just finished the "Nikon Exposure" book from Steve, And moving to the "Nikon Auto Focus" book. Guys, BUY HIS BOOKS! With a minimal price you get so much information in there that your head will spin. Along with many myth busting...

Your tutorials are the greatest I have ever watched. I keep coming back to them whenever I need to refresh my memory. So many things make your tutorials so good! Here's just a few of the things I love:

Your ability to explain complex topics in an easy-to-understand way with simple language.

The simple yet beautiful illustrations as you explain things.

The way you show the camera's menu, explain the settings and what they do.

Keeping the narration straight and to the point, without a ton of "filler talk" that is so common among others.

Thank you for all your tutorials, tips and tricks!!! 🙏

Your videos are absolutely perfect. Clean delivery and a solid explanation of how the system works under Auto ISO. You are an excellent teacher and are providing wonderful service with this sort of clear explanation. Nikon should hire you to do a series of tutorial videos. Keep it up.

Fantastic explanation, and much better than one from a highly regarded author whose level of detail buried the key point that auto ISO minimum shutter speed cannot be over-ridden when the user uses S or M mode and sets the shutter speed.  Thank you!!!

Absolute best, most thorough, most clear explanation of the "flowchart" that the camera follows when applying ISO area to the various modes. THANK-YOU for clearing things up for me, finally!!!!

OMG I am less than 1/3 thru this video and you already taught me something I had no idea I could do on my D850:  switch between normal ISO setting and Auto ISO using the ISO button with the front command dial.  I had no idea!  I had that in the "My Menu" set of options, but I just removed it after discovering I don't need it there using your tip.  Geez....thank you!  Oh, and I've used Auto ISO with great success for 8th graders as they pass between bright areas and shadow areas like your bird example, and for bees on flowers.  Bees fly around of course, but they also jiggle as they crawl all over the flowers.  I've found that a minimum of 320 shutter speed is needed, I still set the aperture under aperture priority, but let the ISO scream up (within limits) to make it all work.

The sliding sun from bright to dark is an excellent graphic. Thanks. Thanks also for the detail about when the camera goes below the minimum shutter speed and when it allows underexposure.

This is quite possibly the best instructional video I have ever watched! The narration and graphics make a somewhat complicated subject completely clear. I'll have to check out more of your vids.

No body can explain it better than you, Bravo 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

Many thanks.  I just learned something I should have already known, but didn't.

I never comment on youtube videos, but this actually helped me so much! Thank-you for making this so easy to understand!!

Just got purchased  a D850, thank you for  your explanation of ISO/Auto Iso control and how to set them..Cleared the fog in my brain

The most easy to understand and comprehensive explanation for these settings that I’ve found. Your ebooks are also awesome Steve, great work & thank you 😊🙏🏿

Today my wife asked me to photograph a “Century ride” for her dressage club.  It’s when a rider and horse combined age is 100 years.  A pretty rare occurrence.  

I knew the barn was poorly lit by sun from one side, and today is overcast. So I wanted to be able to control the motion (shutter speed) so I set shutter priority on my D850, and I set the Auto ISO per this video.   It worked really well. Thanks!

Never dissatisfied with Steve videos. I’ll start buying his books. Very helpful. Believe me, I’ve watched lots of photo instructional videos. 👍👍👍

You make THE BEST educational videos, so easy to understand. The dropping sun while showing how it changes settings is genius!

another masterpiece, Steve!
I am from Georgia (Republic) far away from the USA :), your follower for years and have already bought all your books and they are worth every penny.
keep going, Steve

Your teaching skills are matched by your photographic skills, Kudos.

Another great informative video... thank you and welcome back Steve...

I set my ISO sensitivity in that menu when I first got the camera to 1600 (since I was indoors), and it has been like that for over a week until I found this video :)