How To Nail The Shot - Tanzania Edition
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2021
- And now for something a little different 🙂
Sometimes I think one of the best ways to get better at wildlife photography is to study how other photographers approach their shots. You know, what settings they use, why they use them, what they are thinking in the field - that sort of thing.
So, I decided to try to do that with this video.
In this video, we’ll look at eight of my images from my recent trip to Tanzania and I’ll share my settings along with why I used them. Not only that, I’ll also share the challenges of each shot and how I handled them in the field. This is a little different; let me know if you want me to do more of these kinds of videos in addition to my regular fare. Enjoy!
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Yes please do more of these! This was really informative and educational as to what to expect in the wild! Thank you Steve!
These “how to nail the shot” videos are fantastic. This is the best way to teach and share real - in the field - tips and tricks. I really like what you do with your channel.
Great video. I appreciated the discussion points on aperture, shutter speed and ISO for different animals/situations. It was also very helpful to learn some strategies to optimize keeper photos, i.e. keep shooting, lower shutter speed and ISO. You made a great point with the cheetahs that not all animals have to be in focus to make a great pic, which is a learning moment for me as well.
Very interesting Steve. More of the same? Yes please. Also, you mentioned you had to do some layering in Photoshop following the use of a couple of Topaz’s products to make the best of a very high ISO image - would really appreciate seeing your workflow on that. I’ve recovered some lovely BIF images from very noisy RAW files using Topaz DeNoise RAW and Sharpen AI but, they always seem to lose too much feather detail.
+1 to this comment. Time to update your video on noise reduction with these new tools, Steve!
I too would like to see Steve's workflow on high ISO images.
The roller and the termite. No words. Simply a fantastic image.
I purchased “secrets to stunning wildlife photography”. Your prices are super reasonable, and the content is excellent.
The great hints with your sharing of your knowledge, skill’s & experience (especially taking longer bursts when bringing down the shutter to get more keepers) will help us all to mail more shots! Thanks for these types of postings. 👏
I wasn’t altogether sure that this format would work but I have to say it really does work. The thought process behind the shot is both informative and educational. Thanks for posting and trying something different.
Mr Perry, I find your videos extremely helpful as well as inspiring, thank you. Your images of the lion in black and white and of the leopardess are beautiful. One tip I would like to share is that cats, all sizes, not just the big ones, always yawn twice. Thank you again.
Absolutely do more videos like this. Sharing the stories of how and why and showing the results was wonderful.
I appreciate how you talked about technique rather than gear. We get so hung up on this camera or that lens that we fail to give enough thought on how to use the equipment we have. I had never thought about reducing shutter speed and ISO with the same subject over multiple shots. That is a simple thing to do instead of guessing on the proper settings which is what I normally do. Well done.
Yes, more please. Love to hear how you deal with difficult situations.
Please do more of these. And in addition to the exposure settings and frame rate, please discuss your focus point and settings (area vs pt, continuous vs single, tracking, etc.).
even if some of the advices are a reminder for me, it´s good to hear them again.
when your are out there it´s easy to forget even the simpliest rules ;-)
Thanks
I don't shoot wildlife, but love this channel. Great info with no ego.
Thx Steve
Steve, I'm a big fan of your videos, but I think this one is my favorite. You sharing your thought process and how you were able to get each of these pictures is phenomenal. Thanks for helping those of us who are serious armature photographers become better.
Steve, Tanzania is the place for game picture. Thanks for sharing your great hints and the beautiful shoots you have made. Safari kabisa.
Please do more of these. I always learn so much from your videos.
You're the best Steve! Just what I needed to fully understand why and how you do what you do. So educational and informativ. Thanks for doing this.
Being a South African wild life fanatic I thought it was a great idea. I got some good tips. More please.Thanks
Another great video, Steve. Always look forward to these.
Thank you Steve, I loved it!!
Steve - I really enjoyed this video - it complements your educational material by giving some real life examples and I appreciate understanding the way you approached various shots. I would appreciate more of these types of videos.
Great! Loved the format. Thank you!
Love the stories behind the image including the methodology and technical considerations. This is incredibly fun to watch and the practical learning is great. Keep them coming!
Yes please do more love it
Love these sessions. Very informative. Please do more.
Yes, more please. Great stuff.
Love it!
Yes, more of these Steve!
YES! More like this please
Thank you for such insight into the photographic process you use. The images are wonderful and you are absolutely correct in informing everyone that this area is a target rich environment. The explanations are really what make this one of the better videos on wild life out there.
Love this type of video. Well done.
Love this type of video, hope you do more of them. Enjoyed listening to the explanations of each picture and the settings.
Great stuff as always! Thank you, Steve!
Definitely more, Steve! Great educational value.
Thoroughly enjoyed your latest video Steve. I learn a lot especially when I can see the equipment and settings used on each photo. Your explanations on why you “took the shot” was helpful too. I would like more just like it. Thanks.
Great new format, Steve, to me one of the best videos you ever did! You really shared your thoughts on the photographic challenges you faced there and how you were able to solve them, resulting in exceptional photos! Keep on the good work and make it a series, please! Thank you very much!!!
Definitely enjoyed! Do more!
Wow, Steve. I had to pause and thank you before even finishing watching this video. So inspiring and informative. Your passion and insight is amazing. Can't thank you enough for taking the time to share this with us!
Yes, I enjoyed this vid. Please keep them coming!!
Excellent. Great advice.
Great Video as always thanks Steve
These are wonderfull additions
Well done thank you and yes please do more!
Love it Steve. Brilliant informative video. Yes keep them coming👍
This is so helpful, absolutely more please!
Awesome photos! The best I've seen in a long time.
love to see more of this format really interesting. thanks for sharing Steve.
Brilliant. Please continue with this series.
Love this style of video. Definitely felt like I'm learning how to choose what we shoot and to do it.
Loved this. Great tips and amazing shots.
Love this video. Please do more! Great images!
More please. Absolutely loved this video.
Great video, thanks Steve!
Really like this type of format. Great job. Thanks.
Hey Steve, once again you nailed it, PLEASE do more of these. It is so good to not only get the technical info on the hardware but to hear what you were thinking and how you do it is awesome. Thanks mate.
Yet another great video, please do more of these videos....thank you for sharing your great photos!
Some outstanding advice. Thanks so much!
Loved this video!! Please do more like this!!! Thanks
Great video as always. Amazing pictures! Thanks for the tips! Love to see more videos like this.
Fantastic! Love Africa and these shots were awesome. Please do more, I love hearing the stories as well as the settings.
Yes more please. Thank you for the informative video.
Great video, this is the best way to learn. Being self-taught, this confirms some of the things I have been doing, and learned a couple new things. Keep them coming.
I hope you do more videos like this, it’s helpful to know how you approach the shots. We all go through a thought process but to hear how someone else is thinking is very helpful.
Steve, great video. Definitively like this format
Great picture, great format, cant wait to see more ! !
Loved the video hope to see more of them
Great format Steve - love the explanations and really helpful
This was great. I'd love to see more.
More like this! Very interesting and educating!
I agree with all the positive comments, please do more of these types of videos. I often wonder why the photographer composed as they did as well as what setting were used. Really good teaching video so big thumbs up!
Wonderful and informative. Thanks!
Thanks, Steve. I always enjoy hearing what other photographers thought processes are, and this was a particularly good video.
Beautiful shots and great video !!! Thank you !!!
Yes more please!
Great video Steve, keep these coming. Love to see the thought process in the field and the final photo.
Great video Steve. Really liked this format. Would definitely enjoy more of these.
Awesome, just what I was hoping the video would be. Yes, do more of these!
great stuff, so rich in content! thank you!
Great video Steve, more like this please!!!
Fascinating video. Very helpful.
This presentation was superb, Steve. Explaining the shot's settings and letting us in on the story is the best way to help us learn.
YES PLEASE!! It is definitely great to know the thoughts during the shoot as to why the particular image was transformed into a keeper along with the practical difficulties that one may get and rectify during the same!! Thanks a lot for the efforts!! :)
Please more of these - very interesting to watch. Thanks!
Excellent and educative video with lots of tips especially dealing with distractions like blades of grass etc. I loved the flamingo and European Roller. Fabulous. Keep them coming.
I have always loved episodes like this one with tricks, tips, and techniques from your experiences. They are extremely useful takeaways.
Yes I enjoyed this form and will look forward to more like this. I learned a lot.
Steve great video, excellent tips. Keep them coming....
Definitely do more like these! Thanks.
This is an amazing video. I like the fact that you are sharing your thought process and set the context for the photo. It makes the lesson learned make a lot of sense. Thank you!
Love this kind of video, greatly informative and packed with great tips and info. Thanks Steve!
Outstanding video Steve. I's love to see more like this.
The flamingo shot is a masterpiece!
Thanks so much! There wasn't much flight activity that morning and this was one of only three landings in our area! I was very fortunate to capture it.
Amazing photos.
This was fantastic. Thank you so much! I'd love to see more of these.
Excellent content, lots of helpful tips! Very enjoyable!
Yes keep these coming. It helps to hear your thought processes that go into getting these images.
I loved this video format! I found it super relevant and inspiring...and please do more!
great presentation Steve, thanks