OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5 Mark II - Landscape Photography with Steve Gosling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2015
- OLYMPUS Ambassador Steve Gosling takes us on a journey exploring why he uses the OLYMPUS O-MD system and what he really loves to photograph. He also shares some tips on how he gets the best out of the OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5 Mark II when taking landscape shots.
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This belongs in every “photography” playlist on TH-cam :)
Fantastic video. I love how calm and wise he is.
It's always a joy to listen and learn from you... Thank you
Fantastic video. Thank you very much for sharing with us your inspiration, talent and experience.
Thanks Steve! Great camera and photographer makes for stunning results.
Quality advice, especially in terms of composition. I feel inspired.
Such cool pictures!!! Love them all
Very insightful and the photos are marvelous. Thank you.
Steve thank you for such a great video and such fantastic images!
You have a great ability to communicate composition! Well done. Very helpful!
Mesmerizing Images! Lovely work
Your images are pure poetry. You are a master impressionist.
Awesome results, that`s what I call "photography" - thanks a lot for sharing :)
Wow ,so beautiful and peacefull pictures. Thank you. I love my olympus too
Such stunning images Steve your B&W work is spectacular
Thanks Sean
Nice video ,.. master of composition , beautiful photographs . Thanks Steve ..GBU
Beautiful Sir, thank you!
A video that's equally inspirational and informative.
A very helpful and well presented video,
thanks Peter
Salute !! you are an inspiration.
Amazing video, great reflections. Thanks
Thanks for an excellent video, and for the depth of thought and feeling that you have shared with us. You have a new subscriber!
Not much technical information mentioned, but what have been said are profound and fundamentally important. Thank you so much for the enlightenment. Glad to have come across your video at the right time in my photographic journey.
Steve, excellent video. Using the Live Bulb feature for long exposures, I’ve never heard that one before. That alone would make this a must watch. Cheers
Very informative. Especially for those of us who are not formally trained as photographers. Like the three word concept. Your post will be viewed more than once. Thanks,
Your b&w’s are awesome!
Brilliant, many thanks for sharing your hard won point of view and knowledge with us.
I've been remembering many decades ago and the pleasure I got working with black & white film. Your video on Landscape has rekindled that desire with my OM-5 mkII
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Thanks again
Thank you Karl
Fantastic video, thank you.
Great info & images! Thanks Steve & Olympus
+Lyndon Smith thank you very much!
Marvellous !!!!
Love this vid, great work and beautiful photos Steve, I love black & white!
Thanks Adrian
You can teach an old dog new tricks, Thanks for sharing, I feel inspired, which is the greatest gift one photog can give another. Be Well and keep making those great images. Cheers
Thank you - very kind of you
Beautiful video. Very instructional.
Great video, love the work! You got yourself a new fan/follower. :)
Steve, what a informative video. Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Wonderful video! Thank you
SUBSCRIBED! Inspirational presentation.
Than you ❤️🙏 more than you know for this incredible information
Seeing so many photos from Iceland, I think weather sealing is good idea. 😄
wonderful to learn an approach by going inside the mind of an artist. fantastic
Thank you Alex - glad to have been of help.
Beautiful piece you have put together.
Thanks Ralph
Excelent vídeo. Thank you.
great video Steve , many thanks
Thanks Mick
Great work Steve!
Thank you!
Very beautiful photos, very sensitive...
Thank you
Inspirational video - your reductionist approach & description of it, is inspiring. Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Omg I feel so amateur, yet so peaceful. Great video!
Very kind of you - thank you
Greetings from Australia. Enjoyed very much this video regarding “personal interpretation as opposed to recording” as well as the Lee7 vid. I worked professionally from the early 70’s onwards and during that time shot 35mm and 120mm chrome so would use polarises and graduation filters on a regular basis. But since digital technology and in particular Photoshop I don’t find any need to use filters anymore, especially graduated filters which I often use to darken down a sky to taste. I also find ‘dehaze’ very helpful. My question, do you have a reason or philosophy as to why you still use, basically an analogue system, in a digital world? Best wishes and keep up the good work and thoughtful and empathetic commentary.
Great video and beautiful photos!
+Marcus Portelli Thank you!
Excellent video - more please!
+Nick Leon Thanks Nick
Great video! Well done! Thank you!
Thanks!
Thanks for the video Steve. May I enquire as to the strength of the nd filter and the subsequent length of the exposure?
just Marvelous!!!
Thanks!!
Each day brings me a day closer to heading off over your way, Steve. I know that's still a way off, but I went for our annual to Brigadoon (Bundanoon) not long after we spoke at Peter Eastway's Atelier, so I'm keeping Scotland in mind! However, I now have my computer back from hospital but I'm still waiting for Olympus Hospital to discharge my camera/lens - body part issues! Meanwhile, I've made myself use the 12-40mm lens and I'm loving the results. Ah, the magic of Olympus... I really love the lighter system.
Thanks Robyn - let me know if you come this way
I was buying a new camera lately. Was holding and waiting like 4 or 5 months to see whether they will release mk3. Gave up at the end bought another camera. The M10 mk3 was tempting, but I really like this form factor, with swiveling screen and weather proofed. It's a shame they didn't update it for 4+ years.
Great video, wonderful photos and inspiring :--)
+wond75 Thank you very much
Excellent informative video, presented superbly.
+Mike Blythe Thanks Mike
Exzellent movie sind very nice pictures 👍👍👍
Wonderful video. Thank you. Can I ask if the video landscapes were shot on the EM5 MarkII too?
Enjoyed your video. I have an Olympus OMD 10 that I bought several years ago. I have seen an OMDE m5 mark Ii. Anyway my question is was that an external LCD that you had attached to your camera. Visually I have some issues and I find the LCDs are usually just shy of acceptable to me. I was wondering if they made such a thing. Thank you
Very inspiring! I now have zero excuse not to produce better water-inclusive landscape photos, living in southern California where we don't see that kind of rain and wind :-)
2mins in , wonderful photos wow
Thank you!
So beautiful 😍😍👌. May i know if Em -10 mk2 is suitable for wildlife photography? Does the focus system based on contrast mode a big matter when compared to phase detection mode?
I enjoy your videos.
+Frank Cardoze Thank you
Amazing, thank you Mr. Gosling. I chase all your videos because I find great wisdom in each of your contributions: "the camera looks both ways". Someone should tell the Queen that you deserve the knighthood!
So if you've been doing photography since the age of 7 that means you have about 14 years under your belt? Great video, love your eye and approach to photography non-hurried and a lot of thought gone into the composition. Thank you for that and many other great tips. Even as a proud Lancastrian I have to about the North Yorkshire has stunning and variable scenery. Please may I ask how accessible are your workshops? I have very poor mobility and tend to use a scooter.
Steve is photos of nature are talent...he is impressive
+Tavga Hawramy Thank you very much
This is like me, thank you Steve. Really would like to learn more from you.
Thank you. Perhaps you can join me on a workshop sometime?
I like your approach to nature. It can be so underdone, and you do the opposite. Informative video.
Thanks
Wow!!! 👍👍👍
Thanks Jules
Nice Video and great photographie and beautiful compositions!
Thank you - very much appreciated
Nice video! Thank you!
Thank you
nice video and pictures am a Olympus owner as well ive got the Olympus e-400 and the e-420 at the minute am looking at the omd range as well.
Thanks Allan
I had an E-500 and E-620, my current E-PL5 just doesn’t quite feel as complete (and the wiggly control dial drives me nuts as it changes my settings!). I’m looking at an OM-D as well, which one did you end up going with?
I like Steve Goslings wise considerations and insightful suggestions; thank you!
[btw - 07:29, 07:38, 07:44: not: Glen Catherine, but Blencathra (aka Saddleback) ]
PeterK [NL - EU]
This is just a perfect little tutorial, Steve. I'm thinking of updating my very first micro four thirds EM10. I'm leaning toward the mark 2 or the pen f. Thank you. I see why you have this many subscribers.
Thank you - both the EM1ii and the PEN-F are great cameras; it's a case of picking the right one for you and your photography (for example the PEN-F isn't weather sealed so that might be an issue for you if you do a lot of landscape photography for example)
Great video and amazing photos!! Do you use a filter system for the Oly 7-14mm lens? Thank you.
Thanks; Yes - I use the Lee 100mm system
Steve, Great Video, Love your photographic Eye. 3 questions. are you shooting raw? what software are you using in post, and where is that feature on watching the photo expose found in the em5-ii. Thank You! :)
Thanks. Yes I shoot RAW; process using Capture One and I was using the Live Bulb feature (drop me an email (via my website) and I can send you a pdf of an article about it)
Hi Steve, great video and wonderful images. What is the largest print you feel you can make from a 16MP Olympus?
Hi Time - I've made 30" x 20" prints that look good to me
While they could be crisper up close, I’m VERY proud of my 20” by 30” the Great Sand Dunes of Colorado, just before sunset. Matted and mounted on my wall, I look at them and think “Majestic!” and rarely consider “That’s from an E-500 with 8MP.”
Super! :)
+pack554 Thank you!
Nice presentation, showcasing some lovely images. One implicit message for me is the need to slow down and think about the scene before pressing the shutter - I know I'm always rushing around too much!
+Martin Thomson Thanks Martin - glad it was helpful.
Hi Steve, thanks for the video, could you please tell us which is the tripod head you are using?
Thanks!
+Jordi Ventura Plans Thanks Jordi. I use either the Arca Swiss Cube or the D4
Thanks!
Yong D Kim, Thanks so much for your reply, I was so worried that I got a defective camera, I was ready to pack it up and return it. In other words, do you think that if I turned off the IBIS, the noise will go away? Thanks again.
What kind of noise? I had a few stuck pixels in my quite-old E-PL5, but that noise was taken care of in stills and video with the “pixel mapping” feature in camera settings. If you mean you HEAR a noise, you could check your manual and make sure that your IBIS is only trying to compensate while you’re half-holding down the shutter - what you might be hearing is the sensor reaching the limit for how far it can “swing” to one side, then the IBIS is trying to reset by coming back to center. The newer firmwares and cameras seem to work like magic with video... maybe a firmware update could help too?
Hope this issue was resolved for you years ago!
Hi Steve,
I've invested in a EM-5 MKII with 12-40mm & 40-150mm pro lenses.
I have a Lee 100mm filter set for my Nikon D750, I wanted to ask if the kit works fine on the Olympus kit, i.e. will the Lee 100mm soft grad work the same on the small sensor as it does on a FX sensor or would I need to use a hard grad on the Olympus?
I use harder grads with the Olympus camera and use the Lee 100mm system
Le foto bianco e nero e scatti dalla macchina oppure li generi in Post produzione ??
Your photos were nice
But try not to take so cartoonist
Very nice video, I recently got the Olympus EM5 II, and when I turn it on I hear this static noise coming from the speaker in the back of the camera, do you know if this is normal? Thanks!!
The Film Plane. That is so normal. IBIS makes that noise.
Maybe the IS system working that you can hear?
Hi Steve can I know which gitzo model you use? Thank you .Do you conduct any photography course or video?
I use a Systematic series 4 and a Mountaineer Series 3; my workshops are publicised on my website. Thanks
What head is that on your Gitzo tripod, in the sequence by the lake? (I used to shoot with an OM-1 starting in 1978, loved that camera). In 2009 or so I bought a Nikon d7000 and hated it from the second I walked out of the shop. About a year ago I got fed up with all that clunky Nikon gear, it was like carrying a load of bricks. Have gone back to Olympus with an OM-D M5 Mk II and will never shoot with another brand again.
Hi David - I use an Arca Swiss D4 geared head and an Arca Swiss Cube
Hi Steve,
Enjoy watching your video I too use Olympus including the EM5mkii and the EM1MK1 but find the results very noisy and grainy even at base iso. I wonder if you could advise me where am going wrong,
Best Regards,
Peter
Thanks for your reply
I'm not Steve, but best advice I can give you is to stop pixel peeping. Print your images. I have printed images up to ISO 12,800 with hardly any noticeable grain, ZERO noise. So print print print!!!!
The EM1 was noisy for long exposures but I've never had an issue with the MkII or the EM5ii
What do you use for post-editing?
Capture One and Photoshop
@8:05golden
surprised a bit about the olympus choice, must look like a toy beside the alpa and phase one. But I use it myself and know how much effort & quality got into the system.
Just horses for courses - they complement each other really well
Do any of the Olympus ambassadors actually use Olympus cameras as their main camera? All the ones that I have seen have one as an alternative to their DSLR or larger format cameras!
Nnnuuk there very grainy
Peter Stuart you obviously havent used one.....
I use both medium format and Olympus systems - I don't have a 'main' camera; it's a case of choosing the most appropriate tool for the job in hand - but I'll happily use them interchangeably.
you said you are the ambassador then i like to bring up a very important issue and it is the customer service and after sell service
they need to be trained , i bought a new olympus OMD 5 mark ii and i had some issues in reg of soft ware and other installation i needs an immediate help and the call olympus but not only the guy did not know much about this camera , but became hopeless and hanged up on me
why does the EM5mkii produce so much noise and grain even at base iso
I've not noticed a problem with the EM5ii; the EM1 was noisy when doing long exposures
I had this issue too but was using the low iso setting. I was advised never to go below 200 and it seems to have improved. Hope this helps. Nothing more disappointing than a lovely image spoilt by noise and grain.
Your were in tbe faroe island
I have been and going again next year - great place.
Steve, toward the end of the video, you said you were using the OMD's "live_________feature," but I couldn't make out what you were saying and don"t know what you were referring to. Help?
Its 'Live Bulb' Albert; drop me an email (via my website) and I can send you a pdf of an article about it.
Wieviel hat Olympus bezahlt damit er dieses Video macht ?
bad it has a lot of noise even at low iso especially on omd m1.1
Is this something you see at a certain time stamp in the video? Or are you just chasing a perfect record of a moment on paper?
The EM1 was noisy for long exposures; the EM1ii is much better
Great shots, footage and content but built-in camera microphone is crappy