I like the zoom effect. I do a lot of rotating shots instead or in addition where you hold the picture steady a bit for a moment before and/or after rotating or zooming in and/or out from where you were. You have to like things to be a bit more abstract. But that’s me. I prefer to often struggle or find it impossible for one to decipher what the original subject was. I care more about the visual aesthetics.
This is so wonderful. Thank you for this tutorial. I’m getting so frustrated with slower shutter speeds but i wrote everything he down and I’m off to try ❤
Hey TK, great tips. Question about settings for 5:45, it's a long exposure but what f stop are you using? The street light isn't the typical sharp starburst usually produced at f22. Are you using a filter and or shooting wide open?
Thanks so much! Actually looks like I left the black mist filter on. I was using it for some different shots before this one. This causing the halation’s around the street lights. So not totally deliberate there! I shot heaps of examples this night, so I was pretty tired by this point 😂 But if it’s dark enough I won’t always close off the aperture completely, depends on the shot I guess :)
Wow, I'm breathless with your pictures! 👏
Cheers, some handy tips there, been trying to nail the panning stuff with varied results but will give your tips a go
Thanks for checking it out man! Panning stuff I still have plenty of misses but definitely improves over time haha
I like the zoom effect. I do a lot of rotating shots instead or in addition where you hold the picture steady a bit for a moment before and/or after rotating or zooming in and/or out from where you were. You have to like things to be a bit more abstract. But that’s me. I prefer to often struggle or find it impossible for one to decipher what the original subject was. I care more about the visual aesthetics.
Thank you its helpful
Love the tips in this. Thanks TK
Heading to Tokyo in October, so this was wonderful to watch. Thank you so very much!
Another fantastic video
This is so wonderful. Thank you for this tutorial. I’m getting so frustrated with slower shutter speeds but i wrote everything he down and I’m off to try ❤
Amazing!!! Glad it was helpful and be patient with it :)
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how did you do the video at the beginning?
Very good color grading on a drone timelapse
Your shots are incredible and so inspiring. Gained a new follower!
Thank you so much 🙌
i think i found my new idol. haha love from Malaysia! thanks for this kind sir!
Now that was enjoyable.
Ayy glad you enjoyed!!
Very nice video. Good ideas clearly described.
Thanks so much Bill!
great video TK!
Appreciate that dude!
Great stuff TK
Thanks my guy!
thank u for this ❤
Thank you, cheer❤
very useful techniques! gotta give myself a try when I go to Tokyo this April!
Thanks for Shar Mate ! Like it!
Try waterfalls/fast streams for the second technique folks!
nice and cool tuts... thank you bro!
Super cool thx!
nice tips,thanks you so much
Fun! thanks for sharing
Cheers dude, glad you enjoyed it!
Good Job !
Appreciate that! 🙌
Hey TK, great tips. Question about settings for 5:45, it's a long exposure but what f stop are you using? The street light isn't the typical sharp starburst usually produced at f22. Are you using a filter and or shooting wide open?
Thanks so much!
Actually looks like I left the black mist filter on. I was using it for some different shots before this one. This causing the halation’s around the street lights. So not totally deliberate there! I shot heaps of examples this night, so I was pretty tired by this point 😂 But if it’s dark enough I won’t always close off the aperture completely, depends on the shot I guess :)
@@TKNORTH Ah makes sense, a happy accident for sure, thanks TK!
haha i have a pan of you and mich walking across shibs
Hahah I remember that. Talk about epic photography 🔥
Hello from Romania😉🤝
Hey dude! Thanks for dropping by 👋
Hello from Brisbane
Heeelllooo Brisvegas
nice intro shot! Was that shot from a drone? What was your shutter speed? ND filter? TIA
I have always been wondering how speed can be slow ;-)
Hello from Japan
Please come and visit us again.
Tk, do u turn off stabilization in general for panning shots?
One word… monopod.
Dope