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- Congratulations to Thomas Williamson out of George Town, Cayman Islands for winning this episode's contest!
Check out the new line of NiSi neutral density and polarizer filters featured in this video here: en.nisioptics....
Join Elia Locardi and Fstoppers as they explore different landscape locations in Puerto Rico. Throughout this series sponsored by Nisi Filters, Elia will teach you some of his favorite photography practices as he photographs landscapes, seascapes, and architecture. Using some of NiSi's most popular tools such as neutral density filters, graduated neutral density filters, circular polarizers, natural night filters, and the brand new black mist filter, Elia and Fstoppers show how useful filters can be out in the field for both still photographs and videography work.
Enter contest #4 here: gleam.io/qm76i/nisi-episode-4-giveaway-v7-kit-and-nd-long-exposure-kit-remote-and-ptw-tutorial-850-value
Finally ! can't wait for the other videos ! Don't stop boys doing these types of videos with Elia !
This guy is the man. No straps and in the water 👍#respect
Is winner of the kit announced yet?
Which stop ND did you use for that last photo you liked and what were the camera settings? Medium format right?
I noticed you didn't have a leveling plate on the tripod. I suppose that won't add anything if you're just shooting non-panoramic shots right?
It’s critical to know the tide cycle when shooting an unfamiliar beach. If you have not been to a beach location, I encourage to shoot during outgoing tide.
This is the adventure of a lifetime
Puerto Rico? 😂
The adventure...doesn't even require a passport for US citizens! -P
Great educational piece. I love it. For me it’s a refresher course but I learned new things from it. And reminds me to grab my filters before leaving my house.
Really beautiful photos
The NISI V6 system is a nice one.
It's also worth noting that you need to keep a close eye on sky when polarising ...especially when working with a wide angle lens...ive found that it can bring a vignette that can be though to correct in post..
you did not said how many seconds the final image was.... :(
Can you not stack a circular polarizer on top with a nd filter?
Elia. You’re in PR. You must visit “Survivor Beach” in Aguadilla, PR. You’re going to get crazy.
How does one become a full time photographer?
5:45 - Have got those same wet wipes, they are a life saver and conveniently packed individually.
Fantastic shot and location, which was not your typical walk in the park!! #elilocardi #fstoppers #stukelistens
Well done. Love Elias content. Only reason I subscribe to the channel
Commenting within 20 sec of viewing.. Elia, has your voice changed or you are using different mic system?
There’s only two videos?
Eight total; this is the 4th one released -P
Great work Elia. Not even precarious cliff faces will get in the way of a beautiful image.
PS Were you vlogging on your own? I kept imagining the vlogging tripod and camera washing away as you were holding down the main camera 😬
No this is a collaboration between us. Future episodes will show the BTS on how it was filmed. -P
Super vlogs best one yet..
I think most people in this scenario would be better off with just CPL and stack several images in Ps to achieve the slow shutter effect. So not worth messing with ND, especially a square filter system.. my 2c
But then you wouldn't be able to sellthe filter system
Isn't there a specific amount of time you can expose your shot in relation to the number of stops on your filter?
Each stop of ND filter increases your exposure length 2x
Great Video
It's a shame, you missed a golden opportunity to plug the Peak Design strap. Who walks out into the sea hand-holding 10k worth of equipment?
Great information
love it
bruh where m1 max video
I personally think polarised shots look naff
It really depends on the situation. Sometimes i use them to increase reflections if you turn them the other way.
OH come on Elia! Really?! A man bun? Please lose it. But thank you for this video.