settings and you can manually control them in the settings. If you watch my last videos (for example, the one walking on Washington St) you will see what am talking about. Would you suggest me to change the settings and to put it on ISO 100 and 1/60th shutter speed? All I want is to show the natural colors... blue sky, green trees, normal lighting, ect. But if you watch my last video of Washington Street, you will notice that the sky don't appears too blue, sometimes, but grey; and people's faces and buildings a little dark. What would you suggest me in my case?

He’s so cute oh my Gaga !😍😍😍

Is nd16 good for overall use?.. Btw why do my screen look do dark,when i add the filter at home?

This is going to sound stupid, but I have the ND 4 and ND 32, and Wide Angle filter, is the ND 16 Polarizer a different type of filter?

Thanks for the explanation. I can easily understand what you conveyed. But my Osmo pocket is behaving weird when compared to your tutorial on Shutter speed and iso. In manual settings, I kept my shutter speed twice the frame rate (1/50 ss for 24fps) but when I change the iso to 100 my video footage is getting too dark. It is expecting at least iso 800 for having the right exposure with 1/50 ss. Could you please explain where I'm going wrong?

Is there a way to monitor your exposure without the phone?

Will that filter set also fit the Pocket 2?

okay....hypothetical... i am filming my parasailing in hawaii with my Osmo Pocket... i am shooting in 4k 60frames, i turn my shutter speed to 1/120th and i throw on an ND-16 filter....go up and parasail at 900am,its hawaii, its sunny, i come down at look at my video....is it any good? or do i need to change my settings?

I noticed that the ND filter corresponds to the number 2 to the power of the stop. So if I want to reduce light by 3 stops then I think 2 to the power of 3....which is 8 so I would use an ND8. So 4 stops is 2 to the power of 4.... corresponding to an ND16. 6 stops is 2 to the power of 6... corresponding with ND64. Is that correct?!?! I'm a novice, but noticed this.

Does anything in these digital video cameras prevent setting a longer shudder speed (for additional blur effect)? For example, rather than 1/120 second @ 60 FPS, why not shoot at 1/90 second @ 60 FPS ??? Would that be called 270 degrees?

I am super confused.. was any part of this video actually shot on the Osmo pocket?

Hello. Using the rule of double the shutter speed to the frame ratio, I get my image to bright when I´m outside... how do I fix this?

Is the ND4 a good one to have on all of the time?

Thanks, this was a good explanation! I'm at zero point 😃

What do the rotating lenses achieve differently?

Where on Earth do you live? That is some serious snow. Great video once again.

this may sound weird and im trying my luck here if anybody can help. My Osmo Pocket only have shutter speed down to 1/30 (cannot go any slower). I have try many setting, but it just wont works. So bad I cant do that blurry motion during Lapses. My latest firmware update is around 2 weeks ago after DJI introduce 'hyperlapse' function. -

Okay I gave up before the video ended so joke’s on me if you eventually got to it. This is a good video for someone who doesn’t know the principles of photography but I’m here to learn about Pocket settings (eg how to control the Pocket manually). I haven’t used this camera in a long time but I need it now for the tracking feature and just want to make sure I can control it the way I need to. Edit: so my point is I think you should call the video something general about exposure and not something specific about the Pocket unless you go through the steps needed to set the exposure on this specific camera

Polar Pro Filters not available in India :(

These videos are long-winded, which makes these basic concepts seem a lot more complex than needed

You can change your shutter speed to frame rate and the ISO that's all aperture is fixed

Sold out?

was hoping I could just slap a filter on and the camera would auto adjust to the light coming in.

Where is Jeff?

Super confused still

Subscribe and like bro good video