I'm photography summer student who is currently on break, I've decided to use my break to research different and unique styles of photography I'm not going to learn in class, lense balls being one of them, and I really have to say good job. I find this video to be both insightful and useful. thank you!
Great video! I get that you are using a large Aperture - what was the shutter speed and iso? I have a new lensball and learning how to use it. I am using a Cannon EOS Rebel T5 EFS 18-55mm lens mostly. Looking forward to more of your videos
Hi, I had the camera set up on aperture priority so I do not know what setting I had on. it is best to just simply adjust your settings to suit the environment you are in. thanks for the comment!
Hello! I have one and I’m heading to Disney next week. Thinking of trying to get the castle at night. I have a canon r5. Which lens would you recommend for this shot? I have a adaptor for the ef 18-55mm & 50mm 1.8. My newer lens are the 24-105, rf 24-70, and rf 70-200mm 2.8.
I have to tell you that a glass ball means a lot more to me than whatever silly thing you're doing. Trust me, a glass ball is something completely different in my eyes than it is in yours.
Brilliant video you just got a subscriber 🎉🎉
Welcome aboard!
Nice vid man! 😎
I'm photography summer student who is currently on break, I've decided to use my break to research different and unique styles of photography I'm not going to learn in class, lense balls being one of them, and I really have to say good job. I find this video to be both insightful and useful. thank you!
I´ve seen so many video how to use lensball, but yours is really the, everything is so clear now for me, thx a lot ;)
Thank you for the video! Do you have any tutorials on rotating the image In the lensball? I’m thinking more of portraits
Glad to hear that! Im glad it was helpful
Thank you for the informative video. I should propably get an assistant like George, as well!
Fantastic - just got one as a birthday present - looking forward to getting out and cracking on with it
Have fun! Hope you enjoy it 😃
Great video, exactly the info I needed!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, They're such good fun. I've enjoyed doing light trails with mine during lockdown.
Yes they are!
Good info, and I love your assistant.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you
Really helpful, thank you!
Amazing. Thank you!
Really useful, thanks mate! Hope you're staying safe.
Thank you mate. I am. Hope you stay safe too 😃
Great video tutorial! I just order my first crystal ball and looking to capture some great photos. thx for sharing!
Awesome! I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for the comment!
New subscriber, great ideas
Wow, thank you. Hopefully you will like my future videos. Thanks for the support 😊
Nice vid man.
Thanks man 😃
Great video! I get that you are using a large Aperture - what was the shutter speed and iso? I have a new lensball and learning how to use it. I am using a Cannon EOS Rebel T5 EFS 18-55mm lens mostly. Looking forward to more of your videos
Hi, I had the camera set up on aperture priority so I do not know what setting I had on. it is best to just simply adjust your settings to suit the environment you are in. thanks for the comment!
Hi Nice and useful. You said there would be a link to the lens all you recommend. Did not see it?
Would appreciate your help.
Yes. It link wasn't working but it should now be there. Let me know if you have any problems 😃
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Hello! I have one and I’m heading to Disney next week. Thinking of trying to get the castle at night. I have a canon r5. Which lens would you recommend for this shot? I have a adaptor for the ef 18-55mm & 50mm 1.8. My newer lens are the 24-105, rf 24-70, and rf 70-200mm 2.8.
Hi thanks for another great video, you really are a great educator. Just wanted to know what size and make of Lensball were you using?
Im glad you like the video. I used the Original Lensball Pro 80mm. The link to the Amazon page is now in the description. Hope that helps
Can you get the balls from Amazon and are they known as Crystal Balls (Lens quality Glass? Are they fairly heavy / solid? Thanks so much. je
Then how do u edit
what song is in the background?
Its "My Harlem Days 1" by Jan Chmelar
Hi. What lens ball did you use?
I used the Original Lensball Pro 80mm. The link to the Amazon page is now in the description. Hope that helps 😃
I have to tell you that a glass ball means a lot more to me than whatever silly thing you're doing.
Trust me, a glass ball is something completely different in my eyes than it is in yours.
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