How to shoot amazing wild landscapes
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Practical Photography's Tim Berry joins acclaimed landscape photographer Guy Richardson in the Lake District's remote climes to find out how wild camping at incredible locations can get you amazing results.
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Definitely I must be a kind of weirdo... I do love your videos hence I am always looking forward to any new one. It is really awkward to see only 4 comments when there is so much meaningless content in CZcams with thousands of comments. I just don't get it 😉. Thanks for your videos. Entertaining and instructive!!
Thanks Jesus that's a really nice comment - we really appreciate it! Glad you're enjoying the videos :) Tim
i just discovered these chanel. I just love it! When it will grow, will get more comments.
Excellent job; more like this please.
You would benefit by sticking to the same (fixed) White Balance for all the shots in a panorama - otherwise the camera will make a different decision for each shot. Yes, it could all be sorted out in post-processing (Sync) but.... you know it makes sense! And make sure that your camera's ISO is going to stay fixed - many cameras let you put what you think is a fixed ISO on, then actually give you the lowest range of Auto ISO.
You cannot be without a good recce! Good video guys...subbed.
Love these videos , I'm subscribing now. Thanks so much ( from California.)
Amazing ❤
Beautiful video and photos to watch.
We're very glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching, Ming!
Nice video will be awesome to see how you guys blend exposure bracketing. Do you use luminosity masks?
Tomas Ramoska Totally agree, I too would love to a follow up tutorial on blending bracketed shots in PS, as in getting the exposure between land and sky just right! Excellent video guys, thanks for sharing.
Ahhh, I've heard 'bracketing' mentioned before, and as a noob, thought where is the bracket thinking it was a physical thing DOH!
Thanks I now know that bracketing is stitching, so that's cool, thank you :)
It's not right to think that "bracketing is stitching"...... it's about taking to or three (or even more) shots of an identical scene (so it's best with your camera on a tripod to keep that view exactly the same) but using different Exposure Values. That will (hopefully) guarantee that you get the correct exposure for different parts of the scene - then they can be joined up again in editing, normally using layer mask(s). Bracketing was originally just a case of taking two or three different exposures of the same view, to make sure one is right..... so it's become something a bit more accurate now.
"Stitching" is usually a term reserved for joining shots together in a panorama, but it seems to have become a description for joining any pictures together, even the bracketing as described above.
Thanks Geoff, you know I only just realised that in another vlog I watch, I kept thinking about this post but thanks noob is what noob does I guess...
Pleased to help, Carlos 😉
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Reupload?
Just discovered your channel, nice work indeed, useful info and nice edits too but if I may regarding the sample images would be really great to have iso, aperture, and shutter, as general reference....
Beautiful video I love this moment you share with us
Just one question What photo bag does Guy Richardson use for this hike ?
Hi ylemort, in this video I'm using an Osprey Aether 70. This is a camping rucksack but I also have a small shoulder bag placed inside to carry my photography gear too.
Thank you for the reply and congratulations for these beautiful pictures I just visit your website
Did your batteries suffer from the cold at all?
We personally didn't encounter any major battery life issues on this occasion, but it's never a bad thing to bring some spares!
What is the thing called that they had in front of the lens at 6:13
graduated ND filter on a filter holder
Did you noticed the animals on the upper left corner on 10:46? Which specie it was?
Btw, nice content all along your yt channel. Cheers
Hello Gary. The animals are Herdwick sheep. Herdwick sheep are the native breed of the central and western Lake
District and live on the highest of England’s mountains.
Thanks Peter!
why the annoying music overe your commentary? I coulnt make out what you were saying.