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Nice lovely Carlisle

Thanks Andrew. I was waiting for a ghost to make an appearance. Very spooky scene in the early morning!

I have a5Dsr and tend to not shoot full sized RAW unless there is something really spectacular since I don't feel the need for the full resolution all the time, but it is a nice option. I think the images would have looked better with a darker sky and a more nighttime look to it, maybe black and white? Crush the shadows in certain places kind of thing. I think I would have shot the image at about 8 minutes with the woman walking through and seen if something may have been possible with her in it, depending on shutter speed and such. Maybe she would be a ghost, or maybe not, would be interesting to see if anything pr4esented itself. The guy with the dog and person walking by may have had some possibilities too. I have found the closer you can keep the lens and camera to dead level the better verticals will work out. Good efforts, best wishes! God bless!

Very nice, Andrew. What do you think of the camera with the 24-105mm? Quite a tough setting to shoot. Perhaps the lesson learned forgetting your glasses, is to put a small magnifying glass in the camera bag for the future! By the way, Alison bought me a Canon 24-70 L IS f4. It is a great lens for Christmas. A great feature is the macro setting. It is not 1:1, but is better than my Sigma 105mm f2.8 macro lens. It is sharper than my 24-105 as well. So I now have from 16mm through to 200mm with my 3 lenses. My goal is to get a longer telephoto to go with them. What would you recommend? How are you getting on with the 14mm? Looking forward to seeing more landscapes. Anyway, Happy New Year to you. 😁

Congrats! Thanks for the nice video! Happy new year from South Brazil! best!

Nice test👍

Good day Andrew , just subscribed , thanks for the video , I finally bought a second hand 17-40 , just waiting for it to arrive , all the best from London.

Another informative and educational video. Cheers Andrew.

Lovely compositions, I quite like the look of the Samyang images, even with the warm ice-cream smoothness in the corners!

Very interesting Andrew. If we ever get a clear night in the near future how about comparing the two lenses with a session of nightscape photography? That of course depends on if you are allowed out after dark .

Nice work Andrew! Thank you for sharing!

Great video

50 megapixel M O N S T E R - Fuji, Nikon, Sony Leica, - "Oh really now......"

I've been binge-ing your videos in the last couple of days, I love to see your composition insight and what draws your eye. I have been shooting for quite some time, but love hearing how others view the world and interpret their environment. Incredible stuff, amazing photography, and you finally got the silhouette! The persistence paid off.

sensible thinking! Cropping is something I seldom do! Carrying less and lighter my theme song! Enjoy the Canon.

Wowzers! 50 Mega Pixels. Some great images. I can see the attraction. By the way, I decided to get a Canon 16-35 f4 instead of the 24-70. A photographer on eBay had moved to mirrorless and couldn't get it to work well with an RF adapter. Bargain at £300 and free delivery. It really is so much better than the Canon 17-40. I will still get a 24-70 at some point. I think the 5Ds could be a good upgrade for you. Looking forward to seeing some more.

Which ones the monster?

Nice - enjoy it! Used the 5DSR for years. It's such a great camera

Have you tried the 5Ds with your 17-40? I found it to be a poor combination as it highlighted the flaws in what was Canon's cheapest L series lens. That beech looks stunning in the light you had there.

Excellent video a usual!

Clearly "global warming" is why the leaves stay on that tree 😉 We have an oak and it is annoyingly relentless in keeping leaves making it impossible to get the yard work done before winter, most are gone by the end of fall, but a good percentage remain and the leaves fall off bit by bit until spring, and then the final leaves fall. I'll tell you, if you are sick and looking out a window and decide to die when the last leaf falls, put an oak out there and you will never die, and nobody has to paint a leaf on a wall or hang a fake leaf on the tree to keep you alive. So, keep your mother-in-law away from oaks. 😉

Portrait version was my fav. Ummmmmm 50 Megapixcels = Nice

Love for you to do a video about how you set this camera up. Bought this camera six months ago and I’m still struggling with it.

Don't know what happing with RUclips not seen a number of your new videos in my feed. last one I see was Mastering White Balance three months back. Thought you Andrew was having a rest from RUclips. Anyway be nice to binge watch 🙂

Hi Andrew very nice pics, thank you for sharing. Greetings from South India.

Excellent sessions there Andrew. Loved the colour contrasts. For me the best of the shots was the one of the tree to the left of the road with another interesting group of trees higher up on the fell behind (to the left) with a whisp of cloud above. I know which one I mean, hope you do too! Anyway, really enjoyable video.

nice shots. I prefer the on with the tree highlighted and shadow background. good stuff!

Just got it couple of weeks ago, and did some street photography with it yesterday. I wouldn't call it a beginners camera. Neither is at top pro camera. The reason I disagree with it being a beginners camera is the lack of features will make it harder to work with and feel demotivating (for some). I started out with a Canon 500D which I believe lack features but has enough to help beginners. And beginners I wouldn't advice to go for this camera as lenses are expensive too unless you pair it with a 50mm 1.8 or something like that. To use the Canon 5D mark 1 you really have to know your settings and know how to pre plan your shots. I sometimes compare cameras to cars. The Canon 5D is like a classic car you wouldn't really daily it (unless you have the time), while modern cameras (like my old A7/A7Riii and now A6400 ) are like the EVs of cameras that give clinical photos, and much better autofocus and more convenient. With that said, I just love the colours out of camera, and enjoy the process. It's not just a hype it really is enjoyable if you know how to work with it.

Thanks Andrew another great video. All the scenery you will ever need is between Hallbankgate and Alston!

The drive up looked more promising.

Hey Andrew. A very enjoyable 10 minutes. You can only work with what you have got. Still pulled some great shots out of the trip. At least it shows that photography is conditional and dependent on weather a lot of the time. Have you had snow up your way this week?. Glad to see the 17-40 lens being used. I think it is very under rated! My Canon 24-105 packed up. Given that I have the Canon70-200 f4 L, I was thinking about getting a Canon 24-70 f4 IS L to go with it. Having those two and my 17-40 f4, it would cover all the main focal lengths that I like to use. Have you ever used the 24-70 f4 ? Looking forward to watching your up coming wintery videos. 😁

this is hands down the most intelligent photography video watched He connected all the dots!

I've just donned my anorak so that I can tell you that the aircraft is not a Hercules but an Airbus A400M Atlas. The RAF have replaced all of their Fat Alberts with these more modern aircraft. Anorak now back in the wardrobe😝. Another very enjoyable glimpse into your travels with a camera around the top end of England!

Great video and images (apart from the ai sky replacement.. ban for that 🤣) I know you're normally in & around the Lakes and rightfully so but you can't beat a bit of Yorkshireness, for some reason I can't I find a Yorkshire pudding emoji 😮😂

Thanks for another lovely video. Beautiful scenery and light. Well done 😊

I recognised that opening scene straight away. Probably because I use the road almost daily. Then I recognised you. Longer hair though. Used to see you regularly shooting the steam outside Armathwaite

Brilliant as ever, Andrew. The first composition is an amazing find. The graduation of the trees within the same line of angle to the farm buildings is an epic spot. Your colour variation is so reminiscent of Kodak camera film. Tough conditions to work with wind wise. Looking forward to seeing some real autumn colours in your upcoming videos. 😊

Beautyful how you captured the Oktober Atmosphere. In the beginning really good Effekt, did you used a slider? And i like the sound from your movies. Thank you for sharing.😊

Great video and drone scenes 🙂👍

Nice Trip Andrew, thank you for sharing. I want to know the mindset from the riders, when they see a man who filming himelf while chilling at the road 😂

Love the shot at 6:40 the greys of the sky making the shot look monochrome.

You need to slow down in them country lanes 🤣🤣

Don't know what happened at the beginning of this video? A glitch in the software editor! It repeated a clip at low res 🤔

Like your videos, they have a calming effect. No fuss, no rush, ... nature in its beauty.

Beautiful images thankyou Andrew.. Its uncanny I was talking to a photographer just on the very subject today. He really knows his stuff mind!

Excellent Andrew. I love Northern Cumbria so you’re so lucky to be there. Love the atmosphere of your videos, especially when shot at the end of the day surrounded by wonderful light and colour. Great results!

Very nice colors, looks like somewhere in Africa, with the beautiful Tree on the golden Ground I like it 😊

ini sangat keren kawan 👍👍

That were great! Knowing you, I was waiting for the Jaws music to start 🦈 But I really enjoyed it and thought the results were pretty nice tbh! I was quite surprised at the decent light and the quantity of fish, and thankfully not a load of junk on the bottom of the lake!

Coool video