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Hi Steve a good video, but do have one small point to make, some of your terminology whilst more experienced photographers will understand, those that are new may find some of your terminology as "duh what does he mean by that", just a small criticism, but i think relevant, no offence intended.

Hi Steve hope you're well. Great video enjoyed your thought process on getting the compositions. That's definitely a good location with a change of angle or focal length so many compositions from 1 place. Great set of images my favourite was the very first one you took, but all great images. Definitely looked rather chilly out there, a lot different from today, battered by storm Bert. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen.

Love the cold weather! Nice images. I have read that If you updated Resolve during an edit it effected the audio, so did you update part way into editing?

Chilly morning! - Sorry about the audio not being alighned. Don't know what happened as its fine in Editiing and fine when rendered. But for some reason RUclips has made it out of alignment. I have tried to 'slip' the audio but it still wont align.

Nice!

Just ordered a torch from amazon. I don't have a cat to play with after so will need to get one them too I suppose, lol. Wish me luck!

Hi Steve hope you're well. Great video tutorial and explanation of equipment and camera settings. Definitely one I'll be trying out, I'll need to get some touches and a black background as I think the grey one I use probably won't work. Great set of images the black and white image worked really well, thanks for the inspiration and something for a future video project. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen.

Instead of a number, I'd say anything long enough to smooth out the water surface or waving grasses, etc.

Hey dude. Final image ... wow. love it. I would agree 2-5 seconds or above depending on what you are doing. But as you said, there is actually no set time to say where it starts or ends etc. You thought there would be or even go exposure, medium exposure to long exposure. I do need ot get some ND filters though.

Amazing photos, in a beautiful place 😊

Hi Steve hope you're well. Best laid plans of mice and men (or photographers) as they say, great set of images the last 1 was definitely my favourite. Great video and good to see how you changed your plans, I could have stayed for a while longer like you, one day soon hopefully. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen

beautiful images.

Nice. I am enjoying these about long exposure. Learned a lot. What do you class as long exposure? Love the last image.

Is this a good one i got sony fx30 but was way more expensive

"Top Secret Tricks" clickbait, there is no secret about anything in photography !

I forget what day it is so bound to forget the number. lol. Nice images. Stay Safe.

Hi Steve Hope you're well. I didn't skip the chapters as i didn't want to miss a stuning swanage sunrise which you managed to capture with a great image. Great information and tutorial very well explained. ND filters are something i don't own at the moment, i did have a few back in my film days but they were'nt suitable for my digital cameras. That looked a bit chilly out there during the making of this video, we're being battered by storm Ashley now. Best wishes stay safe Jon & Karen

I just purchased one of these but not put thru it's paces I'm using rechargeable batteries

Hi Steve hope you're well. Great video I like the explanation and your thought process, and it's always interesting to see how other photographers approach a subject. The slow methodical approach is, I think the best way to go but sometimes that's not always possible it's just point the camera hold down the shutter button and hope 😅. Great set of images, for me, I would prefer the editing part as a separate video. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen

nice.

Hey dude. Nice images, love the second one. Knowing the thought process is a good idea. All in 1? hmm, difficult as it would be good to see it all but would it result in a vid that's to long? I don't mind it being split. Thinkin of you here and other viewers, I don't mind a 30 min long vid with it all in 1 but others might not.

Thank you, so much!!!!

thank u so much been driving me crazy

What about the 180 rule? I was getting dizzy by 2.30

Hi Steve hope you're well. Great video and information back in film days there always seemed to be rules in photography, but with today's digital photography I think a lot of the so called rules don't apply are a myth. It's all about finding the sweet spot as you say for the lens you're using. Great photos as always. Just remembered back in the day when doing landscape photography we all seemed preoccupied by hyperfocal distance the lens even had a hyperfocal distance scales on the barrel, not sure if that's even a thing now. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen

Mine tend to be around 7.1 and 9 and sometimes over. I agree, I would say around 8 to 16 depending on the focal range between for and background. I see why the last one was higher, for the sunstar. Good tip. Oh, I want your car.

Thankyouu sir!🫡❤

Thank you for this, it's much appreciated.

All well and good. The problem is that the police simply don’t care - and they get away with it.

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wow. nice trailer. Love the editing. I have heard the tune played a few times in your videos but never all the way, nice I like it. Seems to fit well. See you soon buddy!

Hi Steve hope you're well. Great video and channel intro learnt so much from your videos, just proves you can teach an old dog new tricks. Looking forward to watching and learning more from future videos, keep 'em coming. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen

Hi Steve hope you're well, great video I've never thought of questioning why I take a particular picture, for me it's more if I like what I see through the viewfinder. I think living in a large town that hasn't got much to offer the photographer, so my photography is done on day trips so i tend to be more of an opportunist photographer grab a shot and move on. I'll definitely try and question myself next time, and slow down and take less photos with more thought. Great set of photos. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen

Hey dude! Nice. So much to think about. I do tend to see things at the last moment and miss a good shot, how did you see the boat, setup and shot so quickly? I think I asked this before but why don't you shoot in F11 like other say to when doing landscape? Nice images.

Stephen Joines - The Swanage Photographer, You're so talented! I had to hit the like button!

Hi Steve hope you're, great to see you back out with the camera in the lovely town of swanage. Visualistion is something i've always struggled with, whether in photography or vidoegraphy, & believe me i've tried but in this video you've given good example of visualistion, so i'll have to try harder (that's what my school reports said) i think i'm to keen to get the image in the back and then move on. Photography work best for me, and I love the final image, brilliant. Looking forward catching up soon for coffee and a chat. Best wishes stay safe Jon & Karen

Can I ask why you use a travel tripod?

Welcome back!! missed your videos. I remember you telling me before about getting a visual image in your head. Nice explanation of it. I prefer image B - the exposure blended one, its shows better colours and is less dark on the foreground. I find it hard to do sometimes as it sometimes doesn't work out, clouds and sunlight do there own thing. Practice I suppose. See you soon!

Its amazing how meny that object to people taking photos with a real camera, but dont mind photography with a phone camera or a car cam. 😂😂😂

I was successful! Your vid also encouraged me to spend time in the Shooting Info Disp. I unchecked most boxes 😊 and was able to customize my screen with the digital leveler. Thank you 🙏🏾

Thank you, it worked autofocus is the issue now i changed it

The statutory definition of “public place” contained within the Prevention of Crime Act 1953 at section 1(4) states it 'includes any highway and any other premises of place to which at the material time the public have or are permitted to have access, whether on payment or otherwise'. I was on london underground and walking through, immediately a guy started shouting stop you need permission.. but it is a public place as defined

The UK and sensitive people 😂😂😂 like when they colonize others.

not work help please not showing

been using my M50 for like over a year and hadn't noticed I normally don't have face tracking on...thought I was going mad not being able to get the level to work...great video

YES! I got that correct! - Do I get a badge or something?

Hi Steve hope you're well. Great explanation of the smartphone 🆚 DSLR for pano's, i think i got it right 😊. Smartphone images just have that certain look about them, much the same as gopro's etc. Looking forward to catching up with you soon. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen

One question, in the inside of an airplane public or private????

This deserves views ❤

Minor comment about security guards and private property. There is no such thing as public property in the UK. All property is privately owned by someone or something. What there is is public place. And that is always on private property. So the fact that the property is said to be private property means nothing. What matter is what use the property is being put to. If it's designed to be used by the public on payment or otherwise, then it's a public place. To be asked to leave such public places, then a reason has to be given or be obvious such as public order offences or breaching some policy about the use of the area. So a shopping centre can have conditions about not skateboarding or running which are reasonable as they would affect the quiet enjoyment of the place by others. Conditions such as wearing shoes or men can't be bare chested do not affect others so would be classed as unreasonable. In the former, then being told to leave is reasonable and it is likely the person would get aggressive which would then been under common law that reasonable, appropriate and necessary force can be used. In the later, no force can be used and there would be grounds to sue the shopping centre in the civil court. Its worth bearing in mind that article 8 of the Human Rights act can kick in when security try and stop you using your camera. The Human Rights Act protects individuals from the government and organisations. So they can't stop hobbies, nor can they pry into why you are carrying out your hobby as that is your private affair. Picking on a person because they are using a camera which is a lawful act would also bring article 14 into play which is about discrimination when exercising a human right.