Lesson Four With the Sony DSC HX400V: Go Into the Light
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- Light and dark, shadow and sun ... all these things come into play in this video about using light in nature photography to its best effect. Both stunning photographs and less stunning photos take their places in it to illustrate what happens under various outdoor conditions. Plants, birds and landscapes all play their parts in this kaleidoscope, as eagles and flowers blossom in their best light.
You captured God's magnificent creation and present them in front of our eyes! Thank you.
Thank you for your kindness.
Thanks Carl for very informative Video I bought this Camera before finding your Video I had No knowledge of the POTENTIAL wife thought it was a happy snapper I amazed her showing her a Photo using the Clear image Mode she could not see what I had seen Happy Days Take Care Carl
That's great to hear. The camera can be lots of fun. All the best. Carl
Thank you so much for these videos. I'm trying to familiarize myself with this camera. It is capable of far more than I am but you are helping me inch along.
You're welcome. Continue inching. All the best. Carl
I bought this camera earlier this year after watching some of your videos, and so far, I've been impressed with it. During the learning process, I didn't quite have the settings down for a storm chase and a lot of the images came out with a blue hue to the clouds. I think I had the white balance in daylight instead of cloudy. I mainly shoot in ISO 80 and sometimes 100. I've captured some pretty awesome shots of different things from wildlife to storms to big waves on Lake Michigan and more. I'm gonna have fun with this camera over the next few years.
Hello Carl 😊 my hx400v arrived a week ago. You really are right - this camera can teach you photography, at least how to use the exposure settings. Am loving it. Have taken a few not-too-awful bird pics. Out of a few hundred 😂 but have learned a ton about the settings in a short time. Super happy with my purchase 😍
Hi Colleen, Good! I"m glad you're having fun with the camera and getting to know it. Believe me, the bird pics are difficult, and as the old photography adage goes, you have to shoot a lot to get a little. It's always that way. All the best. Carl
Thank You for sharing your information, I find it to be interesting and informative, I have a small DSC-H300 and it works, you have helped me a lot. Hope that I can git a X-400V soon.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Sir, Very helpful
Nice.
Keep it up
Hi Carl. Greetings from Germany. I love your videos a lot. I own the Sony DSC HX400V, as well as the Sony HX90V. Are your nature photos (for example the eagle) made with an tripod or by hand?
Hi Chucky. Thanks for the kind words. Most of my photos are hand-held. The macros use a tripod when necessary (low light or shot with the zoom extended). The eagle was hand-held, since I wasn't expecting to see it that day and it was pointed out to me. The stabilization works well. All the best. Carl
HI Carl. Thank for all the postings on the Sony DSC HX400v i have found them invaluable. Whilst on Safari what programme would you suggest I use?
I'm not sure what to use with Safari, but GIMP might have a version for you. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Thanks and all the best. Carl
hy carl, is it possible to take blurred pics
& videos from hx 400v. Please give me some suggestion
At 24mm the lens opens up to f2.8, which will blur the background. Step back and use the long lens on your subject, which will also blur the background. All the best. Carl
@@carlreader8939 thanks
Were these all on manual focus?
No, autofocus. I used flexible spot when possible to attempt to get the eye sharp.
thank you for uploading. I just bought this camera & need help finding the right setting to use. Will this also work on portraits?
You're welcome. It will work on portraits, and has a portrait setting to begin with. I have a bunch of other videos, if you have the time. Have fun, and good shooting. All the best.
Still worth the BUY ?
I think so.