In half the video I'm looking at the monitor and not the lens, my bad. I may also be pronouncing Salsify wrong as well - You'll just have to forgive me for that :)
STewart, you have to be one of the very best macro teachers on TH-cam. Learn a lot from you, because you share the details, and what works and what doesn't. Wouldn't miss your vlog. Bill.
Another great video Stewart. Where can I find Salsify seeds ?. I don't know where to look for them in the countryside and I can't find Yellow Salsify seeds advertised anywhere (looked for a packet of seeds to grow my own. Can you please help me.
These big seeds are really great. I have picked up the whole box, and I've used them several times. And at the weekend I will test my new 60mm laowa lens. Another great video, I'm already waiting for the photo of the spider on the dandelion. ;)
I have seen them from time to time here in Denmark, so I think you might be able to find them in the Netherlands as well. I usually see them near grass fields in the countryside :)
Stewart, thanks a lot for your video. I’ve watched it several times, trying to figure out what I’m doing wrong with my salsify seed heads. First of all, not sure if it is because mine are Canadian salsify and therefore somehow different from yours, but I can spray them all day and only get two or three droplets to stay on them. What’s the trick? And secondly, how do you keep the ends of the alligator clip from being in the picture? I’ve tried all kinds of rearrangements but still get a tiny bit, at least, of a clip in every frame. It is so frustrating! Thanks a lot for your help. And thanks for the great videos!
Stewart hi, my English is not very good, but please, can you explain the apature clipping as down side for laova 2,5-5 magnification vs Canon mpe65. What is apature clipping written hier petapixel.com/2018/03/21/the-399-laowa-25mm-macro-lens-vs-the-1050-canon-mp-e-65mm/
I tried some shots with the seeds I found. After watching this, I'm sure I'll end up with better results. Thanks! If you have a chance you can see my first attempt on my instagram Digital_expressions_Sharon
It might have slipped past you, but the video was a teaching people how to take similar shots even if you were a beginner, thus the need for explanations and demonstration. If you can't appreciate the video for being beginner friendly and you only focus on the end results and thumbnails, then I'm afraid you will have a bad time on youtube 😂
In half the video I'm looking at the monitor and not the lens, my bad. I may also be pronouncing Salsify wrong as well - You'll just have to forgive me for that :)
i don't mind i love your videos and i learn a lot from it. And your doing a great job!
Thank you :)
Nice one Stewart. 👍📸
Thanks 👍
You are SO inspirational... thx for your video and work!
STewart, you have to be one of the very best macro teachers on TH-cam. Learn a lot from you, because you share the details, and what works and what doesn't. Wouldn't miss your vlog. Bill.
Thank you so much William :)
Another informative and entertaining video. Thanks Stewart
Thanks mate :)
Beautiful ideas
Thank you! 😊
Great video many thanks 😊
Grazie
Great video and images Stewart. Love the outtakes too, always make me chuckle and also appreciate the honesty.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Stewart. Thank you as always for sharing your incredible talent and art with us. I've used these type of seeds before and they work great.
They are great :)
Congratulations on your work. I would like to know what monitor you use and how you connect it to the camera in live view. Thank
I found one a few weeks ago. I will definitely try this. Thank you!
Good luck!
Love your videos!😍
Glad you like them!
A brilliant informative video as always Stuart !
Thank you Raymond :)
Awesome video, fantastic images, thanks for posting up and always a pleasure to watch :)
Glad you enjoyed it
Another great video Stewart. Where can I find Salsify seeds ?. I don't know where to look for them in the countryside and I can't find Yellow Salsify seeds advertised anywhere (looked for a packet of seeds to grow my own. Can you please help me.
I found them by a local lake, I'm trying to grow my own now.
Great video Stewart!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great one! Now my next challenge is finding the darn seeds.
I like this kind of video, very educational and entertaining
Thank you :)
I love the videos, very informative.
Thank you!
Awesome Stuart 👍
Thanks 👍
These big seeds are really great. I have picked up the whole box, and I've used them several times. And at the weekend I will test my new 60mm laowa lens. Another great video, I'm already waiting for the photo of the spider on the dandelion. ;)
Good luck with testing out your lens :)
Hello and congratulations. A curiosity? Wouldn't it have helped you close 2 or 4 stops? Very nice job.
If you stop down 2 or 4 stops the background would become more in focus and doesn't look as good.
I love this video... it really shows us how you make your beautiful refractions. :)
Thank you so much :)
well done a truly honest video :)
Glad you liked it!
so glad I found your channel, you're awesome mate, what do you think of the new r5 and r6? should be interesting for macro
Might be but I'll wait for real world reviews.
I love these videos Stuart, real practical advice. As someone who has only been into macro for maybe six months, I'm finding your help invaluable.
Glad to help
good stuff bud
Appreciate it
Is the water just normal water? or you mixed it has chemical ingredient? ... Thanks Stewart
Just water.
Hi! Were found you your color paper ?
Sorry for my poor english i'm french.
Thank you 😉
They are textures that you can get from my website. www.stewartwood.com
@@StewartWoodArt yeah! thank you.
@@StewartWoodArt no physical version? 😥
A quick question, what do you use to spray with? Great video. Kind regards.
Thank you. I use a little stray bottle that used to have perfume in it.
wow i never seen them so big!, we only have the little ones here in the netherlands
I have seen them from time to time here in Denmark, so I think you might be able to find them in the Netherlands as well.
I usually see them near grass fields in the countryside :)
They grow wild in the UK :)
@@StewartWoodArt Here also but not that big
@@ulriktnnesen5987 i know i see them a lot here but not that size.
Stewart, thanks a lot for your video. I’ve watched it several times, trying to figure out what I’m doing wrong with my salsify seed heads. First of all, not sure if it is because mine are Canadian salsify and therefore somehow different from yours, but I can spray them all day and only get two or three droplets to stay on them. What’s the trick? And secondly, how do you keep the ends of the alligator clip from being in the picture? I’ve tried all kinds of rearrangements but still get a tiny bit, at least, of a clip in every frame. It is so frustrating! Thanks a lot for your help. And thanks for the great videos!
Great video as always, apologies but I have to correct your grammar, its raise the camera, not higher the camera..... beautiful images 👌
Noted :)
I want them seeds wow wow wow 👌👌👌
I know lol
Stewart hi, my English is not very good, but please, can you explain the apature clipping as down side for laova 2,5-5 magnification vs Canon mpe65. What is apature clipping written hier petapixel.com/2018/03/21/the-399-laowa-25mm-macro-lens-vs-the-1050-canon-mp-e-65mm/
Aperture clipping means the camera controls the aperture electronically when taking the picture.
Awesome video! Very creative!
Thank you very much!
I tried some shots with the seeds I found. After watching this, I'm sure I'll end up with better results. Thanks! If you have a chance you can see my first attempt on my instagram Digital_expressions_Sharon
Good luck!
😂😂😍😍😍
Mr background Talk more then he works,just for one foto he needs the whole y tube video,it’s boring some times,sorry for my critic.
It might have slipped past you, but the video was a teaching people how to take similar shots even if you were a beginner, thus the need for explanations and demonstration.
If you can't appreciate the video for being beginner friendly and you only focus on the end results and thumbnails, then I'm afraid you will have a bad time on youtube 😂