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I prefer shutter speed as a default wildlife setting. For example, I may have a wood duck on the water and set the shutter speed to 1/500 sec, but see ducks flying towards me, so quickly increase the shutter speed to 1/2000 second for birds-in-flight photo.

Very detailed review. Thank you for your efforts.

Great video.Thanks 😊

Well nigel you certainly braved it out there lovely photos 📸 spot on 😊

Well nigel that was a very bad day for you I know what's it like I was there my self last week in glencoe well nige at least you made the effort spot on with the photos nice one 👍 😢😢😢

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I'm so happy to see your video 📹 woulderful ✌ ⚘

Very informative review and thanks for all of the time put into the review. I had two questions that I was hoping you might be able to share details on... 1. Do you have any experience with removing the frame and storing it under the seat of a smaller plane? Specifically more regional jets.... I typically keep a Pelican 1510 above in the overhead and my backpack at my feet under the seat in front of me... 2. Do you feel comfortable keeping your laptop in the "sleeve" and traveling with it in that manner? I am curious as it seems a little lacking... Thanks again!

Sorry for all the responses!! Your video really really needs to be a prerequisite for begginer wildlife photographers. Absolutely perfect!! You don't miss a beat!!👍👍

Thank you very much for the "baby steps" when it comes to having your camera on standby mode. To set it to AI SERVO (I'm a Canon shooter) etc... This information may sound somewhat simple for a few others but for the begginer wildlife photographer, this information is incredibly important (golden!) for a new wildlife photographer. God bless!! Also, at 5:40 you mentioned that one should learn how to 'breathe' while taking the shot.... This is also a very important lesson to learn. Much like hunting and finding that 1200 IBS bull moose unaware of your presence... Take your time, breathing in and out. Trying to make yourself inconspicuous as possible. ( This is when camouflage or drab color clothing comes into play!) The less you move about, the better you have for success in getting that unique shot!!

I have to use a tripod

Truly amazing. Thanks for sharing.

Many thanks Nigel for the vid. Lovely shots as well as a inspirational place to visit.

Thank you so much for talking about the airline compatibility! That's a huge factor for travel bags that never gets mentioned in reviews; super helpful.

I actually studying owls myself and it's, going well what ideas do you have any ideas

I will try AP THANKS FOR THE TIP

I miss your videos Nigel! as nice as it is seeing stuff on instagram, I miss the videos. I feel bad i didn't used to comment as much as I should. Come back!! also this video always leads to me searching for farmland haha

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Superb video, very informative. Subscribed

Magical to say the least!!!

Do you plan to come back to RUclips?

Great tips on camera settings Nigel and thank you.

Excellent video, really enjoyed it, great photography and advise, brill!

very helpful indeed, thank you!!

Fantastic project Nigel - really enjoyed this video. Would love to come and see this project if I'm ever in the area :) Best wishes - Joel

loved the video but i would think it would be amazing to see you settings on the beautiful images ,man i love these owls <3

Brilliant! Thank you. Always expect the unexpected!!! I looked out my window and saw a long eared owl looking at me! (Instagram martinmckiernan4)

Interesten ideas I never thought of.

i find back button focusing is just another extra button you have to cover. half pressing the trigger does exactly the same . i shoot wilflife all the time and when you get them unexpected shots such as a running hare or startled fox the least thing i wanna do is look for another extra button to press

Thanks Nigel, this was really helpful. I am trying to train myself to think instinctively and quickly, but it is a challenge for sure! I have only been doing this for two months now and have seriously got the bug and seem to be improving well. Please keep doing these videos for people like me. They are invaluable! Thank you.

The medal would be going to you Mr.Morley for explaining all this very clearly and in a very calm way. I will be looking at this a second time with my camera in my hands! Thank you very much!!

Hi Nigel...which Gitzo model are you using in this video? Thank you.

I've found you. A new photographer on RUclips. It's a bit odd how I can subscribe to 8 or 9 channels and RUclips then features them on the right hand menu, right? Well, then every so often, but often enough to keep your eye out, there comes a new person. That was you this evening, April 15, 2021. Catching your two year old program here. I immediately subscribed. Of all the 8 or 9 people on these channels, you have the best balance of tutorial, running monologue, humor (usually self-deprecating veddy Engish ya know) and great tips. Plus it's not all just birds, or just landscapes, or just that or the other. Very varied. I haven't looked yet but I hope you didn't stop in 2019! Ok that's it from here on the other side of the world in NW Washington State, USA.

Awesome thank you!

Very detailed and informative. Thanks 👏🏼

Thank you Nigel. Some great tips on settings as I do struggle with the rules of settings to magnification. I have a Canon 90d with a 100-400ii I think I am scared of upping the iso and shutter speed sometimes and getting dark or OOF pics. Keep up the good work kindest regards Vince.

Amazing thanks - may I ask where this is, so I can have a go myself ?

So good I've watched it twice. Pitched at my level I feel.

Great video, thank you Nigel. I have noticed that I must control the shutter speed, otherwise my camera is shooting everything with too slow shutter speed and all I get is blur. That is because I don't have an option to choose minimum shutter speed in auto ISO mode.

Such an inspirational video, certainly gives me a gaol to aim for thank you

Brilliant video thanks for sharing, may I ask what hide are you using in this video

Looks like each day your patience paid off as the barn owl showed up latter than you thought. Great shots.

3:45 back button focusing has been helping me alot lately with birds in flight photos. Incase anyone new to wildlife photography is reading this comment. I highly recommend it!!! 👌

Hi Nigel, I hadn't seen any of your videos before this, but I must say that this was a superb review. I appreciate that you've taken the time to work with the bag and that your comments are based on experience. You have covered everything that I needed to know. Interestingly, my main concern, like yours, was the depth of the camera storage area. However, seeing your Nikon so well accommodated, helps greatly. I am using an EOS R with an L Bracket, so I feel fairly confident that this pack will fit it just fine. Thanks for your review.

That weather looks rough for everything except getting out to shoot... As long as you've got the weatherproof jacket, pants, and camera bag that is!

Thank you.

Great video part 1 and 2. I’m new to photography so thanks for the tips. I’m off out to see (hopefully) a barn owl a sunrise today having seen him/her yesterday evening so fingers crossed.

I want to try wildlife photography. Apature priority sounds good. But do you keep iso in auto as well?

Thanks Nigel, just discovered your videos, such an inspiration to get out there and do it, I was fortunate enough to see them up here in Cumbria on some of the local moorland on a summer evening, absolutely mesmerising, those eyes stand out unbelievably. Unfortunately such a persecuted bird along with the harriers. Great work and will follow with interest. Cheers

Very good.......you do excellent work thank you