Thank-you. Love the simple method of minimum camera adjustments. More thought on the shots and point of focus. Love your work, more vids like this please
There's a small town not far from where I live and I have gone there several times and taken hundreds of images. Then when I upload them I generally delete about 80% of them, but I totally agree with you that it keeps me sharp but also is great fun. I really enjoy your videos, very inspirational.
Thank you, Steve! I actually used a bracket tripod mount, I believe that's what is called, attached the stills camera on one end and the video camera on the other end, and shot like that. Not the most comfortable way to take photos, but I like the result :)
The level indicator on my camera needs calibrating occasionally Maybe your Soni is the same? In any case, thank you for making this unique, shooter's eye video. I love the square format. I used to own a Mamiya twin lens reflex and loved it. Your advice to keep shooting is very sound and I need to follow it. I found the images very inspirational. I like the technique of short depth of field to isolate and compose. Thank you. I will subscribe.
"Chilly morning - 45 degrees"... Made me smile as I think you're in Europe, right? I do the same - still think in Fahrenheit, even after 11 years in the UK..:)
@@aows You tell me - I well remember moving from Minnesota to Sweden in ‘84 and having to get transformers for our American 110V gear to work on the 220V. Pain in the rear..:(
PAUSING VIDEO ... because I've also *just* found myself (severely) challenged with the perspective / level issue - and I thought I was going a little crazy - questioning if I needed an eyesight test even (although I couldn't figure how that would help!) Wow. I'm sorry because it's not a pleasant experience. Over the years I've developed what I thought was a *rock solid* sense of level horizon, and any other skewing of perspective but it's *just" gone 'squiff"!... I've no answers but you're not alone.
Haha, I'm sorry that happens to you too, but it does make feel a bit better! I think I'm going to have to stop using the level because it's becoming very distracting. It messes with my brain somehow, and seeing that the final images are no better anyway... but it does drive me crazy!
Pause the video at 19:16 just before the shot is taken. You will see some small line crossing the little cross hair boxes in the middle. That indicates that while the camera may be horizontal laterally (side to side), it is not horizontal back and forth. I believe the camera may be slightly tilted down, which can result in slanted lines still.
Nice POV ... do you keep all this images or do you publish them on photography pages, social media, keep them on the hard drive or do you select just a few of them and delete others ... I ask for example for this video, you've must of shoot 30,40 images in this video, do you really have all this images?
Thank-you. Love the simple method of minimum camera adjustments. More thought on the shots and point of focus. Love your work, more vids like this please
Love that old window with the curtain, loved the walk around your area
Thanks, Christine! I loved it too. It's not bad for daily morning walks, I enjoy photographing the area very much.
I love this kind of POV-Videos. I learned so much. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
There's a small town not far from where I live and I have gone there several times and taken hundreds of images. Then when I upload them I generally delete about 80% of them, but I totally agree with you that it keeps me sharp but also is great fun. I really enjoy your videos, very inspirational.
Thank you, Craig. It is indeed fun, it's just another way to discover new things in a place we've seen a million times.
Love these kind of videos Adrian! Keep it up! Thanks!
Thank you, Peter! I appreciate it :)
love this..great to see you working/having fun...more please ....
Thanks, Barrie! There will be more, it was pretty fun to make.
Beautiful video. Thank you. We want more video like this 👏🏻
Thank you, Mehmet! Absolutely, I loved making it, more to come soon.
That is so much better how you have the GoPro and the back of your camera in-line all the time now. Perfect !
And another great video too 😜😍
Thanks, Geoff! This one was made with the small Sony camera, left the GoPro behind :) I agree, this way is better.
Excellent work Adrian really enjoyed that type of video
Thanks, Gary! I'm working on more like this, I enjoyed recording it as well.
10:11 really is a beautiful image 👌🏻
Thank you, Ben! It was a beautiful moment :)
Really enjoyed the walk. Thanks for taking us along!
Thank you, Terry, glad to have you along!
Very nice to see you do "street photography" .Everybody has different perspectives when they're out and it's very interesting to see yours.
Very true, there's always something to learn by watching other photographers work.
Great insight into your process Adrian and not nauseating to watch like most other POV type videos that are on you tube. Thanks.
Learn a lot from these videos. Nice work!
Thank you for watching, Shean!
Enjoyed the walk around, would like to see more. I guess you held the video camera with one hand and the camera in the other.
Thank you, Steve! I actually used a bracket tripod mount, I believe that's what is called, attached the stills camera on one end and the video camera on the other end, and shot like that. Not the most comfortable way to take photos, but I like the result :)
Excellent video! Your explanations and thought process for each image is both interesting and educational. Love your channel and images.
Thanks! Glad you liked it, Peter!
Awesome video Adrian! And the format of it is great! Please, more videos like this!!!
Thanks!
Thank you, Darek! Absolutely, I loved recording it as well, so expect more like this soon.
Excellent video, love the POV style. More like this please...
Thanks Ian, glad you liked it! It was actually a lot of fun to record.
The level indicator on my camera needs calibrating occasionally Maybe your Soni is the same? In any case, thank you for making this unique, shooter's eye video. I love the square format. I used to own a Mamiya twin lens reflex and loved it. Your advice to keep shooting is very sound and I need to follow it. I found the images very inspirational. I like the technique of short depth of field to isolate and compose. Thank you. I will subscribe.
Love this video! More video's of this kind would be amazing!
More to come soon! I loved making it so expect more soon.
Nice photos and I think this is good kind of video. I like to see the process.
Thank you, Stale! Glad you liked it :)
Hi Adrian. Good job. It was nice and useful to see how is your proto-process.
Thank you for watching, Petr!
"Chilly morning - 45 degrees"... Made me smile as I think you're in Europe, right? I do the same - still think in Fahrenheit, even after 11 years in the UK..:)
Haha, I use F out of habit and because most viewers are from the US, but do I wish we could all use the same units!
@@aows You tell me - I well remember moving from Minnesota to Sweden in ‘84 and having to get transformers for our American 110V gear to work on the 220V. Pain in the rear..:(
@@Christerart haha I bet!
very nice vid, thanks.
PAUSING VIDEO ... because I've also *just* found myself (severely) challenged with the perspective / level issue - and I thought I was going a little crazy - questioning if I needed an eyesight test even (although I couldn't figure how that would help!)
Wow.
I'm sorry because it's not a pleasant experience.
Over the years I've developed what I thought was a *rock solid* sense of level horizon, and any other skewing of perspective but it's *just" gone 'squiff"!...
I've no answers but you're not alone.
Haha, I'm sorry that happens to you too, but it does make feel a bit better! I think I'm going to have to stop using the level because it's becoming very distracting. It messes with my brain somehow, and seeing that the final images are no better anyway... but it does drive me crazy!
Pause the video at 19:16 just before the shot is taken. You will see some small line crossing the little cross hair boxes in the middle. That indicates that while the camera may be horizontal laterally (side to side), it is not horizontal back and forth. I believe the camera may be slightly tilted down, which can result in slanted lines still.
Have you tried the Leica Q2 Monochrom?
I wish. That camera costs more than my whole kit, including stills and video cameras and lenses 😁 I'm sure it's a great camera, and fun to use.
👌👌
Thanks!
Nice POV ... do you keep all this images or do you publish them on photography pages, social media, keep them on the hard drive or do you select just a few of them and delete others ... I ask for example for this video, you've must of shoot 30,40 images in this video, do you really have all this images?
Do you photograph in jpeg & raw or just jpeg?
Just raw :)
why don't you just use the 1.1 aspect ratio?
My camera doesn't have it.