Rebel t7 help

[Travis Stewart]

New to cameras and have tried multiple different settings to capture good photos. What are the tricks here? If you speak aperture/shutter speed you might as well speak spanish. Any walk through would be awesome or if anyone knows a good video for this please point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance!

 

[Travis Stewart]

Bump..I know there are some great photographers here! I’ve seen your pictures...

 

[PedroYoung]

start with some of the sticky threads at the top of this forum. Not Canon specific, but good fundamentals. I have a T6i and normally shoot in Aperture Priority mode ("Av" on my dial). That allows me to set the F-stop and everything else is automatic.

 

[Travis Stewart]

start with some of the sticky threads at the top of this forum. Not Canon specific, but good fundamentals. I have a T6i and normally shoot in Aperture Priority mode ("Av" on my dial). That allows me to set the F-stop and everything else is automatic.

do you have to have a colored filter?

 

[CoralManz]

yo hablo español come esta lol yea i'll give you a crash course so to focus more on in image you need a smaller f stop (f10) longer exposure time as well to take in more light or you can bump up the ISO it does make an image more grainy also you can set a custom WB get a white styrofoam plate put it under your light source take a pic then select that image as your custom WB

 

[CoralManz]

shoot manual

 

[Travis Stewart]

yo hablo español come esta lol yea i'll give you a crash course so to focus more on in image you need a smaller f stop (f10) longer exposure time as well to take in more light or you can bump up the ISO it does make an image more grainy also you can set a custom WB get a white styrofoam plate put it under your light source take a pic then select that image as your custom WB

lol still above my head at this point