Understanding the RULE of THIRDS – How to INSTANTLY IMPROVE your Photos & Videos with Framing

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Very good video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge

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Thank you

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This description was very easy to understand, thank you!...Julian

Best and clearest information that I've found yet on the rule of thirds!

I hardly understand a 3rd of the rule of 3rds I feel like I'm gonna be the best

Thanks man❤

I remember the rule of third and I take in school today and thanks for teaching me today.

Thx you for sharing this information, much appreciated

do mirrorless cameras have grid lines in electronic viewfinder

The type of stuff that they didn't teach me in school, but I should have known.

Thank you for this video!!

Best explanation I’ve gotten.thanks

Thanks for sharing!

Good explanation for newbies tq😊

For goodness sake when will everybody learn that there are NO rules !

Great video. Very clear.

Thanks for this!

Thank you for this video... Well explained🙏

Great video, you explained the "rules of thirds" perfectly!

I see how the rule of thirds can be used. I never gave it much thought. Thank you for the information.

i learned so much litterally in under 2 mins and made my renders actually stand out more holy crap hahahaha who would of thought perspective matter this much to rendering i mean i knew it mattered but not even close about the natural spots are eyes are drawn too good info man got a sub from me !

Excellent video! Thank you for posting 🙌🏾

I am in Film School now, in Fl. Your content is clean and well stated . My work is better for your Video. Thank you

Thank you so much for this video! I do not teach photography or filmmaking, but I will show this to both of my Art 1 classes because you made it so incredibly clear and easy to understand. This is by far the best explanation of the rule of thirds I have found! Thank you!

A very clear explanation, especially for those of us new to photography. Thank you. 📷👍🏻

This was helpful. Thank you.

Great explanation. I also realised that most of the time my eye was drawn at the painting which is at the top right intersection of the rule of thirds , even though the background is blurred

Great video Camber!! Just sent it to a few of my friends who are learning photography. Thank you for sharing!

Ive always thought that the rule of thirds meant the object must be inside the center square. So this is game changing

Thanks for the video

Nice!!
Do u have more videos that teaches other kinds of framing other than this kind?

Lol nice point and a funny one with picture of you in the middle

Straight to the point. Great explanation. Thanks.

Thank you . This information is very helpful. I am new to video, so I am/was not aware that this was a thing. A viewer of mine, mentioned this rule, and hence I am here. Thanks again. Cheers.

changing phone camera settings right now! thank you!

Great tut!

Great job.

Thank you indeed

Thanks for the helpful, well explained information. Haribol!

The "Rule of using your own eyes" Love it! 😁

Great video, thank you very much for the clear explanation and different situations. I find it very helpul in my painting as well.

Great video

The intersections are the point of interest .(The top one are the best )
If it's close put the eye in the intersection
If it's not make the head in the intersection

The horizontal lines separate the important part.

Please can you teach about white balance

I need one of those magic cameras she thought you had

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