Hi James stumbled across your channel while looking new inspiration for my own channel someday,I like the idea of the channel your calming and pleasing voice just captivated me and it's nice to see something that comes across as sincere good luck in you future projects looking forward to seeing more....
Thank you so much for your comments, all I can say in terms of starting a channel is to just do it. I had wanted to do so for a long time and had a few false starts. Once I started to get into a flow with making videos it got a lot easier, I'm still in the early days of my efforts but the experimentation is really fun for me! 😊 Hope you enjoy my other videos and if you do start soon please feel free to share/link to your videos here I would love to see them!
Yeh you've grabbed my attention.... I love the philosophy of photography, like you I use older gear, my favourites at the moment are the Sony Cybershot R1, Konica Minolta Dimage 7i and the Sony Cybershot H5. I've just got into woodland photography. You've got my subscription, so looking forward to more stuff and chat.
@@robstammers7149 I love the R1 and have used the Minolta Dimage A2 recently! Happy to find like minded people on here, I'm working on my next video at the moment so can't wait to share more on here soon!
Good luck with your channel James, always good to see a new and interesting photography channel! Would love to hear in your videos where approx you are shooting. Always interesting for foreigners like me. Constructive feedback: dial up the volume a bit for your voice track, TH-cam doesn't have to normalise it then. When you edit in Davinci Resolve, at export you can normalise for TH-cam on the Delivery page/audio. Anyway, great stuff, looking forward to see more. Cheers from The Netherlands!
@@anthonyverolme that's so kind, and thank you for the tip about the volume - I will definitely give that a go! (And also remember to bring my mic with me next time 😂)
@@oldcameragoodcamera You brought the DJI mic and had it on 😀 recording was good, volume a little low. let me know if you need help to normalise the audio for youtube. have a great day!
@@anthonyverolme ah sorry, I was talking about my second video - I had forgotten my mic and used the built in one on the Action 4 - surprisingly good for a built in mic though!
Hi james .I have just found your channel. I really enjoyed listening to your narrative and your interesting intentions of what you are planning. So, I have subscribed .looking very much forward to your next video. Regards David
@@daviddunmow really pleased to hear you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for subscribing I am working on the next video right now, getting a little more confident on camera each time!
I really enjoyed watching you go through your process. Especially by providing your camera settings, perhaps they could be provided on screen too? Looking forward to seeing more :)
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ok guy, I'm interested......looking forward to the next one.
@@SeaAngMo23 great to have you along for more videos! Thank you for watching my first effort!
Hi James stumbled across your channel while looking new inspiration for my own channel someday,I like the idea of the channel your calming and pleasing voice just captivated me and it's nice to see something that comes across as sincere good luck in you future projects looking forward to seeing more....
Thank you so much for your comments, all I can say in terms of starting a channel is to just do it. I had wanted to do so for a long time and had a few false starts. Once I started to get into a flow with making videos it got a lot easier, I'm still in the early days of my efforts but the experimentation is really fun for me! 😊 Hope you enjoy my other videos and if you do start soon please feel free to share/link to your videos here I would love to see them!
@oldcameragoodcamera Thanks James I might just do that...
Yeh you've grabbed my attention.... I love the philosophy of photography, like you I use older gear, my favourites at the moment are the Sony Cybershot R1, Konica Minolta Dimage 7i and the Sony Cybershot H5. I've just got into woodland photography.
You've got my subscription, so looking forward to more stuff and chat.
@@robstammers7149 I love the R1 and have used the Minolta Dimage A2 recently! Happy to find like minded people on here, I'm working on my next video at the moment so can't wait to share more on here soon!
Good luck with your channel James, always good to see a new and interesting photography channel! Would love to hear in your videos where approx you are shooting. Always interesting for foreigners like me. Constructive feedback: dial up the volume a bit for your voice track, TH-cam doesn't have to normalise it then. When you edit in Davinci Resolve, at export you can normalise for TH-cam on the Delivery page/audio. Anyway, great stuff, looking forward to see more. Cheers from The Netherlands!
@@anthonyverolme that's so kind, and thank you for the tip about the volume - I will definitely give that a go! (And also remember to bring my mic with me next time 😂)
@@oldcameragoodcamera You brought the DJI mic and had it on 😀 recording was good, volume a little low. let me know if you need help to normalise the audio for youtube. have a great day!
@@anthonyverolme ah sorry, I was talking about my second video - I had forgotten my mic and used the built in one on the Action 4 - surprisingly good for a built in mic though!
Hi james .I have just found your channel. I really enjoyed listening to your narrative and your interesting intentions of what you are planning. So, I have subscribed .looking very much forward to your next video.
Regards David
@@daviddunmow really pleased to hear you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for subscribing I am working on the next video right now, getting a little more confident on camera each time!
I really enjoyed watching you go through your process. Especially by providing your camera settings, perhaps they could be provided on screen too? Looking forward to seeing more :)
Thanks so much, and it's a really good point! I will try putting the settings on the next one 🙂