Night Photography in Vienna with the Lumix GX80
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- čas přidán 25. 09. 2022
- In today's video I'm wondering around in the outskirts of Vienna city with my Lumix GX80 paired with a prime lens to photograph some interesting scenes.
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- Overlord - Dylan Sitts
- Quarters - Dylan Sitts
- Roots of Ash - Guustavv
- Stellar Minds - DEX 1200
- The Cleanse - Timothy Infinite
- The Day Will Come - Guustavv
- The Way She Looks at Me - Guustavv
- Visitors - Dylan Sitts
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My main video camera and digital photography camera
- Sony A7iii - amzn.to/3hsc7T2
The two lenses for the camera:
- Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 - amzn.to/2FPHMjs
- Samyang 14mm f/2.8 - amzn.to/3j1YOsI
My secondary digital camera for casual photography:
- Lumix GX80 - amzn.to/2FTwZF3
The two lenses I use with it:
- Panasonic 14-140mm f/3.5-5.6 - amzn.to/2EmtQwK
- Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 - amzn.to/2CS6EWF
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My main video camera and digital photography camera
- Sony A7iii - amzn.to/2NRSQgn
The two lenses for the camera:
- Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 - amzn.to/2PZ6mBn
- Samyang 14mm f/2.8 - amzn.to/2PZ6SiN
My secondary digital camera for casual photography:
- Lumix GX80 - amzn.to/2WSkOg2
The two lenses I use with it:
- Panasonic 14-140mm f/3.5-5.6 - amzn.to/2X1mxj5
- Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 - amzn.to/2Cmx3Ij
Other gear I use to make my videos:
- GoPro Hero8 - amzn.to/2YISU8v
- Microphone - amzn.to/2NTPdWZ
- Softbox Lights - amzn.to/36MZ3Tt
- Camera Rain Protector - amzn.to/2FKPyuJ
- Camera bag - amzn.to/2Ys84P2
- SD-Cards - amzn.to/2EmmObx
- Micro SD-Card (for GoPro) - amzn.to/2Qi50AD
- Hard-Drives - amzn.to/3hn5wJB
- Mouse (yes, someone asked this) - amzn.to/2QhRexX
(all links are Amazon-Affiliate links)
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Love the fact that you explain the reason you like each photo; it’s incredibly informative for beginners like me.
Ohh great! Happy to know you appreciate it - thank you! :)
I have been following your work almost 2 years and I’m so happy how far and amazing your work has come.
You inspire me a lot! Thanks for another great GX80 video! :)
Love you still making videos with the GX80, I always find those interesting.
A very interesting format indeed. As someone who is looking to get more into photography I like that you go through the photos and explain your thoughts, what caught your attention and what could be behind the shot. Thanks for the great video!
Thanks for standing by the old reliable gx80! I have thought many times about buying a new camera, by it's really hard to justify given all this camera can do for the money. I've been following you for a few years and it's been so cool to see you grow. I enjoy listening to you speak about how your photos make YOU feel. As a photographer you can't always take super exciting pictures and a good part of the fun is simply in the shooting of them, even if we feel others wouldn't look twice at them. In other words, you do a great job expressing what I'm sure most of us do internally when we go out to take photos for the love of the act itself.
I need help. As someone who has used the camera, do you think the camera's good for concert photographies? I was told the photo can come out grainy. What do you think? Thank you in advanced!
I love how you know how to constructively critique yourself, while admiring what you did well.
Enjoyed the photowalk so much. It was really calming too. Love the few photos you highlighted at the end.
Aww amazing, glad you enjoyed it - thank you for the kind comment :)
Love it, great shot👍
It's so refreshing to see some familiar places on your channel. Keep up the good work!
Ohh what, are you in Vienna or what? :D Thank you! :)
I enjoy your videos so much. This really helped me out today, been in a weird mindset lately. The photos and the video really helped relax and calm me. Thank you ❤
Ohh great, I'm sorry to hear you're not so well - glad to know this video could help in some way! :)
Thank you for the kind comment.
Loved your photos as always.😍
07:33 and 12:16 are my favourite
just a suggestion : you can add camera settings in the corner of the slide which will be helpful for better understanding and to take reference in our own photography.
yup and which lens is being used
@@Undefinedcreature394mostly it’s the Panasonic 20 mm Pancake for MFT.
Great video as always Teo! I loved the added B-Roll before you went into the POV footage! Really adds to the production quality! I absolutely love the photos at 7:35 and 15:26 the one with the two lights on is more pleasing to me rather than the darker image because of the light coming through the door on the left of the frame. Very pleasing when paired with the other light sources :)
Ahh thanks Reimann! :)
Oh great, glad you enjoyed that - I was hoping it'd make for a more interesting and maybe exciting intro :D
I see, totally get the point with the door you mention.
Love it! Teal and Orange effect with the blue hour and tungsten lamp.
Trueee, thank you! :)
Teo you were one of the people who convinced me to get the Lumix GX80 with the 20mm and I have to say day after day I'm really impressed and in love with this tiny beast of a camera! I always love watching your videos with it, you always nail it 👍 great job and awesome photos
Ohh happy to read this, thank you! :)
The photo with the red gates was really interesting to me. I agree, I can stare at it for a long while. I think it's the single lighted window on the top floor that seems to be oddly dim, makes me ask what is going on in there...almost an eerie sort of feel. It's the storytelling in that one that makes my mind wander. Another great video, Teo! Thanks for sharing!!!
Ohhh true, I hadn't specifically thought of that window, but it really does evoke some eerie feeling! Glad you resonate with it :)
Thank you!
I liked the moodiness of the lone lamp shot in that car park area, but I also liked its counterpart where you shifted a bit to the right, because of the shadow cast by the mailboxes.
When I saw the house and Vespa (?) shot, I already knew it's gonna be my favourite too. That's so damn good.
Let’s goo, so excited for the photos
Yeah the shots are great. I’m kina in the same situation, because i moved to Berlin, coming from a small village and now photography feels so different, because there are so many subjects and just things in general to take photos of, that it feels kinda overwhelming going out shooting now. Can you relate to this? Or someone else :)
Thanks! :)
Ohh totally relate to what you write! Especially when you're used to different subjects I think it can be quite a switch. But let's just slowly step by step get used to the new environment and then thrive in it :))
great video as always teo! love your night photography stuff, favorite shot is 17:05
Aww thank you! Ohh yeah, I like that one too :D
7:50 is a great photo! Love it!
Good video Teo 😄
Congrats on the move! Lovely captures, my faves are the ones of entry/door/drive ways. I love the use of framing around their artifical light sources. The photo of the building with wooden fence strikes me as a clash of old home and new society, very clever. Curious how slow of a shutter speed you went to, and if you wod make a simillar trip with a tripod....
Cool stuff.
Thank you Patrick! :)
Ohh I see, I like that perspective...
I just checked in Lightroom - so my slowest was for the first car photograph at 09:46 which was shot with a 1/8th shutter. This is suuuper slow for handheld photographs, but the Lumix GX80 has insane IBIS, so I can push it like that. The only even slower photograph was the one in the park with the lighttrails, that was shot at 0,4 sec. :)
And yeah, surely this would make sense with a tripod - however I was trying to be pretty lowkey that evening because I didn't know how the people there might react to an obvious photographer shooting pictures of their cars and homes.
W video as usual
Beautiful vibes, I like how you didn't include any naked female model like others... Respect💜💜
i really liked the slowed shutter park image 17:40 but as always really enjoyed your photo session
Ohh cool, glad you like that one!
Thank you :)
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would love to know settings, shooting mode, iso , f stop , shutter speed - for each image. is this all hand held as it appears In the video. How much post editing is done to bring up exposure etc
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07:30", 12:15", 15:30" . I really like those shots.
City photography suits you well, you should do it more often 🙂
these are also my favs
Ohh sweet, thanks for sharing! :)
Haha nice, will do since I'm here now :D
Always inspiring videos.
What is the max ISO you use with the gx80 at night?
It would be interesting to see how you process some of those images, your finals colors always have a great mood.
Aww thank you! :)
I prefer to not even go up to ISO 800... only when it's really necessary. All of these pictures were shot at ISO 400 or lower.
Thank you. I was going up to 3200 with mine, will lower my settings.
My top choice is 17:00, followed by 15:09. There is something magical about light glowing in the dark... Also, artificial light sources are your best friends while shooting in dark, and those can actually help you set mood in your pictures. The lamp by house gave me feeling of cozyness. And a picture with the lamp over the door gave me a feeling of suspension... Like, "what's behind that door?". Also, wanted to ask, have you figured out what caused light leaks?
Ohh I see, thanks for sharing! Absolutely, they are one of the main aspects why I enjoy night photography actually.
No, not yet - I'm planning on shooting with that camera again, but with a cheaper roll as a test to see whether it's simply due to the seals of the camera...
Are these straight out of the camera mate?
which lense are you using for each photo as i bought the camera and the quality looks terrible compare to yours
hey sicks pics. what do you use to edit your pics or its just raw
Thank you! I edit in Lightroom🙌🏼
Did you ever edit your photos with a program like Adobe Lightroom or are all your photos straight from the camera? Amazing video btw I hope to capture photos and videos like yours :)
I always edit my photos in Adobe Lightroom. Digital cameras are usually not made to produce good photographs straight out of camera so it’s always necessary to edit them.
@@teocrawford Omg thank you so much. I have a Lumix TZ100 and was worried cuz I really wanted photos like yours especially in your video "Sunny morning photography in Japan - Lumix GX80." So I thought that I should've gotten the GX80 since I also see it's more popular. If you happen to know, are there important differences in the GX80 and TZ100 in terms of when taking street photography? Sorry I tried researching but I genuinely didn't understand the terms, I'm still new haha
What cam for the intro sequences? A7iii?
Yes, A7iii :)
The b-roll at the start of the video isnt taken with the GX80, or is it?
What is it you're manipulating with the back dial on the camera? Great videos and pictures, by the way. I'm getting a lot out of them.
I‘m not sure which dial exactly you‘re referring to, but one is the exposure and the other is the aperture🙌🏼
@@teocrawford Awesome. Thank you!
great video, teo. i loved the japanease garden because i shot a music video there. abudy - no one - check it out. the video was shot in summer so the colors look very lovely in the video :)
Why is the city so empty. I live in a busy city, this seems very dreamy to me.
My gx80 shoots horrible photos at night can i fix this with a new lenses if so which one??
I'm afraid a new lens is not going to fix the issue. What's the problem with the photographs? Maybe try longer exposures with the help of a tripod. The GX80 is really not good with high ISO. And then also the editing is pretty important - Jpegs and especially raws usually won't look good🤷🏻♂️
@@teocrawford the problem with the photos is that they come out with a lot of grain
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where is this garden? I need to go there aswell
Yeeeeah!! It's called Setagaya Garden - around the Döbling district I believe :)
@@teocrawford thankssss
Can I recreate this with a lumix G100?
As long as your camera shoots raw all these photos are easy to achieve🙌🏼
@@teocrawford omg thanks for replying! Wondering if I made a mistake w the purchase but this feels good to know! :)
Are the shots edited in Photoshop or lightroom?
I always edit in Lightroom, Photoshop only for heavy stuff, which I rarely need🤷🏻♂️
first!! 🤣🤣
hahah yeeeah! :D
18:01 & 18:04 are great as still photos.
Are these straight out of the camera mate?
Nono these were edited in Lightroom🙌🏼
@@teocrawford brilliant mate, got a film look to them