STOP making these TELEPHOTO LENS mistakes!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- In this video, I'll share some telephoto or long lens mistakes you want to avoid, while photographing northern Wales and getting some of the most incredible landscape photos I've ever got!
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0:00 - Intro
0:29 - First photo
2:05 - Lens flare
5:07 - Epic morning!
5:39 - Long lens depth
9:01 - Backlit mist
10:42 - WOW! Do not pack up!
14:07 - Another epic sunrise!
14:28 - Struggling with composition
17:52 - Dealing with micro vibrations
20:04 - Light and sheep
23:00 - 70-200 vs 100-400 shoot it all
26:09 - It doesn't get better than this!
26:57 - Final telephoto lens photos
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I may have been caught by one. From what is here, I assume you didn’t recently give away a Sony A7RIII.
Breathtaking. You e outdone yourself, Mads
Thanks for letting me take part in your photo trip Mads.
Around 8 minutes I prefer the zoomed version of the tree, the other one is somehow missing a subject.
Really admiring your style of photos. The way you compose is so different to mine - my landscapes are mostly boring. Main reason is that I do not take time to compose.
I love the photos of the trees but for someone that lives on the plains of Texas the mountains are my favorites.
I guess the words are Epic and It Doesn't Get Much Better Than This.
A feast for the eyes. Thank You!
Third last photo day one... magnifique
Some great advise Mads. What amazing light you had. Wow!! Looking forward to the next one.
The clouds make the landscape version, the trees add interest, well placed
Love the zoomed in image of the isolated trees, a really stand out image.
We are often advised to slow down and appreciate the World around us. In this video and in your photographs you can clearly see how worthwhile it is to do that. Just beautiful pictures of Wales!
16:45 "I don't think Nigel or myself came away with a photo we were satisfied with."
If I took a photo half that good I would faint right there
In addition to the wonderful photos you capture, along with the teaching narrative, I also find I’m appreciating the countryside of Great Britain more and more. Thanks for your dedication!
Thanks a lot, Stephen! Yes, I completely understand why you do that. There are SO many beautiful places :)
That finger over the sun trick is gold. Thanks!
Like the left one best as it has a bit more detail in the foreground plus there are some leading lines that lead the eye towards the trees
I definitely liked the zoomed out version of the trees on the horizon the best. As you suggested, more visual interest. It grabbed my attention immediately
So many epic photos! What a trip!
Another awesome video! Thanks for taking us along!
Always a pleasure to see a new upload of yours. Fantastic photos and I really appreciate the enthusiasm you show. It motivates me every time to get up early and enjoy nature and of course, take some photos!
Beautiful images and great tips and advice Mads 👌
Thank you Mads.. excellent work
I so love your images...esp your explanations on your composition...a genius with a camera....
Excellent video & shots - you bring it all together with your splendid narrative and B-Roll
As always your videos are very informative regarding what your shooting and why. The use of and predicting the light is a real talent that you master. I really enjoy your travel locations and how you find the best vantage points. Thanks again Mads :)
I love your videos man ! Thank you !
One of the best situation describing in depth whats going through you mind before you shoot. The best. Thanks.
Gorgeous landscape and photos.
Beautiful photos and video Mads!
Mads, this was a fascinating video. So many great photos. Thanks for sharing your thought process while making them.
Thank you for an inspiring video. It helps me to get out in all kind of weather at our local enviroment looking for nice compositions.
Damn, just how good can your compositions be. I have also come to appreciate your natural looking editing process. Complete in every sense.
thanks so much for all this precious information! I just got myself a telophoto, and will try to put all this in application. Cheers!
Brilliant conditions! I hope there is more to come from you and James and Nigel as well.
I like the photo on the left; the mountains in the background give a sense of a valley in between. Beautiful photos.
Beautiful, beautiful photos Mads, thank you for showing off the British countryside so well 😊.
Great video - thanks for sharing!🙂
Excellent and informative video. Your captures are stunning. Your compositions so creative and inspiring. You truly are an artist in the truest sense.
Great Video Mads. Especially liked the telephoto of the backlit trees and valley with the golden light. Thanks
I feel a Ryder Cup style competition is on the cards. You guys vs the F4. Just not sure where to put Greg.
Mere words cannot express how spectacular and valuable this video is. I put my last Nikon away over a decade ago and have just picked it up again as I moved to full-time RV life. Your detailed reminders and tips don't just apply to long lenses (my max is 200mm). Even the "micro-jitters" reminded me that I have a tripod in my closet, and which I could have used yesterday morning out in -4.4°C temperatures phtographing my neighboring llamas here in Tennessee. I'm trying to help a few aspiring photographers in my Twitter feed to understand the importance of composition, color, and contrast; and will be forwarding them your RUclips address. Mange, mange tak; og jeg kan næsten ikke vente med at komme ind på flere af dine videoer (venner i Stavanger og København inspirerer mig til at prøve lidt norsk/dansk).
Beautiful landscape with breathtaking images. Candy for the eye. Thanks for sharing your instruction. Enjoying your trip with Nigel and James.
Some wonderful photos in today's video. Looks like you had a great trip.
Thanks for the new video, always happy to learn from you! Regarding the first set of images I also like horizontal crop the most, and the zoomed out version of the vertical ones. I guess (partly) because I think context helps telling the story.
Excellent video as always! Beautiful! Makes me miss home even more!
Beautiful photos as always but enjoyed the new music 🎶
Always benefit Mads, awesome light and location. Thanks for the tips.
Incredible video Mads. Learned so much from this one. In the initial trrees photo, i liked the zoomed out version best. Thank you so much.
Absolutely beautiful photography Mads, I really like this video and the side lit photos that you took, and thanks so much for the tips about subject separation and depth, much appreciated !
Gorgeous photos Mads! I'm like you and prefer the zoomed in vertical shot. Thanks for all the great advice. I always look forward to your new videos.
Great stuff, Mads! I prefer the zoomed shot of the tree cluster as well.
Beautiful images
Gorgeous shots! Epic location.
I always enjoy your videos Mads as well as your beautiful photographs. The English countryside seems very interesting and photogenic.
Really great video as always Mads. I prefer the zoomed in version, You can direct your gaze towards the trees using the lines generated by the mountain slopes and the contrast and the contrast of the light against the clouds with that reddish colour. Spectacular.
As awesome as ever, thanks Mads.
Oh the two vertical tree silhouette photos, I prefer the zoomed-out one at left. Not just the composition: the sky on the other one is just too bright for my liking, making the contrast very harsh. The horizontal photo is definitely the best of the three.
Quite simply, an epic video Mads, what a collection of images from Wales. So many stunning images to choose from and hard to have a favourite this week but the one at 10:30 was probably one of my favourites. Ive just bought the Canon 100-400mm mark 2 lens and from the short time I have used it, I am blown away by the level of detail it can capture and very much look forward to getting out with it in the coming weeks and months ahead
Very interesting, thank you.
That last photograph was just fantastic. A crowning touch to the video.
Wow what a great video!
Zoomed in version is my favorite 😍
Great video. Great shots.
Great video!
One word. Epic 👌
I like the zoomed out version better, to my eye, it is balanced better than the zoomed in version. I also appreciate being able to see the scale. 13:40 is my favorite of the entire video. Breathtaking.
Wonderful video as usual. Great information/tips to remember while out shooting. The only thing I would like to see in your video is the Raw file before the edited shot. It’s always fun to see Nigel and James in the videos too.
Definitely made me proud to be Welsh here Mads. Epic photos!! It'll be cool to see you do a video in the Brecon Beacons and the Gower Peninsula in South Wales where I normally like to shoot 👍
Another great video. I do like long lens landscapes.
Beautiful video and photos 🙂👍
Excellent points. Some day when I have a telephoto lens I will think about these things.
Hi Mads, that was another great video and I'm going to pencil in Wales for future visits. Good tip about how to handle lens flare. I've got a few images with that problem so I'll remember your tip if I'm doing sunset photography. I do have problems with tripod movement and I noticed it very recently when I was focus stacking. I hadn't moved the camera and the leaves in the image hadn't moved, so it must have been when I adjusted the focus each time. I have noticed the image drifting down with each set up even with the tripod on a hard surface. I think the problem may be with the ball mount not being robust enough to support the camera when the lens is extended. My favourite images were the ones that included the sheep. Lovely dark background sky and bright foreground giving that feeling of depth. Nice one Mads.
I tend to use a lighter tripod when hiking and carry the 100-400GM as well. In addition to the longer delay and a remote, I’ll switch the camera to silent shutter for this type of situation. The a7riii is much more forgiving than the a7riv, I started using the technique with the iv and have adopted it to the iii. Great video, scenery and results, definitely enjoyed Nigel’s version of your adventure too.
Hard to choose a favorite, but I will be taking this into account in my future telephoto shoots. Thanks
Overall, a very fine use of one subject (the isolated trees) to explore the value of constantly shooting one photo from many different angles and time points. Thank you very much!
Hey Mads, I like both of the mountain tree shots. To my surprise, I like the zoomed out picture the best🙂. I enjoy enjoy your channel.
We're off to mid Wales on Friday, looking forward to doing some photography. Cracking photos
I think I like the zoomed out version a little better. That downhill slope seems to add more balance. Both beautiful.
The idea to shoot into the sun is new it might help in my shooting the Joshua trees here will give this a try thanks.
I prefer the zoomed in version but the horizontal one right after appealed to me the most.
You’ve done it again 🙌🏻 video! Loved the photo with the photogenic sheep in it. May I ask- do you Manual focus all the time? I find it very difficult to get my focus right. Learned from your video the importance of a steady tripod/ circumstances when using the long lens, I use mine a lot, sometimes if my back isn’t to good I only take the long lens because of its diversity but other “photographers” have come down on me because of that. Now I can show them your video 😜. Thank again for making these epic videos and show of this worlds beauty! 💚
@7:54 if the trees were just a tad more left the scene would feel more balanced in my opinion on the zoomed in version, but eh that's just my personal feel to it. Also the clouds on the zoomed in one look like a smilling face that's swooping down to consume the trees which is cool and adds to the subject and imagination. Great photo.
Beautiful photos @Mads. Good job!
You mentioned once that you would have died with your gear and big tripod etc, one reason why I switched to an OM-1. You can do easily handheld pictures with a 40-150 2.8 (equi. 80-300). This is such a relief to travel without a tripod. Last time I managed a focus stacked, 150mm with 1/8 of a sec (10 pictures) or a 2 sec single shot with 150mm - no problem. And I can print easily the pictures 1-meter size without seeing a difference compared to my FF gear. I use my tripod only for Autora/Nightsky, otherwise, it stays at home/in the car.
You have to try it once when you travel light. Ever tested?
Greetings from Finland.
Isolated Trees on a Ridge: the zoomed-in version has some of the treed-ridge showing. Including the treed-ridge seemed to be your necessary need to keep the picture from being "boring." Thus, you have accomplished your goal in both photos. The zoomed-out version has so much of the ridge that it may ask the viewer to consider the ridge as the main focus instead of just the few trees. The isolated trees merely serve to grab the viewer eyes to look at her ridge instead of the sky. Both photos are fine - to me they simply have slightly different subjects. The horizontal photo goes even further to ask the viewer to look at the mountain range in total. Nice instruction!
Yes the ‘Shires’ offer a visual feast… as always lovely images.
Slightly off topic, but what pc do you use for editing, how much RAM & what processing speed is optimum?
Incredible shot at 13:40. I'd say, by far my favorite.
Bedankt
Using a shutter release cable also can be really helpful I do wish that they made a longer bracket for bigger lenses and one that stabilises the actual lens at the further end I’ve looked at the design of big lenses on tripods and I think they’ve got it wrong. But that’s another story I think definitely a two second delay. And definitely use a remote shutter release or shadow release cable at least so you reduce the sugar shake and blend shake as well. I would probably in that scenario bump the iso-up to 3 or 400 I see you no issue with shooting iso-up around even 500 to get a faster speed
I prefer the zoomed in shot. I think because it’s separated from the clouds. However, the horizontal is the best of the 3 shots. I
Amazing! I have a place I goto where the scenery is very similar. I always wish I can get photos like this but I'm just not good enough yet. 😮💨
Great Video and surely some epic shots was taken :) When I saw the part about micro vibrations it might answered my question to my large amount of blurry/smudged images from Teide Volcano , Tenerife wich I took last week. It was handheld, but never under 1 / focal length, so I was surprised that so many shots was unsharp. I had never before had an issue with handheld 300-400mm images with reasonable fast shutterspeeds as 1/300-1/640 specialy with IS and IBIS in the body. Still confused. Maybe was some Volcano vibrations :) Cheers from Sweden
Yes I liked the zoomed in version of that one tree because it had better clouds, but the landscape orientation photo at 8:16 is the best of those three because of the sun beams the dynamism of the clouds and their color range. The subtle silhouette levels of the other trees below the skyline and the other faint silhouetted hills in the distance also as to the compositions beauty. That shot should be printed large format. The multitude of sunbeams in that almost monochromatic photo at 11:30 almost looks like "natures barcode of joy"... the same, even more so at 11:50 as this shot focuses exclusively on the best lit sunbeams. That fiery sky at 15:28 is beautiful. That needs to be a large format print. That stunning sunbeams photo that back light the cluster of trees... another large format print. All these shots that in recommending be large format could be part of a "dynamic light" calendar or photo book, you should think about that. I must say that music with the flute is ideal considering the lighting of those morning shoots and the resulting images you captured and have shown in this video.
GGreat video and some beautiful images Mads. With the pic of the waterfall, and some of your earlier backlit shots of the trees, there was some very high dynamic range. Were they all single shots or did you bracket some and blend them later?
Would love a video on dealing with lens flare artifact in PS!
I love all your videos. Regarding micro vibrations, I'm not sure why you didn't point people in the direction of usng a remote release?
7:42- probalbly the left one, because the empty space on the right side of the trees leave spectator phantasy working (but if would be composed this way the right image (zoomed one), probably i would choose it over the left🤷♂).
As always very inspiring. Thanks a lot. Just one question, you was not thinking to make some black and white? I am specially thinking of one of the last photos. The one you called “the hero of the morning”. Anyway; take care! Göran from Latvia
a dreamlike landscape, with probably happy sheep in it.
Definitely prefer the zoomed out version. Taste is a funny thing.
I like shooting in the sun, and don’t mind flaring too much. Must be a bad landscaper 😅
In this location at this time of day I guess the only mistake you can make is to forget your spare batteries! 🙂
James could not have been happy when he learned that he missed these sheep shots at approx 20:00!