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Couldn’t agree more☺️

@@AreOle_photography What's your opinion

Tusen takk☺️

Thanks Arthur ☺️🙏

Tusen takk🙏☺️

Thanks so much for the coment, I’m glad my thoughts on this resonated, I always like to experiment with my settings to find out what works best for me in any given setting, good luck and have a nice evening😀

I realy like it, had it for a year now and it’s my favorite lens , I think it’s on my camera about 70% of the time I’m out photographin. Thans for the comment 😀

Obrigado! Fico feliz que tenha gostado☺️

Sorry for the thumbnail, I don’t belive it’s a matter of one thing beeing right or wrong , just a matter of personal taste, I prefer the back button, but I have seen your photos on IG and they are great , so whatever you do clearly works for you, but I think beginners might benefit from trying it and making up their own mind if they like it or not

@@AreOle_photography yeah that I do agree with actually and it's something a few of my students that I do teach locally I teach what I call community based Photography and I've shown it to a few people. I think it's just my brain. It doesn't equate where my finger sits. I also use a GFX camera which is relatively slow focusing anyway so it kinda isn't really beneficial but thanks for your video man. I like your channel.

Thanks man I’m glad to hear that, I’m new to this space so I have a lot to learn about teaching. How do you find the GFX system? / how is to work with the big files?

@@AreOle_photography it's not too bad. I have a MacBook Pro 16 GB of RAM M1 chip and it handles it okay? It's a little bit slow with stacking ... but I don't stack too much. It's a great camera. I cannot fold it really.

I realy like it, it takes a little getting used to but I feel like it gives more control , let me know how it goes. Have a great day☕️📸

@AreOle_photography Thanks! you too!

Haha, I forget to blink when I’m doing these videos inside, anyways thanks for watching and have a great day

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Thank you☺️

I would say the stabilization is quite good, when pared with the IBIS in my Sony A7r iii, but in low light I use a tripod. And if I shoot handheld at 400mm I would probably use at least 1/400sec for sharp images , of course it’s not as good as the Sony G master but for the price I think it’s a great lens, I use it all the time, my most used lens the last year

Thank you☺️

Høres ut som vi har ganske lik tilnerming, synes det er en fin måte å gjøre det på☺️ Ha en fin dag☕️

Tusen takk☺️

Thanks so much for the feedback, I make videos in batches, but from next video and in the future I will add setting/ exif data for all my example photos. Have a nice day :)

Tusen hjertelig takk☺️☺️

Thank you, I’m glad you liked them☺️

Thanks so much ☺️

Thanks Arthur☺️

Tusen hjertelig takk ☺️🙏

I definitely agree with you, I use all these techniques my self also, the video was maybe a bit to simplified , but I though it might be useful for a beginner, but I will try to make a better one in the feature where I include all those points. Thanks for the feedback!!

Thanks, I’m glad you liked the video and the tips. Have a nice weekend☺️🙏📸

I’m glad it was useful☺️

Thanks so much, I’m glad you liked it☺️

Thanks so much , I’m glad to hear that!!! Do you mean to include setting when I show my photos? ( that I can do the next video I’m making) if you want to know the settings to a specific photo I’m more than happy to share it with you. Have a nice day☺️

@@AreOle_photography Thanks for the reply, always appreciated. I meant when you show the fantastic photos, perhaps a small print in the corner of what aperture, shutter speed, ISO was used. Personally, I like to see what others do, in comparison to myself. If it's better than mine, I'd copy you! 😁

@@janneroz-photographyonabudget Hehe, I learn a lot from seeing what other people do to, I make my videos in batches , but for the next batch of videos I make, I will definitely try to find a good way to share the settings for the images i use in the videos

I forgot to mention it, but I usually turn of stabilization

Thanks so much Arthur 💙🙏

Hey, ICM stands for intentional camera movement , which means that you move the camera to create a form of motion blur. I have many sources of inspiration, both other photographers and art forms.

I’m very happy with it, but the 28-200 is also very good I belive , I have heard many good things about it☺️ Thanks for the coment🙏

Thank you, he is a good boy. Im glad you Found the tips helpful!! I belive snapseed is free and its very good with raw suport, i use Lightroom classic on my laptop, it cost a monthly fee, but i think its worth it☺️ let me know how it went when you got to try out the tips from the video.. have a great day

@@AreOle_photography I’ll check both of those out. I recently switched to using an older dslr camera rather than my phone camera, so I wasn’t certain on immediately paying for software if there were decent options for free. I took some photos of my dog using a higher shutter speed as you recommended in your other video and the photos came out smoother 😁

I’m happy to hear that it worked, have you found a good softwear to use? / I forgot to mention that Lumimar also have many good options

Thanks a million, that means a lot🙏

@@AreOle_photography of course, anytime!

Thank you for leaving a coment☺️

Thank you, that means a lot to hear and Thanks for the sub🙏🙏

Thanks Arthur☺️🙏

Thanks buddy🙏

Thank you☺️a polerizer is definetly very good in many situations, Its my most used filter.

Im realy glad to hear that, let me know when you tried it and how it went. Have a great day☕️

Thanks buddy😍

Thank you very much☺️🙏📸

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Thanks so much☺️

Im realy glad you liked them, did you have a favourite tip ?

Thanks for the feedback, apriciate your offer, but I'm still just beginner at youtube

Thanks Arthur, apriciate it my friend!! Hope you you are enjoying Oslo😀

Thanks buddy🙏☺️

Apriciate it mate🙏🙏

Så gøy, hadde ikke regna med det igrunn☺️

Im glad you liked them☺️ 🙏