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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2021
- Been a relatively long time since my last video, so I decided to grab my Nikon D3400 along with the standard 18-55 kit lens and head to the back country! Regardless of your equipment (Canon, Sony, Panasonic), I hope this video inspires you to do the same ... head outdoors, explore, have fun, and relax!
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OTHER LENSES TO CONSIDER:
Video review of the 18-140: • Nikon 18-140 Lens - Re...
Video review of the 18-300: • Nikon 18-300 Lens - Fi...
Video review of the fixed 50: • Great Lens (50mm) - Fi...
Video review of the fixed 35: • Great Lens (35mm) - Fi...
Video review of the fixed 40: • Great Lens (40mm) - Fi...
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Music by:
The Palms ...
- Satellites
- Push Off
Dimitri Hutchison ...
- Be Alight - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Glad to see you. Honestly I've learnt lot of things about photography from you. Thank you and keep this up.
Thanks for the post and glad to be of help! :) Stay tuned as I have another video on the way:).
Glad you got some time off to relax & do the things you love
TY!:) always good to grab some gear and head to the back country:).
Good advice on the safety aspects of photography! Inspirational video as always...Fine Images!
Thanks for the post ... one slip in the wrong place could be a major issue. Stay safe:).
Hey mark it is so good to see you back I missed the wonderful videos and pictures that you take. thank you for your encouragement we all need to take more time to relax. Mark, thanks for all you do I have watched this over just to enjoy your photos. I remembered I do not even look at the top of the screen I put a screen but yes I do now to enhance my photo capability. thank you for your wonderful teaching. Stay well and safe. God bless y'all
God bless America 🇺🇸
William
Good to see your post/feedback Bill and hope all is well with you and your family ... stay safe and God bless! :)
Thanks for the reminder Mark that you don’t need the latest expensive cameras, full frame, mirrorless or top quality lenses to take great shots! Enjoyed going out on the trail with you again.
Thanks for the post David! :) Sounds like you get it as well ... grab whatever gear you have an enjoy the journey:).
Loved the hike...and some great shots there. Shots of fire were unbelievably stunning. A great reminder of your philosophy that it's not so much about the camera but the photographer. Beautiful shots of sunrise and the trail as well. Thank you for posting the metadata as always. 🙂👍
Appreciate your post/feedback!:) It was a good/fun/relating trip ... good to unwind:).
Great to see you again sir. Expecting more videos to come soon.
Thanks for the post and stay tuned as I have another in the works! :)
Nice to have you back, Mark. You have really beautiful images, thank you for sharing these with us.
Thanks for the post/feedback Gordon! :)
Made me happy your back thanks 👍 good video.
Glad to be of help/inspiration:).
Nice to see back doing videos. Nice pics.
Really love your videos and teaching style, you inspire me to get out and use my d3400 more often. Your photos are beautiful!
Thanks for the post/feedback Sarah! Glad to be of help/inspiration ... life is short/busy, so taken time to relax, unwind, and capture some beautiful moments. :)
Great to see you again! I'm always excited when you post a new video. You absolutely prove that equipment DOESN'T MATTER. It's all about composition and creativity. I'm hoping to grab some great shots while TDY in the FLW area. Thank you for your service, brother. I'm 23 years and counting. Shooting for 30 and I'm out! Best wishes.
Thanks for the post and your service Joe! :) WOW - 23 and counting?! Hang in there and enjoy the ride :).
Great to see you again Sir!!! Everytime you do your detox these videos you make do the same thing to me even I just watch on my ohone screen. Great hreat videos and love our trustee D3400... Thanks again Sir and stay safe! God bless.
Thanks for the post/feedback!:) Nice to grab the gear and head out into the wild and capture some good memories:).
Found your channel early 2020 while trying to learn how to use my D3500. I watch a lot of wildlife and landscape photographers, but your channel is the one that motivates me! Simple and relatable, but still educational. Thank you for this!
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help/inspiration!:)
Hi Mark, great to see you again … and nice to see the faithful d3400 is still making great images, though it sure helps a lot if its you at the viewfinder. If my d3500 could talk it’d sound like homer simpson most days. But watching you I’m sure I’m improving. Great scenery and sound advice in your message, particularly on personal safety. .. and so refreshing that you don’t obsess about the gear, its all about the image
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad/hope to inspire!:) If I can do it, so can you:). I am giving thought to create a video or videos taking one or two shots from start to finish as I feel this may help more people ... stay tuned:).
@@RealWorld Great Idea Mark
Great video and glad to see you back! You've helped so many of us who only want to learn how to use a camera as an amateur, not a professional. Glad you emphasized the safety factor. Even if it's a day hike, a cell phone won't help you if there's no tower for service. Hope you enjoyed getting away for a bit.
Thanks for the post Christy and glad to be back!:) Sometimes life gets busy and it is good to grab the gear and get to the back country:).
I like how you take advantage of the scenes you see. Your post processing skills are amazing too. Very very beautiful shots
Thanks for your post/feedback!:) I have a few videos on post processing but I am thinking to create more as post processing is an important part in the overall process in my opinion. :)
@@RealWorld that would be great
Nice video. That 18mm - 55mm is a good performer. Going to dig mine back out.
Thanks for the post/feedback and agree ... the 18-55 is a solid performer :)
Excellent video.. Your videos helped me understand my camera more. Like how you show the info of your photo's and good to see your back at it. 📷👍🙏
Thanks for the feedback and glad to be of help!:)
Glad you are back and as usual your music choice is great. Greetings from Belgium
Thanks for the feedback and welcome from the US! :)
We are waiting for you!
Beautiful ❤️.
After a very long time 😍
I'm happy to see you back! Thanks for the video!
I know these adventures take time and are not always possible because you're busy, but can you maybe make those home-based theory-related explanation videos when you get time? You explain so well.
Thanks for the post and glad to be back!:) I like the idea as well ... perhaps a few back to basic videos:). Stay tuned.
I love this channel! another great video 👍
Appreciate your post/feedback John! :)
keep up the good work
Welcome back Guru 😀
Another great video. I really like the safety tips. My step son fell and never came home here in Southern Illinois. Thanks for mentioning them.
Loved the images as always but the stump in the middle of the path was pretty dang cool!
Until next time, safe travels and good health!
Thanks for the post/feedback and so sorry to hear about your step son - WOW. By southern Illinois are you referring to the northern part of the Shawnee National Forest? I have been there and plan to go back at some point. Appreciate your observation related to the stump ... it's a unique shot:).
@@RealWorld The Northern part of the forest yes. We do have some beautiful land down state here. Dangerous places that one needs to be well aware of but very worth while to go and visit and photograph as a video or 2 back of yours demonstrated. Garden of The Gods is maybe 20 minutes from me. Due to mobility issues some places I can not get to but others, I simply love it!
Safe travels for sure! And if you do come back down here I hope you have time for some pictures and maybe a clip or two to share online.
On a side note, I showed my wife the stump picture as well and she loved it.
Also Glad to see you back. I love your "break it down barney style" videos, so I can understand photography better!
lol - i like that ... break it down barney style :) ... glad to be of help!:)
Nice vlog, Take care .PH
Great to see you back! Also, good to know we're still using the same camera! Welcome back, Mark!
Thanks for the post and glad to be back! :) Sometimes life gets busy. When that happens, I like to grab my gear and head out! :)
Great shots and good to see you back!
Almost all of my ig photos videos were taken with d3400 and kitlens cause of this channel, until I upgraded to 35mm prime again because of your channel, and I have created my own channel of course because of this channel. Thanks sir.
lol - glad to be of help! :)
This is my love right here.
Glad to see you back again take care .
Glad to see you back! Great video as always!
I am way late to the party for this video, but great content as per usual. Thanks for sharing.
Never too late and thanks for the feedback! :)
So glad you posted
That's what it is all about. Enjoying the Nature and taking nice Photos. No matter if you have a 400$ or a 2000$ Camera. I am going to Italy next month and I hope I can get some nice Photos like you did. Greatings from Germany. Your videos are an inspiration. Don't try to get the one in a million Instagram shot. Do the "Me and the Nature" Photo thing and enjoy it!
Thanks for the post/feedback and agreed! :) Grab your gear, get outside, and enjoy life. Italy sounds like a great time. Consider taking a Joby Gorilla pod or the like for long shutters (the Joby is great for traveling, etc.). Enjoy your time and stay safe ... blessing from the United States. :)
Nice video, relaxing place!!
Moonpie
Thanks and stay tuned ... another video in the works from a similar area - great adventure:).
Good to see you back, great video with a great set of images. I do love the trusty D3400. Stay safe 👍
Thanks Rob! :) The D3400 continues to keep ticking/shooting:).
Yay you're back! :)
I've only found your channel within the past month and I'm so glad I did because I'm dead set on buying this camera. Unfortunately due financial issues I'm not going to be able to this year, but I'm almost certain by next summer I'll have a D3400 in my hands. Also thanks for the sick music, imma add them to my playlist :D
Thanks for the post and glad to be of help!:) Stay on the lookout for used equipment as well ... I suspect you will find a deal:).
Nice to see you back. Been subbed a few years and always found your videos to be helpful and pleasant to watch. Hopefully you might have time to post more regular.
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad you enjoy the content. Stay tuned as I have plans for another video on the way. :)
Tiktok ... try keep the dance moves to a minimum 🤣. Great video looked like an awesome adventure .
lol - yes indeed:).
And again... it's not downloadable.
Anyways... thoroughly enjoyed and it did felt as if I was there...doing everything you were doing.
Thank you very much for your time and effort.
Thanks for the post/feedback!:) Not certain what to make of the inability to download:).
My first real camera was a D3300, I wish i never would have sold it..The D3xxx series are the best cameras for the money out there its sad that they discontinued them...I shoot a D500 now because I primarily shoot birds of prey in flight but when i just want to go out for general photography I miss the good ole D3300! Good video, thanks man!
Thanks for your post ... I heard the same regarding the 3000 and 5000 series!:) Someone mentioned Nikon discontinued production in Japan but I did not hear anything related to the United States. I will need to research more:).
@@RealWorld I heard the same about Japan, thats not great news but my main lens is the Nikon 200-500mm and it was made in Thailand and i have had it close to 3 years and it has worked flawlessly...It isn't a fair day lens, I have had it in some harsh conditions...So I don't think that Nikon moving out of Japan will be a huge issue..
Great video, Grat shots, would love to go on an adventure with you someday :) Germany gets boring sometimes ^^
Stay safe and healthy Mark
Anytime you get the United States, let me know ... might be fun to gather a group of photographers for an outdoor adventure - imagine all the shots taken/captured :).
review yongnuo 50mm f1.8. It would be very helpful
Its just my opinion but I preferred the song “right my way back” for previewing pictures
thanks for the post/feedback:). this contained a mix ... the first two songs are from The Palms - a good/solid group and the third song is very interesting. i exchanged messages with both groups - this nice/solid.
I just subscribed love the video and the pics were amazing, I just bought recently a Nikon d3200 will it do just as well as the 3400?
Thanks for the post/question and welcome to the channel!:) Yes, you can take great shots with the D3200 (older but still capable:)). The two major differences between the D3200 and D3400 - 1) battery life 2) max ISO (helpful to have a higher ISO is lower light, however 6400 is fine in most low light situations).
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I have a D3400 and I want to take it to the beach. But I'm too chicken. I'm afraid I'll get sand in everything
lol - sand seems to get everywhere:). i have taken my camera to the beach without any significant issues but you should exercise a bit of caution. :)
Great video 👍who are the music artist ?
Thanks for the post/question Jose!:)
Music by:
The Palms ...
- Satellites
- Push Off
Dimitri Hutchison ...
- Be Alight
Which focus mode and matrix setting you usually use in Nikon D3400 for these pics
I use back button focus and full/matrix exposure. A quick vid on back button focus setup - th-cam.com/video/6qUebpQeclY/w-d-xo.html
@@RealWorld yes i also use back button focus . I learnt it from your vedio . But sometime the picture become blur if i zoom it .