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Another insightful video, thanks Martin!
The POV video idea sounds great.
I'm learning a great deal from your landscape photography course, and have recommended it to several friends.
Excellent, thank you! I will try and do the POV videos if I can soon!
'We do enough bad photos, that we know what good looks like.'
Doing street photography, I can tell this quote is gold.
👍 Martin I never leave home without a camera, every morning I walk my dogs in a 1000 acre preserve, I try to find interesting woodland images all the time, very relaxing and keeps my eye trained
That’s like bigger than my entire country I think 🤣
Yes, POV video please, Martin. Thanks.
Gorgeous shots! Makes me miss Dartmoor and those moody, rich tones of the British countryside! (I’m living in Japan now, which ovy has its own very pretty nature, just different vibes)
The POV stuff is great. Would love to watch more! :)
Martin, you make the best photography videos on RUclips! I have enjoyed all of them. Since watching your videos, I have become much more experimental with subjects and composition.
I’m so pleased to hear that!
These are my favourite videos, just walking around showing what you are doing. Thanks, it's a nice relaxing part of the day
My favourite to make as well just trying to find the right combination of gear to do it
Your landscape editing masterclass I purchased recently is great. It’s easy to understand and follow and the results I’m getting are amazing.
Thank you! Will be updates coming in next few weeks too which you get for free.
Can I quote this on my site?
Sure, send me a link to the website where I can put it in.
@@maciejpietowski3050 its ok i will get a screen grab from here if thats ok, i have to enter it myself unfortunately
Yes Pov would be great 😊
Martin thanks for taking us for a walk, that was so beautiful) and thx for your thoughts too
This is awesome! More videos like this so we can get a glimpse of how you work👍🏻
Actually will be more like this soon
This approach was very helpful, you get so see the raw scene and the finished photo. Your thoughts.
I was really annoyed, nay, ANGRY , today. Your video calmed me down a treat.
Played like a bunch of bloody schoolgirls!
Thank you, you are officially my therapist now.
Oh I know man, I was going to email you tonight that was just so bad so bad wow I’m glad this calmed you a bit haha
It would be great to see more of that kind of videos, i miss plein air
Hi again Martin. PoV video would be great and I'd really appreciated your time and effort that goes into producing it.
All the best Chris.🎉
Yes POV please Martin
Btw very good video today very encouraging!
This format is really helpful …I would definitely like to see the POV too
Well done 🤗 TY
Another good video, Martin. Thank you! Yes, do make a POV, please.
Hi Martin.
I adore videos like this because they show what's possible and inspire people to take more pictures which leads them along the path of improvement (bloody long path ha, ha, ha,).
Gwan, youngblood, make the POV.
Yes Colin! I really like doing these sorts of videos I hope I can get out more to do them it’s hard especially when you get there and it rains for 4 days in a row haha. Will try and keep it up.
After all the vlogs/videos I've watched on youtube, this one has given me more inspiration to shake off the 'why bother' blues and get out with my camera and go ANYWHERE. You mentioned in this video a very specific point that I think affects a lot of amateur photographers and that is, arriving at a place to get to a certain point and take that 'honey pot' photograph, pack up and go home. And far too many RUclipsrs are guilty of exacerbating this expectation of getting that keeper shot, the portfolio image, but as we all know, this invariably, isn't the case, it takes perseverance and a whole lot of time. Anyway Martin, thank you for your video, it was enjoyable and very informative in such a short space of time, I've now subbed.
Hi Steve, im glad you liked it, im going to try and do more videos like this because i can talk and think better with the camera like this. Im glad it was useful for you too!
Another great exercise in observation. Great stuff!
Nice place and great photos, always a pleasure watch your videos. I've got an used 35mm f2 lens and now I'm using only this lens in my walks to force me to look around to find better compositions. Thanks Martin.
Really like your take on photography. Thank you for sharing a different look on seeing the outdoors. 👍🏻 (pov vid I would find very interesting)🙂
Great job, thanks.
Nice shots Martin!
POV - yes please!
Awesome video! I really liked this a lot.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Make the POV Martin!
What I always observe: there is a nice potential photo, something in the distance, but there is only one spot I pass, from which it looks great to me. So if I move on hoping for the better shot it is not going to happen. And if it is, taking a s3cond shot which is even better doesn't hurt with digital.
Nice photos and commentary! Let's see a pov video!
This video was sublime. That pov video would be great Martin
So the 1st look, we see with our eyes, 2nd look we see what the scene looks like on the camera back, and the 3rd look we see is after Post Processing. Therefore when we want to take the picture, do we really want that particular color and exposure ?
Colour no, exposure is for the edit unless you shoot jpeg
Nikon z9 Look good and pictures too
Great stuff Martin, I'd love to see the POV video!
Hi there, another member! Welcome to the club. I love this channel.
I'm not a big fan of street photo POV, but landscape might be different. I will certainly watch it if you do one.
Defo make the POV. With the stream of consciousness commentary and instruction too.
I have what is probably a stupid question. You show us your composition on the lcd holding the camera with one hand and the video camera with the other. Then you show us the image you took. Do you take the actual shot with two hands using the in camera level to make sure the horizon is straight? I cannot imagine shooting one handed, especially in portrait mode, even with IS.
I’m actually doing it one handed cos I didn’t have a mount for the video camera so I had the video camera in one hand and camera in the other and photos are from shooting one handed. I think because the z9 is heavy it’s very stable I had no motion blur but I absolutely hated shooting like this and would use a chest mount in future
POV is an interesting way to see what the photographer sees, instead of seeing what someone else sees what the photographer is doing, if that makes any sense.
Make the POV please!
Some Nice shots Martin , looks like a Z9 with 24-70 f4 or f2.8 ?
It is it’s the 2.8
Looks great on me 50 inch tv , may the z9 last forever.
Hahaha yes
Make the POV Please! :)
make the POV thanks!
Some beautiful images there Martin but is that a Z9? I thought you always championed not wasting money on the latest and greatest, what happened 😊 hope you are enjoying it.
yep z9, ive been shooting mirorrless since about 2015 alongside my dslrs. I use mirrorless for work as it makes my job easier and I do a reasonable amount of video work too. So for me they make money. I dont encourage amatuers to waste money on gear they dont need and wont use though. Now my crowd of dslr shooters is shrinking massively so im starting to move the channel with the times but will keep dslr content too for sure.
@@MartinCasteinlove your new 5D mk2 video! You still gotta sprinkle in videos with older cameras to show that it's not the camera doing the work of good photography. I must admit, even me as a stickler for value got a second hand R6, but I feel that after so many years doing it I can afford to get a fancier camera to use to death now. If I do upgrade anything at this point, it's the old first gen EF 24-105 f4 that takes most of my photos. The 35mm and 150-600 is great for my needs still but the mid zoom does have some weak points especially at f4 in a forest where the lack of corner sharpness really shows in the intricate branches. Either way, no hurry here, but it's a bit funny to use a 250 dollar lens on a 2k camera. Editing sucks but even a tiny bit of white balance, exposure adjustment, and curves will do a heck of a lot to polish an already good photo before printing or sharing widely, even if the jpeg is good enough most of the time.
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More POV videos 👍
coming soon.....
POV video please 😁
That's how. Base my photography,,I like what I see I take it with me,, and don't care what other people think,, do you really need all the rules all of the time, not really.
Make the POV :)
POV video please.
Make the pov