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hard to watch,the camera moves so much

Some great points.

Lol, Henry Turner has more subs/viewers than you do 😂

This was my first portable strobe light, it wasn’t bad, in fact it produced nice lighting, and I loved that I was able to use my yongnuo triggers with this strobe. What I didn’t like about it, was the size, and the lack of HSS. After 3 years I sold it, and I replaced it with a Godox AD300, much more smaller, lighter, and HSS compatible. But, if I had to recommend a first strobe light, I would recommend the Neewer Vision 4 without any doubt. Oh and one last advice, don’t get the neewer octabox, the assembly process is a nightmare, try getting something else like an EZ Flash modifier, or something similar.

Great Video Tony, it sucks taking photos in the rain, but I think that shot at 11:58 turned out really well considering the conditions!

Reviewers don't care about reliability and longevity. You can save a ton of money by using cheaper electronic components, skipping safety circuits and ommiting standard compliance. A perfect way to make expensive trash right after warranty expires if there's warranty at all.

this might just be one of the best lighting videos i've watched. I thought I was creating subpar work because I used a cheap flash. Thanks for helping me realize that all I had to do was modify my light.

Good Stuff Tony, why not tryout a camera clip on the shoulder instead of a strap, works a treat for me.

Very nice!!

I discovered you today. I'm new to photography and learned a lot about decreasing shutter speed to get better lighting and contrast in bleak skies Pics look great Subscribed TY

Enjoyed your video thanks for posting 👍

Sigma 28-45 1.8 🫡 there coming this is the start of the zooms 1.8

I was lucky to see the final result before this, those reflections turned out incredible points of interest!

It is horses for courses. I'm a photojournalist and enjoy the flexibility of zoom lenses. In my film days I had many prime lenses in my kit asd well. The thing I like about primes is that you do get better quality and often they are faster. When travelling, I only need to take my 24-105 and 70 to 200mm zooms to get a pretty good coverage for everything from landscapes to news, portraits to fine art.

Simple truth! Gotta keep your mind headed in the right direction.

Thanks....

What settings did you shot this at?

WOW! Love it !!!

Killer shot! Well done!

Great video (again)! And good news about the filters... I know that feeling of terror when something like that happens!

Fun video.

Great video, sweet location. You are a braver soul than I, both my cameras as well as a few lens are weather sealed, but I do not take them out in the rain. Loved the pictures the following morning. Looking forward to you next video.

Great shots! Even the ones you didn't like, were good. As far as the equipment drop, things happen. Glad nothing was damaged.

Good to see you out and about!

B lert!

You're a lucky husband! Thank you for your service.

Really enjoyed the photography. New subscriber

Great photos! I do a lot of various landscape and astrophotography that require long exposure. I also incorporate that into timelapse video as well. What equipment are you using, settings for long exposures, etc?

All the crybabies that are upset over the title wait until someone critiques your photos.

I wonder if that driftwood could be remenants of the peshtigo forest fire complex. Awesome video, awesome photos

Great video and the pictures are great. Semper Fi brother!

Absolutely stunning photography that we all, as landscape photographer aspire to do. Oh and it's late afternoon as i watch this 😀

Awesome images dude,.I really like.long exposure photography

Fantastic photos. The contrast between the warm sun on the foreground elements and the almost ominous dark sky was amazing. I will be up in northern Michigan the end of October for only a few days, I hope I can find something half that good to shoot.

Change the title to "Is Henry Turner Wrong About Primes?" and I might subscribe, but the current clickbait is not funny. Sorry! BTW, you appear to be conflating woodland photography with landscape photography but they are definitely different disciplines and styles. Then, having said Henry is wrong about primes for landscape, you then only use a prime to take a picture of a tree in a woodland scenario, not landscape, but then move back to zooms as soon as that single shot it taken! So much for primes! Other than that, I enjoyed the video. Keep them up, but please, change the title!

Rubbish.

I am so glad i stuck around for the pictures! Great job!

Good for you and best wishes in your weight loss journey. I'd love to be done to 220, but I also have 11 inches on you. I really enjoy seeing your process and hearing your thoughts as you're capturing photos. I love long exposures, but I'm still in search of a decent spot for it near me. Could drive the hour and a half to the coast, but I need something I can run off to in a few minutes to be able to really practice and see what I like.

Awesome video... the Marine in you definitely comes out at times! HA! I love medium and long exposures! I got some great ones in several spots in the UP in recent years... one of the best areas is Fayette State Park. Some old pilings in the water with the bluff in the background makes for some great compositions! Add some of the buildings and you can great really creative up there. Much like you, I learned a lot from Thomas Heaton and various other UK based photographers, even though I've been shooting for years. Keep it up and glad you're getting stronger!

Long exposure photography is certainly fun! Here the blue skies has been replaced by a uniform bland steel grey, totally devoid of any form or texture. I have that will change towards the end of the week when my magnetic filters arrive!! Else feel you on the weight issues. Rucking out to get those long exposures will be a lot easier without all that extra lard! :)

Putting the comments regarding “click bait / negative title” to one side, I enjoyed the video! I was impressed with the time you took to take a photograph of the stairs using a tripod and prime lens. Good job👍

Great video and photography...Subscribed.

Absurdly poor choice of a title. And WHY? If you just wanted to "ride his coat tails" you could have easily titled this "Henry Turner Didn't Tell the Whole Story" or even "Henry Turner Got it Wrong". To use such a derogatory reference to another photographer for click bait then immediately claim that it's not really true leads me to question your judgement in general - including your photographic advise. May be a good way to get views... definitely NOT a great way to get subscribers.

On man, if you were in Frankfort you should have gone up to Point Betsie lighthouse, I've got some great shots from there and it is very close. That sky really was challenging.

I am lucky when I can put out one video a month, never mind what pictures I can present in them, lol I just put them in there, the good, the bad and the ugly provided I come home with enough video and footage, to present them in any meaningful way, hehe

Keep up the good work brother!

Great video! Michigan has the best lighthouses and long exposure photography on them is awesome! I had awesome conditions at Crisp Point Lighthouse a couple weeks ago... didn't do any super long exposures, but got some great shots!

Good video and point about social media... glad to see you getting stronger! And the photo.. outstanding!

I hope you're not like me. When i get behind the wheel, I have a stopping problem....i.e I cant find anywhwere to stop and get my camera out. And when i do, I go....nah....and drive on. I am this negative as I just sat down at home after such a trip, lol But ok, lets watch this and see if you do better! 😀