My SNOW PHOTOGRAPHY Camera Technique| The Landscape Photography Journals E19
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Best RUclips photographer when it comes to explaining everything a-z
Thanks!
You are a born teacher, thanks so much Dave!
You're welcome:)
Dave, this further reinforces the knowledge I have acquired from watching your vlogs. Before I used to just focus on the histogram and look to set it as required but now I find myself looking at the scene and using my observations of the scene to set my histogram. My technical knowledge has grown a fair bit as a result of watching and rewatching your videos and for that I thank you
That's great. Thanks:) Set your histogram using this method: ruclips.net/video/BtExFWacuZ4/видео.html You want to maximize data collection instead of matching the histogram to the scene. Complete details here: www.davemorrowphotography.com/exposure-triangle
Good tip on shooting in snow. Was doing just that last week in Milwaukee- shooting random shutter speeds to see what worked best , but like the idea of getting your base/safety image first, then experimenting.
This is very pragmatic journal
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, great video ,the explanation is very detailed, much more than most others, really appreciate your generosity !
You have a great voice for narration Dave!
Thanks Jonathan. That gives me some confidence:)
Thanks as always for the great information. Now I know I can get better shots when in Yosemite during the winter!
Fantastic video Dave thank you - I’m a beginner and learned a lot of practical things from this. Thanks also for the very relaxed and clear style plus all the other excellent videos on your channel which I’m slowly working through.
Hi Steve. Nice to meet you. That's great to hear. You're welcome:)
Another great vlog with very good info Dave 👍🏼 Since your going to be doing advance techniques, you might consider a vlog on shooting with an wide angle lens like 16mm and wider using live-view to get sharp image from near to far using Focus Stacking and the technique behind it for landscape photography.
Good stuff!
Dave, Scotty said it well. I learn from all of your videos. Thanks for sharing your passion with us.
Thanks Steve. You are welcome.
Great video Dave and very educational. I know understand more the use of the histogram in varying situations. After watching this it all seems to make a lot more sense. Thanks for sharing!!
Histogram for snow is so necessary. Really good explanation of it!
Good stuff Dave... Understanding light under those snowy, very white conditions & understanding the histogram was well presented. I was able to wrap my head around your procedures for the most part, utilizing aperture priority & changing up the iso for the eventual blending of the images taken. I am a bit old school & tend to stay in manual & make my own adj.'s accordingly...
My simple brain seams better equipped for shooting in manual & generally speaking exposing to the right in these conditions...
Bill Farr... :-)
Nice very nice, Dave. It is great information. Thank!
Once again a superb video well heaps of information and exceptionally well said Dave love your work
Thanks:)
Great video Dave, we have a very different conditions here in Australia. I haven’t had the opportunity to vlog any landscape photography in the snow so it’s great to hear your approach and thought process, thanks for sharing mate!
Thank you, Dave. This video was very interesting about the use of Aperature priority and the use of the Compensation Exposure wheel to move the Histo to the right to gain more detail. I always have my camera in the Manual mode, so that I have flexibility. Why Aperature Priority over Manual? Lake City is waiting for you, whenever you have a chance for a visit..........
Great explanation of the histogram, thanks.
Dave thanks so much for these video's as I learn so much. They are on the bottom of my student homework sheet each week. Thank you.
I do have a question and that is why do you not use a lens hood in the snow to keep the snow off the front element of the lens?
Keep up the great work.
You're welcome. That's great. Lost it, never got another. Have a good one!
Thanks for sharing Dave!
Great video as always, I bet that was fun in the snow! =)
Dave why didn't you use hyper-focal focus when capturing the second (hillside) shot?
Great video as always 👍🏼
You know your stuff. 👍🏼
Thanks. Always trying to learn, there is alot I don't yet know:)
Thanks for all videos.
What kind of packraft do you use?
Maybe you can make a video about hiking with packraft and different challenges this brings.
Thanks
+1 Yes. This would be great!
I think Dave uses an Alpacka but which one I'm not sure. Lightest are down to 2.5 lbs
You're welcome. Currently running the Alpacka Llama & Scout. Would be happy to make a video on the topic:)
Great video as usual. Do you plan to make a video about tips and recommandations for wild camping in mountains during winter?
Thanks. I can do that for sure. It's on the list now. Feel free to make video recommends anytime:)
Excellent film ave and very helpful advice as always. Wondered what tripod you use when out hiking. Atb
Nice, Dave...maybe I missed it...but where are you for this video? I noticed from earlier videos that you shoot with a 14-24 and a 28-300. This lens appears to be neither...what are you using here? Thanks
Ed Robbins I think it may be the 28-300?
In the absence of a camera that has the ability to see the live histogram, what should I do to get the most out of my post processing experience? Do you go over that in your recent extensive guide available to purchase?
Hi Jake. Post process shots 5 days a week for 2 hours each night, for the next year. Experiment constantly. But most of all, put out a lot of images to your portfolio. My current goal is 90 new images to my portfolio every 90 days. That ensures I constantly work to edit & improve. Everything else falls in line behind putting in the work. Yes. Everything is covered extensively in that course.
Hi Dave, thanks for another nice vid! I know you are out in all crazy kinds of elements shooting (living) but i am wondering why you do not use a lens hood to help keep your lens dry instead of wiping it off and possibly getting wet spots/smears etc?? I understand when it’s windy a hood can becomd an issue with slow SS but your lens strap wasn’t even blowing so looked calm but just damp. Also, your hot shoe cover is open to moisture. I guess my concern mostly is with how weather sealed is that area of the camera, i was under the impression that Nikon has the covers for the hotshoe protection. (actually Nikon rep told me to keep it on when using in wet locations) I will start covering my lens/camera as you did in snow but when i’m out by the ocean or shooting in the cooler evening i can’t keep my lens from getting condensation and soft looking images. Any suggestions as to a good towel for wiping dry or are you using a shamy type cloth?
the lack of using a lens hood is intiguing me, as well as just how wet my Nikon d810 can get without having to worry. thanks for any answers-
Cleaning the lens constantly when shooting in the snow is nearly impossible with the hood on. The hood stops some snow, but not all, so you still have to wipe. It's easier just not having one on. Never had an issue with the hot shoe or camera. It takes a beating.
Dave Morrow thanks, i will see how it goes without the lens hood next time in the snow!
What gloves do you use that both keep your fingers warm and retain dexterity for camera controls? Incidentally my camera has a touch screen LED and I'd like to retain use of that function in cold weather. Thanks!
amzn.to/2HqvYnC I like those for all adventures & weather. Not sure on touch screen part though...
Thanks Again Dave ,, Great Info... Where were you at for this shoot?
I think he said he was in Southern Oregon
Where are you at the moment Dave?
Colorado. Headed back to Utah tomorrow for some backpacking & shooting:)