RELAXING Nature Photography (POV) | Sony A7IV & Sony 70-200mm f/2.8

I tried the Sony 70-200mm f/2.8 for the first time on this relaxing trail walk. Experimenting with many nature photos of plants, splashing water, and a couple furry friends.
Using a new, much bigger lens will always take some getting used to, but the accessibility of that extra zoom was really fun to play with. The sharpness on many of these images surprised me in the best way.
I really enjoy making these POV videos. If you enjoyed it, let me know with a thumbs up or a comment down below. Thanks so much for watching!
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[@vajas28]

Hey man, thanks for the video! Keep it up, your photos are great.

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Hey thanks man! I really appreciate that, thanks for watching!

[@Raspora]

i usually turn on manual focus peak and whenever the lense start to bugging with an easy catch just let it a rough est. then swap manual , and finetune it is also a very easy and fast way to done

[@Atlas.Visuals]

That’s a good process, I’ll have to try that out. Thanks for sharing! 👌

[@eemuli_]

Nice and calm video! Gave a sub :)

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!🤟

[@chrisjames6625]

Hi Atlas, I am curious about why you had a higher shutter speed at 800 with a very high ISO. Is it the grain effect you wanted? I am trying to learn as I think I would have been more around 250, F 2.8 and ISO around 640. Great video

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Hi Chris, great question! You are absolutely right, was user error on my part in adjusting the ISO before lowering the shutter. Something closer to your settings would've been more appropriate. I find sometimes when I'm shooting I get so focused on the subjects I forget exactly what settings I'm using. Thanks for watching, you've got a great understanding of it already!

[@limbo70]

Nice photo ^⁠_⁠^

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Thank you :)

[@niemy_photo]

Good jop :D

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Thank you!

[@banfi46]

This video is awesome!! I have a question...what kind of focus are you using? Is it af/s or flexible-spot?

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Thank you! For this video I was using AF/S, although I probably should've switched off of it for the shots of the squirrel, I think the photos turned out okay though :)

[@banfi46]

@@Atlas.Visuals awesome thanks for helping me :)

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Anytime :)

[@r6turbo416]

Nice photos but plaese turn off the autofocus beeping

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Thank you! Noted ✏️

[@smrrafi6479]

are you controlling ISO and shutter speed or its in auto mode?

[@Atlas.Visuals]

It’s in Manual mode, so I’m controlling all the settings :)

[@swagbaba69]

i don't understand why camera are not quite yet why clicking sound

[@Atlas.Visuals]

It's all about the shutter inside the camera, that's what's making the noise. Some camera's have an electronic shutter option though, similar to a smartphone, which can keep it silent.

[@zette4273]

turning off the afl noise would be nice

[@Atlas.Visuals]

Noted 📝

[@nw2022.]

I bought Sony 70-200 F4 and recorded it on my TH-cam. Subscribe and like