Blue Hour Photography using Light Trails
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2019
- In this video Tom Mackie explains how to incorporate light trails as part of your blue hour photography.
This video is set at the stunning Arctic Cathedral in Tromso Norway.
Tom discusses the camera settings he uses to accomplish the shots, the filters he uses and discusses exposure and aperture settings used for this type of photograph.
We hope you enjoy watching how Tom created these images and find the tips and techniques shared useful.
Thanks for watching!
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PHOTOGRAPHY KIT AND EQUIPMENT USED BY TOM:
CAMERA AND LENSES
Nikon D850 Camera - geni.us/vhrne
Nikon 24 - 70 mm Lens - geni.us/EHh3A
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED - geni.us/mpT6
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm - geni.us/RDGn
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 70 - 200 mm f/2.8E FL ED VR Lens - geni.us/d7Eorm
FILTERS
Lee Filters Field Pouch - geni.us/rWKahF
LEE Filters DSLR starter kit - geni.us/NL2bI0
Lee Filters Little Stopper - geni.us/zaiJcwd
Lee Filters Big Stopper Glass Filter Neutral-Density - geni.us/CWL2A
Lee Super Stopper - geni.us/gPZH
Lee Filters s5pl Polarising Filter - geni.us/YY3sGKZ
ACCESSORIES
MIOPS Smart Phone High Speed Remote Trigger Kit - amzn.to/2tgKOU2
Flight Logistics Sun Compass - www.flight-logistics.com/Sun_C...
HoodLoupe® Outdoor Loupe for 3.2" LCD Optics and Base - geni.us/KBVHv3
BAGS
Lowepro Pro Runner BP 450 AW II Bag - geni.us/NVIVT
Lowepro Sac Revolver Top Loader Zoom 75 Aw - geni.us/KOKbtBS
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My old home town, lived just 10-15 minutes walk up the valley from where you are standing. :)
Stunning images Tom and love the colour and how you removed the light pole distraction. Another great vlog and thanks again for showing the way🤓🇬🇧👍❤️💯📸
Thank you Chris - really appreciate the feedback.
Really nice images once again, the third shot is stunning. Thanks Tom for your wonderful work and great teaching videos.
Thanks Tom, really appreciate the feedback!
Images turned out great Tom.
Love to shoot blue
Cheers Michael - yep was pretty pleased with these!
Hi Tom, Great video as always, thank you. That last shot is gorgeous!
Regards,
Russ
Agree 👍
Thanks Russell, I nearly didn't take it, but glad I did!
blue hour was my favorite time when I did lots of landscapes : )
Enjoy!
Epic shots Tom.
Thanks!
Great images Tom!
Thanks Grant!
Nice images, loved the 3rd one
Thanks!
Finally, a cityscape video. @bobbyfingers
Thanks
Tom, appreciate all your vids. Just got my KASE filters and have a question about switching locations. Do you generally remove filters if you're moving position within a 50yard radius, or do you just leave them in? I was shooting in NYC along the water and found it very strange leaving the filter in and moving around, yet bothered by removing it all the time. Just wondering what you do. Also, do you mark the edges of your filters so you can ID them, from above whilst in the pouch, or do you lift them and read the printout that signifies what ND filter it is? Thanks, and safe travels.
Thanks Gary. Tend to keep them in situ if I am literally just moving a few feet, but otherwise back in holder bag to keep them safe and avoid any accidents/scratches. I use my filters nearly every day so can virtually find what I need with my eyes closed these days! Thanks for feedback and watching
Hey 00:00 why wierd black spots in bokeh circles?? Dust on sensor or on lens.
Just a bit of rain!
Bring a small telescopic umbrella - keeps the rain off and will also act as a "barn door".
Thanks Ray - good suggestion, but wind normally plays havoc with us as well as the rain, so good chance of me looking like Mary Poppins!
8.20 ++++++