Thanks a alot! 🙏This is unfortunally not made with the car light but with a head torch, shouldnt make a difference thou as long as you can find the owl with your car 👍🏻😊
Thank you so much Duade! It was quite hard I can deny but it was worth it! You should, so much fun! I'm already trying to figure out better nighting solutions haha.. Thanks again! 🙏🙏😊
Hey Andy, great video! I've never tried wildlife photography at night I really enjoyed the video and photographs. Wow.... vlogging and photographing at night looks tough, but you were right on it. Say'in hey ... Greg
What a great evening out with the tawny Andy! I hear these owls at night from my bedroom window at my new place, might have to give it a try one day as well. Nice video 👌
Thank you Jose! I’ve been thinking about making more night photography videos but havn’t gotten around to it. generally you need light and preferably a strong light source and maybe even 2 or 3 sources to help you to keep your iso down for a cleaner photo. Many hides use construction lighting and it works fine for them however I’ve never tried it so can’t give you my opinion regarding it. In my case it was a head torch with a lumen of 1000 and you keeping my shutterspeed really low, you will get blurry photos but one will hopefully be sharp enough, if you have a camera which can handle low light good then that’s ideal! Hopefully it helped you some! Have a great day
Hi Andy, I have been attempting to find a tawny locally to do the same and had the same thought on the head torch. Do you mind if I ask where did you attach it, to your head whilst filming, or on the lens/lens hood? thanks!
Hey! Hope you find one it was really fun ! I had it both on my head and in my hand, using tripod and a good lcd screen makes it much easier to keep focus while you’re lighting up the bird! :)
Thank you Andrew! Well it was a fluke and wasnt sure it would work with my head torch but it did. 🙏 Get yourself a light source above 1200 lumen, keep your shutterspeed fairly low and crank up the iso if needed :)
Thank you so much! I used my head torch and kept the light on it while recording and photographing, a flash would do a better job to make sure the shutter were fast enough but don't have any, still think it turned out quite well to be honest!
@@AndyGustavsson thanks, yeah, the head lamp worked great. It's hard to light owls in the foliage as small branches tend to cast hard shadows on the birds, great job.
Hey, I hope you are well. I have seen all videos. Very well. I appreciate your work. I have sent an email by ifthekar robin, kindly check it out. and waiting for your reply. Thanks
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That is one amazing video Andy. The footage and the images you got are totally mesmerising and in such difficult conditions. Stunning mate!
Thank you so much Keith it truely means alot!! 🙏😊😊
That was AWESOME.... I'm glad you got the shot of that owl (GOOD JOB)
Thank you so much! Surely was something different! 😃🙏
Great video, as well as the photos. Congratulations for the result!
Thank you so much Buddy! 😊🙏
You did well Andy for a first attempt at night photography for owls.👍👍
Thank you Terry! I felt like it was a bit to harsh light but need to practice more! 😊🙏
Wow what an amazing video, that must have been awesome to witness! Great stuff Andy!
Thank you so much Gladys, it sure was it stuck around for a good hour and a half! 😊🙏
Splendid video Andy, very atmospheric. Your patience certainly paid off. Great video and shots of the tawny.....good work👍
Thank you so much Trevor!! 🙏🙏😊
Lovely footage my friend. Your first attempt paid you well. 👍👍
Thank you so much buddy! 🙏😁
Great work Andy! Love the tawny owl. Keep them the vids coming.
Thank you so much Trond!! 🙏🙏
So great. Driving car shots. Sitting car shots in dark with a light, learned so much
Thanks a alot! 🙏This is unfortunally not made with the car light but with a head torch, shouldnt make a difference thou as long as you can find the owl with your car 👍🏻😊
Very professional video! Beautiful owls 🦉 👍👍
Thank you so much!! 🙏🙏😊
Well done, pictures look great and credit to you for all your effort. I really need to do some night photography. Cheers, Duade
Thank you so much Duade!
It was quite hard I can deny but it was worth it!
You should, so much fun! I'm already trying to figure out better nighting solutions haha..
Thanks again! 🙏🙏😊
Great job, Andy!
Thank you Kevin!
Hey Andy, great video! I've never tried wildlife photography at night I really enjoyed the video and photographs. Wow.... vlogging and photographing at night looks tough, but you were right on it. Say'in hey ... Greg
Thanks Greg! It was hard work but I think it turned out great for being my first attempt!😊🙏
What a great evening out with the tawny Andy! I hear these owls at night from my bedroom window at my new place, might have to give it a try one day as well. Nice video 👌
Thank you so much Espen, you definitely should! Such challenge to get it done but so much fun! 😊👍
Nice work bro!
Thanks Erik! 🙏🤙
Nice Video...Could pls suggest one best Spot light or any other lights to shoot night birds.
Thank you so much! I used a head lamp for this session but would go for something better! 😊🙏
Nice, but it would be helpful to add tips on how to do it settings wise.
Thank you Jose! I’ve been thinking about making more night photography videos but havn’t gotten around to it. generally you need light and preferably a strong light source and maybe even 2 or 3 sources to help you to keep your iso down for a cleaner photo.
Many hides use construction lighting and it works fine for them however I’ve never tried it so can’t give you my opinion regarding it.
In my case it was a head torch with a lumen of 1000 and you keeping my shutterspeed really low, you will get blurry photos but one will hopefully be sharp enough, if you have a camera which can handle low light good then that’s ideal!
Hopefully it helped you some!
Have a great day
Nice video, Like n.36 and Greetings from Italy :)
Thanks alot buddy, glad you liked it! 😊🙏🙏
Hi Andy, I have been attempting to find a tawny locally to do the same and had the same thought on the head torch. Do you mind if I ask where did you attach it, to your head whilst filming, or on the lens/lens hood? thanks!
Hey! Hope you find one it was really fun ! I had it both on my head and in my hand, using tripod and a good lcd screen makes it much easier to keep focus while you’re lighting up the bird! :)
@@AndyGustavsson Perfect, thanks for the reply!
whee is the available light coming from?
A head lamp with 1200 lumen😊
Was hoping for a how to video..lighting..settings etc..BUT nicely done
Thank you Andrew! Well it was a fluke and wasnt sure it would work with my head torch but it did. 🙏
Get yourself a light source above 1200 lumen, keep your shutterspeed fairly low and crank up the iso if needed :)
@Andy Gustavsson question..
My dashcam & gopro will film a lit up image albeit distant & blurry but my camcorder won't.. any idea why?
Oh that’s unfortunally outside my comfort zone, I think it has to do with the focus distance but I’m not the right guy to answer that!
What was your camera setting at that time.
I’m not 100% but if I remember correctly, 1/60 f4 iso 10000-12800 or so
great work congrats! what have you used for lighting the owls to be able to photograph them?
Thank you so much! I used my head torch and kept the light on it while recording and photographing, a flash would do a better job to make sure the shutter were fast enough but don't have any, still think it turned out quite well to be honest!
@@AndyGustavsson thanks, yeah, the head lamp worked great. It's hard to light owls in the foliage as small branches tend to cast hard shadows on the birds, great job.
What flash did you use?
No flash, Lumonite headlamp, I think it was the 1200 lm version
Strålande!
Tack Ulf!
Hey, I hope you are well. I have seen all videos. Very well. I appreciate your work. I have sent an email by ifthekar robin, kindly check it out.
and waiting for your reply.
Thanks