Lenses for Bird and Nature Photography: Birds As Art Style
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2013
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In this practical and educational slide program we will learn which Canon lenses-from the 8-15mm fisheye up to the 800mm f/5.6 L IS-Artie uses to create his amazing images, how, why, and when he uses each of them, and what he is thinking as he depresses the shutter button. Most folks will be surprised to learn that a long lens with a teleconverter is often not the best tool for the job. In addition Artie will comment on exposure and image design.
Arthur Morris's Sites
www.birdsasart.com/
www.BirdPhotographers.net/
Absolutely the best vid online on wildlife/nature photography that i've seen...BY FAR!!!! Even though I'm a NIKON user, like he said in the vid, it's not the system. It's absolutely your technique. Thank you so much for a spectacularly wonderful video!!!
Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, USA and proud of it.
You have some of the finest pictures I have ever seen, not just for birds, I mean ever. I have been taking pictures for over 30 years, and there are none any where near the quality you have. I am now investing more time and money, in the hope I might get something vaguely similar.
What really impresses me apart from the amazing pictures is that you remember each lens including combination of teleconverters and settings used on every photo.
Loved this presentation....so many amazing images to enjoy and to hear the stories behind them. You'll love this even if you're not a Canon user!
One of the best videos that I have ever seen on TH-cam about photography. I've gained too much of this. highly recommended. Thanks Mr. Morris, thanks B&H.
Thanks Arthur. You're a great narrator as well as an awe-inspiring Nature Photographer. Loved everybit of this video!
Love it.
It's even better with his accent. He must have grown up on the same block as Christopher Walken.
photography is NOT ABOUT THE SYSTEM ITS ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER ! i need to accept that !!!!!!!!!!
I 've been doing amateur photography for 45 yrs . I have a all in one Canon SX50HS which I love to death with this lens and my experience of the outdoors , I can get within 10 feet to about 10 yds of my subjects . But one thing Arthur did not mention is that Photagraphy is mainly just being at the right place at the right time. Besides knowing the animals behavior !
I have that 300! I bought it used; brilliant.
What a treat. That was amazing. Wish I had an extra twenty grand lying around. Until then I'm not listening to the guys on the forums, I'm going to buy some TC's. Very inspiring presentation! Thank you Mr Morris, B&H, and Canon, outstanding work.
Another great video with many tips and ideas. They are always nice to watch with the blend of photos/video throughout the session.
thanks, its great to listen to pros about the gear to use and the settings they use to take the shots .
Thank you Sir for the many useful advices and the knowledge. Greetings from germany :)
What an awesome video, i can't believe that i sat all the way through it. Most of these lenses are out of my reach, but heck, it still is inspiring.
Good detailed presentation with some fabulous images. I agree, you can make sharp images with extender - but only if you have good technique.
Great presentation..... beautifully captured Photographs...
Please caption/subtitles on all these B&H video's particularly ones with Mr. Arthur Morris, Thank you.
This is exactly what I have been looking for all week