Nice video! I’ve never been to the Isle of Mull, only to the isle of Skye, but love Scotland. this video was very enterty, and also you used the camera and that I have(Canon R6, and 100-500mm plus extender?)😊
What an interesting bunch of guys trying to be trendy to appeal to the young audience to gain views and interest in MPB! Sad man, clearly little idea about the subject ,knowledge or welfare! Too many company’s like this are trying to do the thing because it’s the way! How about actually trying to teach people ethics and not how to obtain views or sales at the detriment of the species! Chasing otters down the shoreline, really is that what your trying to endorse and promote! Such a sad video!
Sorry you didn't like this. Ed and Harry are really passionate about wildlife and respected in their field. Though this is a lighthearted look at capturing wildlife we think the images of the otter at the end show how skilled, respectful and careful they are.
@@mpbcom Me too! Respected according to who? Views on insta and subscribers on RUclips, that doesn’t qualify or make people respected. Your video will sadly give others ideas on how to gain images of otters, running and chasing wildlife isn’t the way! I think you’re missing the point, just because the images are good doesn’t mean that qualifies for skill in obtaining them. A company as large as yours really needs to do more when you’re selecting who you use to promote your brand, after all you’ve a responsibility to do so.
@@Richard-nj2ql Once again, sorry that you feel so strongly about this film. Ed & Harry weren't selected on their social following but by the strength of their expertise, commitment and work with various respected conservation organisations and outlets.There's some artistic editing in some of the sequences of the video but, crucially, they give real insight into how considerate, careful and knowledgable one has to be in these situations.
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Whey, nice to see the Gone Feral lads on the channel 👍 excellent storytelling, and a good laugh during. Very enjoyable watch
Thanks! We're really glad you enjoyed Ed & Harry's 1st assignment!
You guys are awesome! Hope you and my favorite used camera and lens supplier produce more of these!! 😂
Keep watching. They may very well return for another assignment very soon 😉
Nice video! I’ve never been to the Isle of Mull, only to the isle of Skye, but love Scotland. this video was very enterty, and also you used the camera and that I have(Canon R6, and 100-500mm plus extender?)😊
Thanks Fred. What did you shoot in the Isle of Skye?
What an interesting bunch of guys trying to be trendy to appeal to the young audience to gain views and interest in MPB! Sad man, clearly little idea about the subject ,knowledge or welfare! Too many company’s like this are trying to do the thing because it’s the way! How about actually trying to teach people ethics and not how to obtain views or sales at the detriment of the species! Chasing otters down the shoreline, really is that what your trying to endorse and promote! Such a sad video!
Sorry you didn't like this. Ed and Harry are really passionate about wildlife and respected in their field. Though this is a lighthearted look at capturing wildlife we think the images of the otter at the end show how skilled, respectful and careful they are.
@@mpbcom Me too! Respected according to who? Views on insta and subscribers on RUclips, that doesn’t qualify or make people respected. Your video will sadly give others ideas on how to gain images of otters, running and chasing wildlife isn’t the way!
I think you’re missing the point, just because the images are good doesn’t mean that qualifies for skill in obtaining them. A company as large as yours really needs to do more when you’re selecting who you use to promote your brand, after all you’ve a responsibility to do so.
@@Richard-nj2ql Once again, sorry that you feel so strongly about this film. Ed & Harry weren't selected on their social following but by the strength of their expertise, commitment and work with various respected conservation organisations and outlets.There's some artistic editing in some of the sequences of the video but, crucially, they give real insight into how considerate, careful and knowledgable one has to be in these situations.