This is exactly the kind of fly-photography tutorial I have been looking for. Your candid approach to all aspects is really fun to hear and extremely informative. Thank you for putting together such a fine video!
Wow, an outstanding tutorial on fly photography ! Thanks for taking the time and posting. Learned a lot, and giving more thought on the subject of improving my own photos. BRAVO ZULU.
James, thank you for putting this together. I loved listening to your perspective and learning from how you do things. I will certainly put into practice some of your methods. Your work and photos inspire my work and a I appreciate you sharing your knowledge! Cheers!
Good info. This s superior to what is seen in magazines. Photography appreciates the effort in fly tying. You tie a deer hair winged fly I found on Instagram. The photos caused me to stop to stare at the presentation. But I want photos on how you tied such a beautiful fly.
Brilliant tutorial James, learned loads from it. More importantly it’s given me more confidence just to have a go at different ways of taking fly photos. Really liked how genuine your approach is. Thank you for this tutorial and sharing. 👍☘️
As always, fantastic. Love your work so much. Wire settings is insane. Need to figure out how to remove wire. Part about honesty is probably my favourite part. Hope to see more of your videos. You are unique and inspirational. Cheers 🍻🍻
Thank you so much for making this video! The part you showed having a white board on the other side of the fly was an amazing trick! So much more you covered! Thank you again! Also I am glad to have found how you make insect wings from feathers. Genius! Hope you will put videos of your fly tying into TH-cam. I don’t use social media software so I hope I will see your fly tying videos from youtube! (^_^)
Hi James, Thank you very much for your tutorial. It was awesome. I bought the ring lighting mechanism that you showed. I really like it. When I use my Olympus TG 6 though on microscope level the fly whites out. I can figure out how to correct this. Do you have any suggestions. Thank you, Mike
Hi Mike! I don't remember the exact fine tuning on the TG-5 but I'm pretty sure you have a dial that can change the exposure compensation value (between -3.0 and +3.0 I think) and I probably used that. If you can have manual control over the shutter speed it's best to use that. I used the remote app a lot also.
Nice tutorial… I liked the light device where you put the fly in the middle with ring light around pointing inward, you said it was lamp for fly photo… do you have a link to the web shop?
Hello Kim! I bought mine from a guy Russia who makes them, so I don't know if that works anymore... I know a great swedish guy named Ola who makes similar ones as well. yr3d.shop/Photo-Flies-c37042691 onthedropper.com/en/produkter/flugbindning/fotoring-halo
Spectacular fly tying and fly photography. Your video covers all the important points. Thank you for taking the time to share it!
Thank you!
James!!!! This is AMAZING!!!! I appreciate you sharing😃🙏
Thanks a lot!
Great video. I enjoy photographing my flies. It’s always interesting to see how other people do this.
Thank you so much! I agree, it's very enjoyable.
This is exactly the kind of fly-photography tutorial I have been looking for. Your candid approach to all aspects is really fun to hear and extremely informative. Thank you for putting together such a fine video!
Thank you so much! That makes me really happy!
Thank you very much James. Great job, it really is a pleasure to see your photographs and your flies. Tons of inspiration. Greetings from Argentina.
Thank you so much!!
HY! Thanks for all these stuff👍 following you on insta and i just discovered your yt channel. Great job and love your flies🤩🤩👍🙏🤘🎣
Thank you and welcome!
Wow, an outstanding tutorial on fly photography ! Thanks for taking the time and posting. Learned a lot, and giving more thought on the subject of improving my own photos. BRAVO ZULU.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
James, thank you for putting this together. I loved listening to your perspective and learning from how you do things. I will certainly put into practice some of your methods. Your work and photos inspire my work and a I appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
Cheers!
Thank you so much Allen! Those words make me really happy! I look forward to seeing more of your work (which I already love!) . Cheers!
Good info. This s superior to what is seen in magazines. Photography appreciates the effort in fly tying. You tie a deer hair winged fly I found on Instagram. The photos caused me to stop to stare at the presentation. But I want photos on how you tied such a beautiful fly.
❤❤❤ amazing work like your tying. Thx james
Excellent video! I love the creativity you bring to fly tying and appreciate your insight to fly photography.
Thank you for your kind words Garren! Glad you enjoy it!
Brilliant tutorial James, learned loads from it. More importantly it’s given me more confidence just to have a go at different ways of taking fly photos. Really liked how genuine your approach is. Thank you for this tutorial and sharing. 👍☘️
Thanks a lot Neil! I would love to see you finding your way even though you take great shots already!
Awesome James! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful creative techniques!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
As always, fantastic. Love your work so much. Wire settings is insane. Need to figure out how to remove wire.
Part about honesty is probably my favourite part. Hope to see more of your videos. You are unique and inspirational. Cheers 🍻🍻
Thank you so much Vladimir! I love your work too!
@@onceandaway i need to up my photography just made few flies... I will try to apply some advice from your video 🍺
James, that is a master peace. like it a lot. you realy talked about every point which is neccasary
Thanks a lot Chris! That was my goal!
thank you for sharing very useful information!
Thank you Eli!
Fantastic resource James!
Thanks a lot Duncan!
Thank you so much for making this video! The part you showed having a white board on the other side of the fly was an amazing trick! So much more you covered! Thank you again!
Also I am glad to have found how you make insect wings from feathers. Genius! Hope you will put videos of your fly tying into TH-cam. I don’t use social media software so I hope I will see your fly tying videos from youtube! (^_^)
Thank you so much! Glad you found it useful.
Hi James,
Thank you very much for your tutorial. It was awesome. I bought the ring lighting mechanism that you showed. I really like it. When I use my Olympus TG 6 though on microscope level the fly whites out. I can figure out how to correct this. Do you have any suggestions.
Thank you,
Mike
Hi Mike! I don't remember the exact fine tuning on the TG-5 but I'm pretty sure you have a dial that can change the exposure compensation value (between -3.0 and +3.0 I think) and I probably used that. If you can have manual control over the shutter speed it's best to use that. I used the remote app a lot also.
@@onceandaway Thank you James very much!!
Nice tutorial… I liked the light device where you put the fly in the middle with ring light around pointing inward, you said it was lamp for fly photo… do you have a link to the web shop?
Hello Kim! I bought mine from a guy Russia who makes them, so I don't know if that works anymore... I know a great swedish guy named Ola who makes similar ones as well.
yr3d.shop/Photo-Flies-c37042691
onthedropper.com/en/produkter/flugbindning/fotoring-halo
Fantastic
Thank you!