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Nice informative vlog Seb, interesting tip about checking the histogram to see if the polorisor is taking effect. Great location and loved the final images

Another cool video to learn from Seb - nearly 1000 !

Very informative mate, always learning.... The value of the polariser is just so apparent.

Really nice seb I normally go Shaugh prior around the corner will check out dewerstone next time

Always learning off you Seb. I didn't think about using the histogram to check the CPL amount. I usually shoot open landscape, so go off the colour of the sky. Time to shoot some moving water and use the histogram 👍

Once you get out it gets better. That looked like a barley field you were standing in, rather than grass, although barley is a type of grass. Once they have their seed heads in, barley looks amazing with a breeze. You get waves just like on the ocean.

Another top tip, thanks Seb!

Nice shots mate ,,your right I need to shake my ass been so lazy this year I blame the rain 😂😂..might try veniford brook again this week take my wellies this time .

That was brill Seb, yes just getting out really drives the motivation, even a simple field can make some dramatic images especially when you had the right light. Have a great week and see you probably on Saturday

You Youngster ...... all those shots where cool but love the last one the best !

Motivation is hard to keep up but once you get your camera out, I find it hard to stop taking photos. A couple of years ago I started taking a picture of a tree once a month, so if towards the end of the month you hadn't taken it I had to get my camera out and go shoot it. I then found I got excited again and took loads of pics. Been doing that for a couple of years now.

called barley not grass but great video

personally I like those Maven ND filters, No color cast.

great vlog as always Seb the only thing i can see with a circular grad is you can't utter where it blends but you have to alter your composition instead.

Another fine vlog again Seb, and yes what a cracking location, that filter was amazing to bring that sky down like that, lovely image

Like it very good.

As always a great vlog

"Hasn't been made before"? Dark CPLs have been around for at least 7 years.

Even better is the Haida 3-7 variable ND plus CPL. Been using one for over a year now

I have a K&F Concept 3-stop+CPL. Brilliant product and I find it's just the right level of attenuation for waterfalls and seascapes. Lets me use 0.5 - 1.0 secs and cuts out the reflections.

Cash is king and always will be. Great pics and hopefully it has stopped raining now for you!

Brilliant Seb, great filter system you've got there, well proved the worth, lovely images to Seb.

The trials and tribulations of the lone landscape photographer. Weather and parking, that is so me. 😊. Thanks for that great tip about watching the shutter speed when adjusting the polariser in AP. Never thought about that before but so obvious.

It’s obvious you’re loving the Maven filters Seb and they certainly suit your genre of photography. I’m finding the optical quality is excellent with no noticeable colourcast and the new LPL is fantastic. Nisi introduced the combined CPL+ND 2 years ago, Kase launched theirs nearly a year ago so Maven have followed suit. The Maven colour coding attracted me on Wave 1 Kickstarter but by the time they arrived Kase bought out the Revolution system with colours. It’s a very competitive market which is great for the photographers. Btw, I noticed you’re carrying all the filters as a large stack. Nearly all my standard NDs and CPL Mavens are redundant now and are basically spares. I just carry the LPL, 3 and 6 Dark CPLs, 4 stop and 10 stop with front and back caps.

Good to get out, but the weather has not been great! I have a Nisi ND6 with CPL, but not had much chance to use it recently.

❤❤ i need one now

sup, no rain (yet)

Nothing like checking your calculations time and time again. As my mate, who's a carpenter says, 'measure twice and cut once'. Best to get it right 1st time around.

Great location Seb, loads of opportunities there and you made well use of them, oh yes lovely long exposure image, see you next week

Hi Sebastian, nice pics. Thanks for sharing.

thats me sold im be there when the clocks go back for some light painting............. hint taken keep saying 1 stop 2 stop 18 stop........ lol red skys comming soon.....

What a revelation, been trying to get my head around this for ages. Thank you for teaching a numpty how to do this. Plain talking in a constructive video....brilliant 👍

Cheers Alan, much appreciated chap 😃👍

Hi buddy. Thanks for another great video. Simple, plain speech. Right up my street. Big thumbs up 👍

Enjoyed that video and will be helpful to me.Thanks buddy 👍👍

Dude-awesome!!

Thanks again Seb, I had mine set to C2 but what I didn't have set, and have updates my C2 now, was the 2 sec timer. I mainly shoot handheld and had to keep the button pressed for the 3 shots. With the timer, even handled, it just feels more stable.

Are you sure you need to do noise reduction before HDR? My understanding is that DNG is equivalent to RAW, except it is an Adobe RAW file rather than a camera specific raw file. And that all RAW processing options are available on DNG just as they are on the camera-specific RAW files.

Nice 👍

Brilliant that Sebastian lovely stuff 😊

You'll be surprised at how many people don't know this Seb, gotta love Custom settings some of the newer Canon's even merge them for you - PS have you seen the deal on the R6 MK II ?

Nice one Seb, well explained

Get on cuz. About time this happened. Well deserved

Good content for those that do want to learn from the best.

Good stuff. I am surprise that you haven't been using this but we learn and still learned everyday

Yeah, finally I should do my customization...

Hi, I just stumbled on your video; thanks for posting. I am a new photographer and wondered what HDR was all about and why photo stack. Keep the videos going, buddy. Awesome. P.s. I've just subscribed to your chancel.

The most confusing bit about ND filters I found was the confusing numbers makers use! Once you work out what the real number of stops is it is a p-o-p.

Excellent video there.

Great Vid, very well explained