Great tips Jason. I don’t know how many times I have taking some photos and then I go back to my computer to find out its not leveled properly. I have gotten into the habit of using the electronic leveler in the camera which has definitely helps. I really like the bubble leveler that might be a good option on those super bright days when you can really see much on the LCD like you said. Great stuff sir I hope all is well.
Thank you for the wonderful advice. I never thought about straight horizon lines. Now I need to go check all my photos! Ut-oh, I'm a bit scared about what I might find out! lol
I've always just used the electronic level, can't really go wrong with that. Haha. I do feel like having a crooked horizon is one of the biggest mistakes that beginners make in photography though. I'd never seen those bubble levels before.
I agree. The electronic level is my goto as well. I find at times that the glare makes it too difficult to see on my 5DS R, as I don't have an LCD that is moveable. Thanks for stopping by brother!
Very nice tips, and great for beginners and a reminder for more seasoned photographers. One thing that annoys me about my Nikon is the grid line overlay doesn't follow the rule of thirds - but it can still be useful.
Great video Jason and fantastic tips! Nothing is a bigger annoyance than seeing a great photo with a crooked horizon. Every once in a while I struggle with it since intake aot of pier photos...even though the horizon might be perfectly level, the competing lines of the pier or other structure can make the horizon appear off just a bit (even though it isn't) - to me that basically comes down to composition but just an example. Great tips here! Hope you are doing well and keeping safe!
All great points mate, I’ve never used one of those add-on levels for the camera but seems like a nice to have, I have pick one up for my vlog camera. Good video mate! 😃
Thank you Rauri. They are definitely a good insurance policy, especially for unique situations like extremely bright days where the glare makes it impossible to see the LCD, as well as or me, sometimes if my tripod is very low it can be difficult to get down that low to give my screen (which is not a flip up) a good look.
Always #2 for me Jason - I don't have the inbuilt electronic level and I haven't got a bubble level either ! Actually it's #2 and #4 if , like you say, we make a mistake then I always correct in post. Thanks for sharing :)
I really appreciate the sound advice. I never think about the horizon line.
Thank you Travis!
much needed advice.
Thank you Christina!
Awesome sharing my dear . Nice tips .whising you luck and have a great time my friends .greetings 🙏👍
Thanks for visiting and for the kind words!
Fantastic tips...really like the camera bubble level...got to look those up...thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching and for the kind words!
Great tutorial Jason, thanks mate.
Thank you Jeremy! I appreciate it mate!
Nice episode and great advice.
Thank you Stacy!
very helpful tutorial
Glad it was helpful!
Great video my friend!☺️👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much my friend! 👍
Thank you so much for your nice advise the simply rules for how to get the best images, Jason, lol
Thank you for watching my friend! I always appreciate your kind words!
Nice tips jason! It really does make all the difference
Thank you Timothy! I appreciate it brother!
Been using the bubble level for a very long time now.
I use the cube type.
Thank you for sharing
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That is awesome. I don't know too many people who use them. Thanks for stopping by!
This is such a good reminder
Thank you for watching!
Well done Jason; very professional! :-)
Thank you so much brother! I appreciate it!
Great tips Jason. I don’t know how many times I have taking some photos and then I go back to my computer to find out its not leveled properly. I have gotten into the habit of using the electronic leveler in the camera which has definitely helps. I really like the bubble leveler that might be a good option on those super bright days when you can really see much on the LCD like you said. Great stuff sir I hope all is well.
I've been there myself Lee! Thank you for the kind words my friend!
congrats on 1k subs!
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for the wonderful advice. I never thought about straight horizon lines. Now I need to go check all my photos! Ut-oh, I'm a bit scared about what I might find out! lol
Thank you Ben! Its a good pain! :)
I've always just used the electronic level, can't really go wrong with that. Haha. I do feel like having a crooked horizon is one of the biggest mistakes that beginners make in photography though. I'd never seen those bubble levels before.
I agree. The electronic level is my goto as well. I find at times that the glare makes it too difficult to see on my 5DS R, as I don't have an LCD that is moveable. Thanks for stopping by brother!
Very nice tips, and great for beginners and a reminder for more seasoned photographers. One thing that annoys me about my Nikon is the grid line overlay doesn't follow the rule of thirds - but it can still be useful.
Thank you mate! I appreciate you stopping by Charles.
Thank you for the good advice. I will start adding this into my photography.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for stopping by!
Great video Jason and fantastic tips! Nothing is a bigger annoyance than seeing a great photo with a crooked horizon. Every once in a while I struggle with it since intake aot of pier photos...even though the horizon might be perfectly level, the competing lines of the pier or other structure can make the horizon appear off just a bit (even though it isn't) - to me that basically comes down to composition but just an example. Great tips here! Hope you are doing well and keeping safe!
Thank you so much Paul. I appreciate it brother! You are so right. I have the same issue when it comes to shooting piers as well.
All great points mate, I’ve never used one of those add-on levels for the camera but seems like a nice to have, I have pick one up for my vlog camera. Good video mate! 😃
Thank you Rauri. They are definitely a good insurance policy, especially for unique situations like extremely bright days where the glare makes it impossible to see the LCD, as well as or me, sometimes if my tripod is very low it can be difficult to get down that low to give my screen (which is not a flip up) a good look.
Always #2 for me Jason - I don't have the inbuilt electronic level and I haven't got a bubble level either ! Actually it's #2 and #4 if , like you say, we make a mistake then I always correct in post. Thanks for sharing :)
When all else fails, I love #4 also! Thanks for stopping by and for the support my friend!
Nice film
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the kind words!
This is really good to know. I never even pay attention to my horizon lines. oops.
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Thank you for watching!
A wonky horizon throws thw whole pic off balance. It's a major bugbear for me.
Thank you Mark. I appreciate you stopping by!