Great video Robert! Looks like a great location! Great tips in this one and love the combined image! I use this technique quite a bit in my seascapes. Always a great watch my friend!
Informative video Robert, it was a remarkably interesting subject where you captured some excellent shots. I must give that a try next time out. Keep up the good work.
Good solid tip Robert. I really like the look of that brook - looks an ace place to explore and from your vid loads of photographic opportunities abound. Great vid mate
Cheers Dave. I explored a bit further this time - it's fantastic, you'll have to get yourself there at some point. When I get a bit of time, I'm going to go there without making a video and really get a good feel for the place. I know the are some better compositions to be had. Thanks for watching mate. 😊
Again, many thanks. The CPL filter, has it proved useful in lanscape photography. I bought one at the time of the Z7ii purchase (what the hell when spending lots). I'll check through your other videos.
I find a CPL invaluable Neil, particular for woodland images where any kind of moisture can create nasty glare on the foliage. The polariser does a great job of removing that. It can also add saturation to your skies which can be a nice effect. Thanks for your interest in the channel - much appreciated. 🙂
Cracking spot and beautiful scenes to be had down there 🍂 Great tip Robert and one I have used also ! As you say no matter how sturdy you think your tripod may be you can’t beat this tip for the wind - I try to get my tripod down low or hang my camera bag on the tripod in these situations as well. All the best and have a great week :)
Cheers Andrew - it's my new favourite place at the moment. Yes, good tip with the bag - which also keeps it off the floor if it's wet. Thanks for watching mate, always appreciated. 😃
Great video Robert, windy days and long exposure shots are something I've encountered before and I've either put up with the result or tried to blend as you did. Wyming Brook looks stunning with the carpet of orange leaves and all those mossy rocks - another location on the photography bucket list.
It's a bit more stable as you have the weight of the camera distributed more evenly over the center of the tripod. Pulling it to one side with a ball head is just a bit unbalanced. A good sturdy tripod and head can pull it off if necessary, but I prefer to play it safe and it's a necessity if I'm using my travel tripod. The main thing is what works best for you though. 😊
Lovely images Robert. Thanks for making this layering technique simple to follow
Great, I'm glad it was easy to follow. Sometimes it's hard to know how much detail to include. Thanks for watching. 😃
Great video Robert! Looks like a great location! Great tips in this one and love the combined image! I use this technique quite a bit in my seascapes. Always a great watch my friend!
Cheers Paul. Yeah, I can imagine you do it a lot with your photos. Especially when you get that moving sand too. Thanks a lot for watching. 😊
Thanks Robert. Great tip and lovely shots too👍
Thanks Paul. It's a great place for photographers. 😊
Informative video Robert, it was a remarkably interesting subject where you captured some excellent shots. I must give that a try next time out. Keep up the good work.
Cheers John. It's a definitely a big help on windy days. Thanks for watching. 😊
Good solid tip Robert. I really like the look of that brook - looks an ace place to explore and from your vid loads of photographic opportunities abound. Great vid mate
Cheers Dave. I explored a bit further this time - it's fantastic, you'll have to get yourself there at some point. When I get a bit of time, I'm going to go there without making a video and really get a good feel for the place. I know the are some better compositions to be had. Thanks for watching mate. 😊
Mate that first image was top drawer mate. This video was really informative and great advice. The PS tutorial was also helpful.
Cheers Jeremy. Hard to get a bad photo at Wyming Brook to be fair! 😄
Again, many thanks. The CPL filter, has it proved useful in lanscape photography. I bought one at the time of the Z7ii purchase (what the hell when spending lots). I'll check through your other videos.
I find a CPL invaluable Neil, particular for woodland images where any kind of moisture can create nasty glare on the foliage. The polariser does a great job of removing that. It can also add saturation to your skies which can be a nice effect. Thanks for your interest in the channel - much appreciated. 🙂
Cracking spot and beautiful scenes to be had down there 🍂 Great tip Robert and one I have used also ! As you say no matter how sturdy you think your tripod may be you can’t beat this tip for the wind - I try to get my tripod down low or hang my camera bag on the tripod in these situations as well. All the best and have a great week :)
Cheers Andrew - it's my new favourite place at the moment. Yes, good tip with the bag - which also keeps it off the floor if it's wet. Thanks for watching mate, always appreciated. 😃
Great video Robert, windy days and long exposure shots are something I've encountered before and I've either put up with the result or tried to blend as you did. Wyming Brook looks stunning with the carpet of orange leaves and all those mossy rocks - another location on the photography bucket list.
Thanks Andrew. It's well worth a visit if you're ever down this way. Every time I go, I explore a little more and it gets better every time!
Well explained.
Thanks Dennis, cheers for watching. 😊
Hi Rob, very novice question here, why do yo use an L bracket rather than rotating the tripod head 90 degrees to get a portrait shot?
It's a bit more stable as you have the weight of the camera distributed more evenly over the center of the tripod. Pulling it to one side with a ball head is just a bit unbalanced. A good sturdy tripod and head can pull it off if necessary, but I prefer to play it safe and it's a necessity if I'm using my travel tripod. The main thing is what works best for you though. 😊
Thanks Robert, love the Pink Hat, is that click bait? thanks for sharing,
Haha, I think it's supposed to be burgundy red, but it does look a bit pink in the video. I'm going to have to sack my video editor! 😆