Hi, I'm Saleto Filmmaking - where I share my experiences in filming, photography, and camera gear reviews.

00:00 - Introduction: Capturing the moment or waiting for perfect settings?

01:35 - Looking back at previous videos & unexpected reactions from the community
06:14 - Feedback on voice and sharing style
08:37 - The story of comments nitpicking settings: 1/400s & ISO 1250 indoors
11:36 - Post-production experience: Reading shooting intent through settings
12:34 - Setting errors vs. Practical Flexibility in Wedding Photography
16:15 - Prioritizing Moments over Rigidity
17:33 - Textbook Thinking and Open-mindedness in Creativity
20:00 - Realistic Reactions When the Scene Changes Suddenly
22:06 - Lessons Learned & Conclusion

From a rather interesting comment: "Indoors shooting at 1/400 ISO 1250 =)))", today's video aims to analyze in more detail the mindset of mastering parameters when shooting in real-world situations.

Is there a fixed formula for indoor shooting? Why is flexibly changing shutter speed and ISO according to each moment more important than strictly adhering to textbooks? Incidentally, I'd also like to share some of my feelings after the recent video "Why Many People Still Fear High ISO".

The entire video was shot using a Canon R6 Mark III with a Canon RF 15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM lens.

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I mainly use the following cameras:

Sony A7C2 | A7iii | A7iv | A7C | A7V
Sony ZV-1
Sony A6300
Sony A5100
Canon 800D, Canon M50, Canon RP, Canon R8
Fujifilm X-H1
Fujifilm X-T2
Fujifilm X-T100

Film cameras I use:

Pentax SP
Minolta AL-F
Olympus OM1
Canon EOS KISS
Yashica 35 ccn
Canon Demi
And my favorite lens to use is the 50mm.