Advanced Sharpness Techniques for Photography with Arthur Morris
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2018
- understandphotography.com/ Artie Morris gives us new tips and a live demonstration for creating sharp photos to get stunning results. He also talks about his switch from Canon to Nikon and the pros and cons of each system for bird photographers. What’s the best tripod head for bird photographers? On our 100th episode of The Understand Photography Show, Artie also answers viewers questions about bird photography.
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Artie's blog: www.birdsasart-blog.com
The Understand Photography Show is a live interview-style show about travel, nature and fine art photography. Host Peggy Farren interviews famous photographers, photo artists, specialty photographers, travel gurus and more on this weekly show. It airs live on Fridays on the Understand Photography facebook page, then is uploaded to TH-cam and iTunes. The motto at Understand Photography is "We Simplify the Technical". If you like things explained to you in a simple, step by step manner, you'll love The Understand Photography Show! understandphotography.com/
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Artie is a great teacher and an inspiration in my bird/wildlife photography. I met him on the 4th July 2018 in Farne Islands-UK, goodness me, what a wonderful man he is.... Great show Peggy! enjoyed it.
what a dope video, great photography!
what an insightful video!
thanks for sharing this with us, really enjoyed watching this
Arthur has taught me so much I think I have purchased about every video and guide he has done. Any one serious about learning to photograph birds and make sharp images has to follow Arthur Morris. Thanks for the interview with him.
I agree! Every bird photographer needs to follow Artie! He is such a good instructor!
Great to see/hear Artie, lovely photographer and human being, missed this til now, thanks
Thanks for commenting!
Glad I found this channel. I'm new to wildlife photography. Looking forward to learning new tricks.
Thank you! We try to teach in every episode.
Artie's techniques start @48:47
Great information Artie is such a good teacher. Thanks Peggy for making this possible. I'm looking forward to episode 200!
Me too!
But will he wear those pants again? I love the pants!
Understand Photography they definately were eye catching. The birds looked beautiful.
Great show! Great photographer! Thanks a lot.
Thank you for watching! And for commenting!
Great Channel and great Interview and great guest! Regarding AF, things have changed a lot, and currently Canon is the Leader in Autofocus stuff. Cheers
Great channel,great video,thanks for share.
Thank you!!
Thanks for the great video. I'm a hobbyist photographer and have come to believe that people often long for some new lens, body or other piece of kit. But they also often believe they need to go somewhere to take beautiful pictures.
I live in San Diego and shoot wild parrots, pelicans and shore birds quite often. I often see the exotic birds from other countries and don't always appreciate how lucky I am to have the birds I do.
We have a woman in our facebook group who shoots a lot of wildlife in your area, both in nature and in the zoo. Join us! facebook.com/groups/understandphotography
Your BIF passions and pictures are what we love, not gears nor sponsors.
Thanks
I can go on hours listening to Arthur. Thanks for bringing him on the show again.
What's amazing is that he has teaching tips in almost everything he says. He is such a good instructor as well as photographer!
He can go on listening to himself for hours too.
well I be damned, the focus lock on focus on button is a mindblower.
Such a simple solution for a problem I'm struggling for years with
Thank you very much
Awesome! I'll pass that on to Artie!
love it .... learned a lot .... best regards from Sri Lanka
Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@Understandphotography you are welcome, i am a new comer so everything mentioned there is very important to me......... i was shock to here he change gears to Nikon from Canon .... i have Canon body n lens a 400mm f 2.8 mark iii
I have a z6 Nikon and a 200-500mm Nikon lense and I get great flight photos.
avian photographers here in blighty do suffer some prejudice
from some of the purist birders occasionally, and sometimes
it can be justified,through lack of fieldcraft, (not being birders)
thoroughly enjoyed the edification here tho arthur, hope to see
you at bempton one day on our east coast,,happy snapping.
Am new here , but finding this very interesting, thx
Thanks for joining us!
My Sony RX10-IV is quite a camera for bird in flight. 24 frames per second with AF is incredible.
Sony is really making some great cameras.
Mr Morris I want to ask where you got those Jeans, love them. First time viewer will be a regular. Live in Southwestern ohio, USA.
@Jimmie Aleshire - Artie explains the pants on this episode: www.understandphotography.com/bird-photography-tips-with-the-legendary-arthur-morris/
He was our very first guest and our 100th guest! We are nearing 200 episodes so let's see if I can get him back. He's awesome!
You can set function buttons to change focus mode on Nikon.
Thanks for the tip!
I don't use teleconverters, I despise them "just get closer to your subject", shoot a D500 and D850 "with the grip"with the Nikon 200-500mm f5.6 and Sigma 500mm f4 sport, the Sigma 500mm f4 sport is a beast at a fraction of the cost of the Nikon variant.
I bought my first F2AS Nikon 1980 .
More than you Artie 🇿🇦🥰
1/60th of a second to 1/2000 ....hold my beer
did you stick with Nikon Arthur ?
Artie blogs almost every day so you can hear about the equipment he's using there: www.birdsasart-blog.com/
Apparently now uses Sony. Lesson: these are all fantastic cameras and they're getting better with each release. Use the system that works best for you.
The brightness of the video keeps fluctuating -- it's a little disconcerting.
This video is a low rent production, it's expected.
This could have been 10 minutes long. The first 50 minutes was Artie’s sour grapes and workshop promotion.
Politics aside Arthur, you have moved to a far superior system in Nikon.
And now Sony, even more superior!
If you want close focus at 400MM get a 300MM PF with 1.4X
Is this Nikon? Can you explain more fully?
Just saying the Nikon 300MM PF focuses very close, in the Video Artie was saying how far the close focus distance is with the Nikon 80-400MM at 7 feet, Compared to the Canon 100-400MM.. The Nikon 300MM F4 PF is closer than that with a 1.4X converter and is 420MM F5.6, with about 40 inches minimum focus distance
Thanks for sharing your wisdom! I love when we all learn!
Orange is your color!!
So is a muzzle.
Love your photos, Arthur. But you switched cos Canon fired you... I get that.
video starts 33:50
Correction, it starts at 50 minutes!
That is Canons loss and Nikons gain or maybe Sonys gain ?,a big mistake Canon letting Arthur go.
Colin Jones They won't touch him. His reputation for biting the hand that feeds him is well known in the industry. He's burned all his bridges.
If I had a dollar for every time this woman interrupts Artie....
Go to the B&H TH-cam channel and watch Arties video when he is talking about the Canon 1dx after it first came out. He said he took 2500 shots of flying birds and they were all in Focus so he deleted half of them so he didn't have to process them. Not sure why he feels the need to lie about Canon
The user interface on Canon rocks. Nikons functions are buried. Canons focus lock leaves a little to be desired....I'm from old school pre auto focus when all cameras and lenses were manual focus so I don't mind small flaws in a.f. and I don't need 12 frames per second for peak action capture photography and still get scent photos sharp and precise action....that's how good I am. Canon has fewer breakdowns in field. Nikon wouldn't clean fog between rear screen and glass cover of a d5. Nikon service stinks.Canon if you have a problem they will cover it. In the 80's my Canon led viewfinder display went out and today it still works after repair. Bought the Canon a1 in fall it 1978. Use what ever your comfortable with....its not the tool its the photographer that makes a great image. The camera is just the tool that captures it.
You are probably like me - I keep my cameras and invest in lenses so it's tough to change. It seems many people switch camera manufacturers every few years. That's an expensive way to go! I find Canons easier but some people really like their Nikons, Sonys, Olympuses and Fujis!
The title is misleading. A lot of whining, some bragging, criticising other manufacturers, promoting his own workshops, at 50 mins we get some pretty basic stuff on camera/lens holding. Time wasted. Check out Gimpro's heads if you are serious.
Canon a.f. works perfect for birds in flight. Sounds a little like a disgruntled ex employee. Or the man behind the glass doesn't know how to set up his a.f. for moving subjects. Just saying.
So... Wheres the advanced sharpness techniques...?
About 48 minutes in.
Yep, it's like watching an hour long infomercial.
fossil city
shows you how fucking stupid canon is and why they are slipping and sony are catching up!!
Well, now Artie will have to pay for everything that he destroys instead of Canon fixing it for free.
30 seconds into the video I already knew that he was going to mention something about becoming a Nikon ambassador. Artie's biggest problem is that he is always looking for a free handout from a corporation but if you want something from him you have to pay through the nose.
He could learn a lot from Charles Glatzer.
Someone is a little butt hurt. lol
@@GreenRC24 Someone is absolutely right.
I could listen to him all day but she is the worst presenter on TH-cam
Thank you for the detailed and helpful feedback. It's viewers like you who keep TH-cam a kind and happy place.
And NOW he's selling his nikon gear and going to Sony,so take it with a big grain of salt. Just looking for a paycheck or a company to give him free stuff.
That is revenue stream. It would be stupid to turn these opportunities down.