This beginner photography course helps explain the basics of why there are so many types of lenses and how to determine what you will need. Also learn a little bit about how to use natural light to add beauty to your photos and make them stronger.

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0:00 Introduction

2:41 Accessories for Lenses

4:55 Crop Sensor vs. Full Frame Cameras

6:27 Which Camera Is Right For Me?

9:13 What is Normal Focal Length?

10:37 When Is Normal Focal Length Best?

12:34 Creative angles shot with wide angle lenses

15:07 Ultra Wide Fisheye Lenses

15:42 Fisheye lenses create rounded edges

16:31 When Is Wide Angle Best?

17:30 Telephoto Lenses

18:06 Telephoto Zoom Lenses

19:02 Telephoto Prime Lenses

20:41 Roadside Photography

21:25 When Is Telephoto Best?

22:16 Facial Distortion with Different Focal Lengths

23:04 More Examples of Facial Compression

23:50 Macro Lenses & Extension Tubes

25:35 Macro Examples

26:41 When Is Macro Best?

28:21 Common "Kit" Lenses

29:55 Fixed (Prime) vs. Zoom Lenses

32:12 Do I Need Prime Or Zoom?

34:59 What Are Orbs & Red Spots?

37:06 Orbs & Spots

38:34 Why Do Some Cameras Show Orbs?

39:07 Spots On Sensor Or Lens

41:02 Lighting Spots In Our Pictures

42:23 How To Capture Sun Flare

44:04 Using Sunlight Creatively

46:15 Blue Hour & Golden Hour Golden Hour Sunset Hues are warmer

47:34 Natural vs. Artificial Light

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Equipment used in making this video:

Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920: https://amzn.to/3oZBiW4

Zoom H4N Pro Recorder: https://amzn.to/43zyuy1

Canon 5DIII (for photo): https://amzn.to/3N4It7d

Canon EF50mm f/1.4 USM: https://amzn.to/3Pb2ADx

Adobe Photoshop CC 2018

Wacom Intuos Pro Pen and Touch Medium Tablet: https://amzn.to/42DElRz

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