I hope you enjoy this months challenge and look forward to seeing how you choose to interpret movement in your photos, will you go for a blurry look or choose a fast shutter speed to freeze the action? Don't forget to check out my other challenges open the Photo Genius website : www.photogenius.com.au/photography-challenge Thanks for watching and supporting my channel. Paul @ Photo Genius
Another great video, Paul. I would be very interested in more information on the panning technique. Thanks again for one of the best photographic sites on the internet.
Thank you Paul. Really enjoing this challenges. You brought back the photography to me. I was an old analog amateur photographer, and never understood the digital. But in this pandemic days I took back, bought a used Canon Rebel t5, and the magic is back. Sorry about my english. Hello from Mexico !! Keep this excersise, it is a great way to go on with this hobby.
I really like your video , you explained things very simple for us . I learned so much from this video .I would like to see a video on the Paning technique .Thank you very much.
Hi PAUL. Great video. I’m a new subscriber and would like to congratulate you on the way so clearly explain things. As an amateur you can soon get lost with terminology. Will be checking out your other videos. Thanks
Yes please for the panning video Paul. I am used to working with around 1/1000 speeds if I am at an airshow trying to capture fast jets, but I also want to try the slower speeds for waterfalls etc. Just need to find a location near to me that I can get to.
I photograph (or try to haha) my sim who does motocross so yes I would love to see that video if you have already created one a link is great as well thank you so much!!!!
I would like to see photos you liked from pgc11 challenge. Please make video on camera callibration to get sharp photos and back button focus of Nikon D3400.
Howdy Paul!!! I really enjoy your CZcams channel. I've learned a lot about photography because of your channel. I would like more videos and information on using a Canon Rebel EOS T7 camera. I have that camera and I love using it. I'd like some videos on using that particular camera. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Great video! Speaking of motorsport photography, I am really interested in taking photos of Formula 1. It's very difficult to become an official F1 photographer but there's always the possibility of shooting the cars from the grandstands as a spectator. I have a Nikon D610, Nikkor AF 70-210mm f/4-5.6, Nikkor 105mm F2.5 AIS and Nikkor 200mm f4 AIS lenses. So, I also have a question - is my equipment good enough for taking motorsport pictures? I know that the F1 photographers for example have longer zoom and telephoto lenses (600mm or so) but those are very expensive. They also have cameras like the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III which shoots at a ridiculous rate of 20 FPS. My Nikon D610 shoots at only 6 FPS. I know that that won't be a huge issue cause I think that's enough shots to get at least one sharp image from. So yeah, if you can tell me a few tips on this topic, I will be really grateful! Thank you!
What to do when i want to click a moving object (needs high shutter speed) which is in a dark space (needs low shutter speed).. is it adjustable with the shutter speed
Paul, I tried to make running water out of a faucet blurry but my t7 just couldn't capture it. I even tried with the nd filter...could the water be to fast?
I hope you enjoy this months challenge and look forward to seeing how you choose to interpret movement in your photos, will you go for a blurry look or choose a fast shutter speed to freeze the action? Don't forget to check out my other challenges open the Photo Genius website : www.photogenius.com.au/photography-challenge
Thanks for watching and supporting my channel.
Paul @ Photo Genius
Show some pictures taken with the help of ISO, and even show closely where does it's button remains in the body and pops up in the display
I would love to see the panning technique!
Yes, love to see a “panning” challenge Paul. Looking forward to this one. Have a shot in mind already.
My first comment and my first like for just waiting for August challenge. Thanks Paul.
Thank you! I’m a beginner and love your videos.
Another great video, Paul. I would be very interested in more information on the panning technique. Thanks again for one of the best photographic sites on the internet.
I've learned so much from you! thank you for being my youtube teacher!!
You are so welcome, thanks for watching and supporting my channel.
Yes please! A panning video would be great!
Another great video Paul, love these challenges and they're so helpful for people who are looking to learn these new techniques
Best teacher ever!!
Thank you Paul. Really enjoing this challenges. You brought back the photography to me. I was an old analog amateur photographer, and never understood the digital. But in this pandemic days I took back, bought a used Canon Rebel t5, and the magic is back. Sorry about my english. Hello from Mexico !! Keep this excersise, it is a great way to go on with this hobby.
I really like your video , you explained things very simple for us . I learned so much from this video .I would like to see a video on the Paning technique .Thank you very much.
thanks very helpful paul!!
Happy to help, appreciate the feedback.
Would like to know the panning technique
Yes, I’d really appreciate a viddy on that too.
Simple and logical information, easy to remember and practical to apply... well done! Thank you.
thank you for the video!! awesome!
Hi PAUL. Great video. I’m a new subscriber and would like to congratulate you on the way so clearly explain things. As an amateur you can soon get lost with terminology. Will be checking out your other videos. Thanks
Great presentation on these techniques. And worth watching just to see your wonderful sample images. Thank you.
Yes please for the panning video Paul. I am used to working with around 1/1000 speeds if I am at an airshow trying to capture fast jets, but I also want to try the slower speeds for waterfalls etc. Just need to find a location near to me that I can get to.
Thank you Paul great tutorial. I look forward to your new videos when I see you have done more.
I just bought the canon camera and your videos really help me a lot!!!! Thank you bro paul!!!!! Thanks for the knowledge
Yes please make a video of how you pam and take photos of moving subjects!
Beautiful! Video! So brilliant!!
I really like your videos, your communication is just amazing and straightforward
Great video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks a lot for your videos. Excellent . 👍👍
Thanks Paul.
Been waiting for another challenge🤧
yes to a video tutorial on panning shots please!
Yes please for video on panning.
Just seen this tutorial very well explained , I would like to how to pan and freeze the background and have the subject sharp 👍
Hi Paul. A panning video would be great! More of i how I got the shot
Great video thank you
salamat shopee
I photograph (or try to haha) my sim who does motocross so yes I would love to see that video if you have already created one a link is great as well thank you so much!!!!
I would like to see photos you liked from pgc11 challenge. Please make video on camera callibration to get sharp photos and back button focus of Nikon D3400.
Hope you and your family doing great during the pandemic.
Great !! Looking forguard !! Hello from Mexico !!
Howdy Paul!!! I really enjoy your CZcams channel. I've learned a lot about photography because of your channel. I would like more videos and information on using a Canon Rebel EOS T7 camera. I have that camera and I love using it. I'd like some videos on using that particular camera. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Hello paul..can u teach how to use speedlight for beginer..im from malaysia
A great video Paul was hoping to see you shoot cars just to see if i could pick up a tip or 2 .
Hi Richard. I'm actually thinking and hoping to do some car photography some time in future - watch this space and thanks for supporting.
Thanks
Great video! Speaking of motorsport photography, I am really interested in taking photos of Formula 1. It's very difficult to become an official F1 photographer but there's always the possibility of shooting the cars from the grandstands as a spectator.
I have a Nikon D610, Nikkor AF 70-210mm f/4-5.6, Nikkor 105mm F2.5 AIS and Nikkor 200mm f4 AIS lenses.
So, I also have a question - is my equipment good enough for taking motorsport pictures? I know that the F1 photographers for example have longer zoom and telephoto lenses (600mm or so) but those are very expensive. They also have cameras like the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III which shoots at a ridiculous rate of 20 FPS. My Nikon D610 shoots at only 6 FPS. I know that that won't be a huge issue cause I think that's enough shots to get at least one sharp image from.
So yeah, if you can tell me a few tips on this topic, I will be really grateful! Thank you!
How to use the suitble ND filter bro
Hi Paul, is the nikon d3500 a good camera for a professional career?
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What to do when i want to click a moving object (needs high shutter speed) which is in a dark space (needs low shutter speed).. is it adjustable with the shutter speed
Paul, I tried to make running water out of a faucet blurry but my t7 just couldn't capture it. I even tried with the nd filter...could the water be to fast?
The faster the water is moving, the easier it will be to get it to blur in contrast to the background.
Video on panning please
Great thanks
How do I get good lighting in my photos when using a fast shutter speed to capture movement as they always come back too dark?
Increase your ISO but not too much or else you will get too much noise